3rd Prize in overnight C competition

Hello Everyone,
I am feeling happy to announce that I have got again 3rd prize in C competition. This time it was overnight competition “PIRATES OF C” of STC.
I recently got 3rd prize in Logi C Competition of POLARIS. Again I have got III prize. But this time I am disappointed by organizers of event. At the time of registration I have personally asked the organizers that whether there would be any graphics question; and they have promised that there will not be any. But there was a full question and that too of level 3 and the only question in that level which was to make a game. I did not have adequate practice of graphics and there I lost the cutting edge. My opponent, who got first prize, was a super graphics man and is known as GAMER in class. Actually the game was in level 3 and that too the only question in level 3. In level 1 and 2 I was a little bit ahead but last question made the difference. Anyway hats off to him.
I had to practice graphics a little...

3rd Prize in Logi-C

I am feeling happy to announce that I have got 3rd prize in “Logi-C” competition of Polaris-09 on 17th Aug, 09.
It was a 6 hour continuous competition. The questions were grouped in 3 levels. Level 1 was bit easy. I solved all the questions of level 1. Then after 1.30 hours we were given password of II level. It was tough and had some questions related to FILEs and I had some problem in it, but I got it later from help file.
At last was level III and the toughest of all. After applying some brain into it I got 2 out of 3 in that level.
On the whole the questions were purely logical and the best part was that it had no graphics involved, all gray matter work. A student from MCA from other college was the winner. The marks were:
57- First
53- Second
52-Third (Me)
19-Average Score (approx)
I think I could have done better.
I will try hard in coming STC’s overnight C competition.

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