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'''Cyprus Juniors Pancyprian competition''' is the second competition in the series of competitions used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents Cyprus at the [[International Mathematical Olympiad|IMO]]. It is held in December and is called "Zenon". All participants in this contest have been first qualified in [[Cyprus Seniors Provincial competition]]. Until 2003 2nd and 3rd grades had common papers. As of 2004 every grade has different problems. Afterwards 10 students from every grade are selected. | '''Cyprus Juniors Pancyprian competition''' is the second competition in the series of competitions used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents Cyprus at the [[International Mathematical Olympiad|IMO]]. It is held in December and is called "Zenon". All participants in this contest have been first qualified in [[Cyprus Seniors Provincial competition]]. Until 2003 2nd and 3rd grades had common papers. As of 2004 every grade has different problems. Afterwards 10 students from every grade are selected. | ||
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Cyprus Juniors Pancyprian competition is the second competition in the series of competitions used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents Cyprus at the IMO. It is held in December and is called "Zenon". All participants in this contest have been first qualified in Cyprus Seniors Provincial competition. Until 2003 2nd and 3rd grades had common papers. As of 2004 every grade has different problems. Afterwards 10 students from every grade are selected.
Total: 3 grades * 10 students = 30 students.
Those students are qualified to move on the Cyprus Seniors Team Selection Tests.
Resources
- Seniors Pancyprian Problems and Solutions -- A community effort to provide solutions to all Seniors Pancyprian competitions problems from which students can learn.
