Competitive Programming
Tech Zephyr 4.0CP Contest
The Tech Zephyr CP Contest is an individual competitive programming challenge designed to test algorithmic thinking, problem-solving speed and coding proficiency. Participants face four to six coding problems ranging from easy to hard and compete on a live programming platform.
Prize Pool
₹15,000
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Registration
Ready to participate?
Register through the official Unstop listing for CP Contest. All registration, eligibility and submission instructions are handled through the official event page.
The Challenge
Highlights
Key Highlights
What Makes This Competition Different
Individual Participation
Highlight135-Minute Contest
Highlight4–6 Coding Problems
HighlightAlgorithms & Data Structures
HighlightExperience
What To Expect
Competition Experience
Built To Challenge You
The contest is conducted completely online.
Participants receive approximately 135 minutes to solve the problem set.
Problems cover data structures, algorithms, optimisation and mathematical thinking.
Supported languages include C, C++, Java, Python and other standard languages supported by the contest platform.
Standard competitive programming scoring considers successful solutions, incorrect attempts and submission time.
CP Contest
Challenge · Build · Compete
Evaluation
How You Will Be Judged
Correctness
PrimaryWhether submitted solutions pass the required test cases.
Efficiency
PrimaryAlgorithmic and computational efficiency of the solution.
Time
Tie-breakSubmission time and number of incorrect attempts influence ranking.
Schedule
Competition Timeline
Registration Deadline
Contest
Duration
Leaderboard
Rewards
What's At Stake
Guidelines
Rules & Regulations
Participation is strictly individual.
The contest consists of four to six coding problems.
Problems range from easy to hard difficulty.
Discussing problems or sharing code is prohibited.
Submissions are checked for plagiarism.
AI tools, copying from the internet and sharing solutions can result in disqualification.
Solutions are evaluated against hidden test cases.
The organising committee's decision is final.