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1 | The list of allocations on the other sheet consists of | ||
2 | a) successful allocations (with simple number) | ||
3 | b) two types of waiting list (with "Wait" prefix) | ||
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5 | If your institution registered more than one team, it appears twice. | ||
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7 | Look out for that second entry! The total of your teams is divided between the two entries. | ||
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9 | Allocation rules: | Country pull-up: the first institution of each country is granted one slot. | |
10 | 3-day rule: all institutions registered within the first three days were allocated a first team on a first come, first served basis. | ||
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12 | Waiting lists: | 3-day waiting list: institutions that could not yet be allocated a first team in accordance with the 3-day rule under the team cap of 400 teams. Their first teams come first on the waiting list. | |
13 | Secondary waiting list: waiting list for all other teams | ||
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16 | Note: 20 team slots remain reserved for a bursary programme specifically targeted towards facilitating the participation of teams from developing nations and will be allocated later. | ||
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19 | The full explanation of this allocation mode can be found in our Bid Report from December 6th 2011: http://goo.gl/PJcCN | ||
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