I’m currently rated around 1100 on Codeforces and have solved about 200 problems (shown in the images below). Lately, I feel a bit stuck and confused about which problem rating range I should focus on, especially for contests. I think I might be solving problems that are too easy and not helping my growth much. I’d really appreciate any advice on which ratings or topics I should focus on to get better contest results.
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I guess you should start with cp-31 sheet. The problems in that sheet is contest relevant.
Thanks I will surely try to solve them
never new cp-31 existed either, thank you
How's the CP culture in your college ?
Good enough, many students are dedicated towards cp. There are varieties of students from newbie to master.
That's gud !