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By SoshkinRoman, 10 months ago, translation, In English

The Registration for the 50th Petrozavodsk Programming Camp is open.

THE CAMP WILL BE HELD ONLINE from January 29 to February 06, 2026.

For teams from the EAEU, offline participation is possible; details are in the information letter.

Teams of up to 3 members are invited to join

The level of contests: for participants of the semi-finals and finals of the ICPC World Championship

The training Camp schedule consists of 8 contests and 1 day off between them, preliminary schedule: camp.icpc.petrsu.ru/2026w/schedule

For each contest, a problem analysis will be broadcast in English.

The registration fee for participants from the EAEU countries is 12200 / 13420 / 24400 rubles per participant (depends on meal inclusion).
The registration fee for participants from other countries is $165 per participant.

To register, the team coach should write a letter to the organizers.
After agreement, each team member must go through individual registration on the site of the Camp.

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Registration fee is $165? I was expecting it to cost 6 or 7 instead.

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Never mind, found the answer.

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Any one don't comment here. Reason:- Just see my likes :(

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Registration fee is only $165? Satisfactory!

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Before registering, you should really pay attention to this

The level of contests: for participants of the semi-finals and finals of the ICPC World Championship

I see a lot of newbies in the comments, the camp is NOT for you, you can see past problems here https://qoj.ac/category/5 to see if it is for you

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I’m very interested in joining this year’s training camp. However, I would like to understand the advantages of participating compared to upsolving later on QOJ and reading the editorial. Is there anyone here who has previously attended the camp and could share their experience?