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Making a submission

You must be a participant of the challenge before you can make a submission.

Once the challenge has started, you can start making submissions. Follow the steps to make your first submission:

  1. Goto to the challenge page.

  2. Click on "My Submission" and you will be redirected to the submission page.

  3. On this page, click on "+ New Submission" and follow the on-screen steps.

  4. After successful submission, you will be able to see your score (if the challenge has enabled auto-grading).

If a challenge has disabled auto-grading the submission will be graded by the organizer manually.

Some important points regarding your submission:

  1. Make sure you read the submission guidelines of the challenge carefully.

  2. The submissions are usually auto-graded. If the submissions are not auto-graded, it may take up to a day to see your score.

  3. You must abide by the rules of the challenge.

  4. You can make up to 20 submissions every day.

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