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Codeforces Competitive Programming Rounds

Run by Codeforces (ITMO University)

OnlineOnline (global)2–3 hours per round; multiple rounds per week availableFreeOpenLow effort

About this opportunity

<p>Codeforces is the most active competitive programming platform in the world, running weekly rated online contests across multiple difficulty divisions. Each round presents 5–9 algorithmic problems to be solved within 2–3 hours, with a global rating system and colored-name tiers recognising top performers.</p> <ul> <li>Open to all ages globally; free account required; Singapore students participate fully</li> <li>Multiple rated rounds per week: Div. 1, Div. 2, Div. 3, Div. 4, Educational, and Global rounds</li> <li>Rating-based divisions: Div. 4 (rating under 1400), Div. 3 (under 1600), Div. 2 (under 2100), Div. 1 (1900+)</li> <li>Div. 4 and Div. 3 are the recommended entry points for beginners</li> <li>NUS CS3233 Competitive Programming uses a Codeforces maximum rating of at least 1400 as a pre-acceptance indicator</li> <li>Free to participate; rating and leaderboard are the primary outcomes – most rounds have no cash prize</li> </ul> <p>Register a free account and join any upcoming round from the Codeforces contests page.</p>

Who can apply

Open to all ages globally; no minimum age; Singapore students can participate fully

How to apply

Create a Codeforces account (Register), then register for each round on the Contests page once its registration opens before the start.

What you get

Portfolio pieceAward Recognition

Frequently asked

Who runs this?+

Run by Codeforces (ITMO University). More on their website.

Who can apply?+

Open to all ages globally; no minimum age; Singapore students can participate fully

Is it paid?+

Free to apply. No participant fees.

How do I apply?+

Create a Codeforces account (Register), then register for each round on the Contests page once its registration opens before the start.

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Last verified 2 October 2026·Updated 2 October 2026·Source