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sir, you can go to university of botswana

You can look at the ICPC finals and find universities that consistently participate there.

Lviv Politechnical University

If you are from Kazakhstan, I think it is a good choice for you to come to China. Chinese is friendly to Kazakhs. You can try Tsinghua University, Peking University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Xidian University (this university is located in northwest China, closer to Kazakhstan), Hangzhou Dianzi University, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Zhejiang University. These are very good schools in the field of computing in China, you can try to understand, the difficulty of applying should not be very large. Hope that helps.

As someone who had gone through the whole US uni application process without having any international competition medals, it's quite hard. Obviously, if you won like an IOI medal, the chances getting into a "prestigious" university would be much easier (probably just have to write like an above average essays and you should get in), but for most people like me, it's almost a roulette as it is not guaranteed to get in to top universities even with the highest grades, impressive extracurriculars (but not IOI level), and great essays. My advice would be to research a handful of US universities with solid CS major and a good ICPC team, and for the applications, try your best to write very enticing personal essays as this seems to matter a lot next to ECs. The trend nowadays seems to be applying to multiple, even 20 universities as acceptance rates have dropped significantly in the recent years. I would personally not apply that many universities though because each application costs about 70~80 USD. In the US, I think MIT, CMU are obviously good for both CS major and ICPC teams, and I don't really know much about the rest (Like you could say that Swarthmore college has a great ICPC team based on the NAC rankings but it could just be Geothermal carrying and etc.). Hope this helps guide you your uni process.

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• Universities in Germany don't have big differences in quality, some are larger and some smaller, but they are all funded essentially in the same way. So you can pick whichever place you like.
• I'm pretty sure there is no application fee even for foreign applicants. There might be some moderate tuition fees for foreign students, I'm not entirely sure about that.
• Apart from managing German bureaucracy, the entry requirements should be very moderate (if you have a high school diploma satisfying certain requirements, universities basically are forced to admit you). But not everybody who starts also finishes the degree (exams are hard).
• To do a bachelor's degree, you will likely also need some medium-level German language skills. Kartoffelpuffer!
• Studying in Germany is often considered less social than in other countries (you meet other students in University, but you usually don't live together). It's Germany, after all.
• When you complete your degree, you should be able to stay in Germany without limitation (Germany is currently looking for young and qualified people pretty eagerly!).
• There are good ICPC teams in multiple places, in particular in Munich (TUM), Saarbrücken, Karlsruhe (KIT) and Erlangen (FAU).

PS: Don't think too much about university rankings. They influence the prestigiousness of the institution, but not necessarily the quality of education (I'm saying that after having studied at a worldwide top 5 university according to most rankings).

ITMO and SPbU is the best university for sport programming in Russia.

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Consider Poland. The universities are free, have very good teaching quality and ICPC teams, and friendly atmosphere. Poland is also cheaper in general, and also doesn't smell awfully like some worldwide famous cities do. The best unis (in random order) are University of Warsaw, University of Wroclaw and Jagiellonian University in Cracow. Unless you want to go into business rather than engineering in which case you might be better off trying something more 'prestigious'. I went to Cambridge, and I am almost certainly poorer educated than my colleagues from Polish universities.

Do NOT worry about rankings too much, unless you want to go to academia. The rankings are mostly derived from prestige and academic publications, which aren't really affecting teaching quality that much.

In India to do engineering (From IITs), u have to write the most prestigious and hardest undergrad qualification exam in the world i.e IIT JEE ADVANCED

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