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The third round of the 25th season of the international competitive programming contest CodeIT has concluded. The winners in both rankings — the standard and the junior — are talented individuals from Serbia, Bulgaria, and Croatia.
The third round was of the Marathon type and took place under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Petar Boyvalenkov, Director of the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics at BAS. The Honorary Chairman of the contest jury is Krasimir Manev, the first president of the European Junior Olympiad in Informatics (eJOI). For yet another year, CodeIT takes place under the patronage of the President of the Republic of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev.
Top 3:
1. Filip Repman - Sombor, Serbia
2. Alexander Gatev - Sofia, Bulgaria
3. Duško Obradović - Sombor, Serbia
Top 3 (Junior Ranking):
1. Ivan Prikratki - Popovača, Croatia
2. Antonio Rahchev - Razgrad, Bulgaria
3. Nikola Manolov - Haskovo, Bulgaria
Winners from the raffle:
- Nermin Idiriz - Shumen, Bulgaria
- Georgi Penchev - Sofia, Bulgaria
- Vukasin Pešut - Sombor, Serbia
The fourth round of the contest will take place on 30th March (Sunday) from 14:00 to 18:00 Eastern European Time.
All participants with a non-zero score will receive a T-shirt featuring the new season's mascot. Additional prizes from a raffle will be given to three participants in each of the six rounds of CodeIT 2025 — hoodies and gifts from sponsors ASBIS and Freckles.
News and up-to-date information about the contest can be found on the competition's website www.codeit.bg and in the CodeIT Facebook group.
Additional information about CodeIT:
CodeIT (https://codeit.bg/) is one of the oldest programming contests in the world and the most elite private informatics competition, organized by Musala Soft since the company's inception in 2000.
CodeIT has no age restrictions but the main group of participants are students with an interest in algorithms and competitive programming — many of whom are medalists from international Olympiads. The competition takes place annually in six online rounds followed by a final onsite round, in partnership with companies, non-governmental organizations, IT associations, and leading educational institutions in Bulgaria. The Honorary Chairman of the jury is Krasimir Manev, President of the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) for 2014–2017 and the first president of the European Junior Olympiad in Informatics (eJOI).
As per the rules, the competition consists of six preliminary online rounds, followed by an onsite final in Sofia. The top-performing competitors from the preliminary rounds — 12 finalists from the overall ranking and 5 from the junior ranking (up to 8th grade) — advance to the final.
