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Please review my profile and help me what is it that I need to do to be an expert.
I started CP when I was in college and am very enthusiastic about it. I love problem solving but have always faced challenges in how to get better at ratings and solve good questions.
I need help and guidance as its still 6 months to go before this year ends.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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keep practicing. ig that is the only way
I have given around 150+ contests as of now and have practiced problems as well.
Sir consistency is everything. I know you have been very consistent. Just be consistent and practice hard ones (1600+) like hell. We are also having very similar profiles. I also need to work a lot.
I think you should focus on reaching Specialist for now and also becoming a "Stable" specialist. If you manage to reach that goal, you'll likely figure out the next step on your own.
So based on my experience, here are some things I wish I knew when I was in your state.
These all are my personal observations. Anyone can agree or disagree on the basis of their observations as same formula doesn't go for all individuals.
Wishing you the best. Happy coding :)
thanks I will try to do as stated by you
Sure, thanks we be doing the same in the upcoming days!!
I disagree that you should be focused on solving 2 div2 problems , i do that almost always in the first 30min and i cant get back to specialist.
Oh yeah! I think it's more accurate to say that you should solve 3 problems on average in div2, including fast solving of A & B to reach 1400.
Actually, difficulty of problem C in div2 can vary significantly across constests(sometimes 1700 or 1800). In that case, solving A & B faster will ensure your rating doesn't fall below 1400 if you are already a specialist.
All of this seems great. I do agree with the message of "don't practice problems above your level" (I have seen people recommend that I solve 1600 rated problems when I was Pupil ... did not work out well).
Like someone above me mentioned, you will probably need ABC (not just AB) in div 2's most of the time for specialist (in the first hour or so). If it's an easier round, you might need to solve them faster.
But anyway, there is not much advice that can be given other than to practice. And fortunately, practicing has stood the test of time, and will make you progress regardless of the exact details of your strategy.
And fortunately, practicing has stood the test of time, and will make you progress regardless of the exact details of your strategy.
this is objectively wrong
By 'exact details of your strategy' I meant stuff like 'where should I practice?' or 'which sheet should I use?' or 'when should I read the editorial?'. Different stuff works for different people, and I think it is upto OP to decide on these things (after all, he is the one practicing).
While it is true that practicing problems that are too easy for you will not help you improve, many other people in this thread had already pointed that out. Sorry for any misunderstanding caused regarding this! I do recommend that OP practice problems rated 1300-1400 and specifically target div2C's, but beyond that, it is entirely up to him.
All the best bro!!
Please explain why my rating has been decreasing. In four consecutive contests, I received scores of -100, -90, -10, and -24.
when you start with cf it doesn't matter what your rank is or how many questions you have solved in the contest, the rating increases no matter what but to a certain point only(maybe 600-700 rating) but after that you need to be consistent with good ranks in contest to see a positive delta in contest. In the last four contest you haven't performed that well hence the decrease in rating
in the first 6 contests, you get extra rating by 600, 350, 250, 150, 50 (or something like this) to get the initial 1400 rating which all users start with
after these contests, your scores are just your scores
My tip would be to never get discouraged by some bad contest, just keep on pushing and you will reach expert even sooner
how do you manage to solve 2400 rated problems ?
yes!
I also want to achieve Expert before 2024 ends. Any tips for me on how can I improve?
Are you in ICPSC?
yes sir
Damn, you solved 1000+ question which is more than my all platform combined
yes but sadly i don't think i have that much improvement. I just love solving problems on my own so spend all the time here
you solved alot of problems but not necessarily hard ones solve more 1500s+ and try to not solve less ratings in practice and each day try a new rating if its to hard for you go back and solve more problems
Ok sir will follow this. Should i solve in the range 1500 to 1700 from now??.
yes you can even got up to 2000+ if you feel you are comfortable with 1700s and they dont feel that hard anymore
Like i am also feeling trouble with 1600's so doing that.
You should more practice to become an expert. Try to solve the problems which have rating 200-300 more than your current rating.
yeah surely will do it
solve hard problems i see the hardest problem you solved is a 2000 and you solved alot of 800s so my advice is solve problems 1500+ and try harder and harder problems im doing that now and it seems to be working
practice every day. according wonderful questions list of different types, improve yourself.
It's like going to the gym. You have to do it consistently and not overload yourself. But in order to progress, you need to increase the complexity of the tasks (weight by analogy), obviously so much that you can solve it or think about the correct implementation (squeeze the barbell yourself).
How do i increase my problem solving rating should i learn new concepts or practice more ?
And I will become before august ends.
It seems, u solve tasks from "problemset", and rating of tasks u solve is too high, imo. I took a look on ur contests and got that u cannot solve more than 2 tasks on div2 and y also do it slowly:(
so, first of all, u should better stop solving hard for u problems from problemset(I'm sure, u open editorial usually), because it doesn't make u better. secondly, u must solve latest contest in !!virtual participation!! and focus on speed. when u are able to solve 2 tasks fast ans sometimes solve 3 tasks on div2, u will became specialist. to become expert u should know more theory and different algorithms(for e.g. graph algos) and continue participating virtual, trying to solve at least 3 tasks fast!
and the main part as for me is to solve tasks after contest which you haven't solved during contest. for e.g. I try to solve 5 tasks from div2 after contest and 4 during the contest
Good Luck to you, bro:)
thank you for the analysis bro. surely this would help!!
I also want to get expert before 2024 ends pls help
i think there is no issue of practicing problem in your case. You have solved over 600 question and good amount of above 1400 rated problems . Problem lies on how you are solving questions . Give time to questions, think for atleast one hour before seeing editorial . At this stage you dont need to hurry up . Take time and analyse the question that is most important.
I'm a newbie and I am in no position to give anyone advice. But please try to give https://cpbook.net/details?cp=4 a read. If you keep at it, you will surely see improvement. All the best dear!
Also see https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLksmtI4lnGNkH1jyXMhS96Nmg-e3gzkyw. This is the official data structures and algorithms course at National University of Singapore. I recommend watching this too!