Korešpondenčný seminár z programovania (KSP)
Summer part · round 2
150 points in the national standings of the 43rd edition.
Original source : Korešpondenčný seminár z programovania (KSP), 2026 · 43rd edition, summer round 2Competitions, research, and projects that pushed me further. Every result has a little more behind it.
Summer part · round 2
150 points in the national standings of the 43rd edition.
Original source : Korešpondenčný seminár z programovania (KSP), 2026 · 43rd edition, summer round 2Summer part · round 1
74 points in the 43rd edition. Identified by competition edition and round rather than school year.
Original source : Korešpondenčný seminár z programovania (KSP), 2026 · 43rd edition, summer round 1National final
Team: Denisa Tóthová, Šimon Škombár, Šimon Sobek, Ján Lévai, Dorián Lovič, and Ema Kubalová.
Original source : VUCAP Challenge, 19 June 2026National final
National final following qualification as a solo competitor.
Original source : Palma Junior, 10 June 2026Final
Won the “Podpora komunity” (Community Support) category and received a separate Audience Award for the same project.
Original source : LAB IT Creativity – Money Mansion, 9 June 2026National final
Nine teams competed in the final.
Original source : Palma Strom, 9 June 2026National / regional standings
Also 4th of 24 teams in eastern Slovakia. Team: Daňo, Findorák, Barta, Kováč, and Sobek.
Original source : Matematický náboj – Senior, May 2026Regional round
Advanced to the national final as an individual competitor.
Original source : Palma Junior, 13 May 2026Regional qualification
Team qualification for the national final.
Original source : Palma Strom, 23 April & 12 May 2026Final
National finalist with the Money Mansion team.
Original source : Founders Challenge – Money Mansion, 11 May 2026National round
One of seven declared winners sharing the highest score. The final included 40 of Slovakia’s top students.
Original source : Databázová olympiáda, 6 May 2026Semifinal
Selected for the final following presentations by more than 40 remaining teams.
Original source : Founders Challenge – Money Mansion, 29 April 2026National round
Shared winner in a category with 535 competitors.
Original source : Python Cup 2026, 15 April 2026Qualification rounds
Qualified for the regional round as a one-person team.
Original source : Palma Junior, 13 February & 25 March 2026Qualification
Money Mansion progressed from the opening round; more than 80 teams advanced.
Original source : Founders Challenge – Money Mansion, 26 March 2026National round
National final in programming, category A.
Original source : ZENIT – programovanie, kat. A, 24–26 March 2026Midyear assessment
Interim assessment of the Money Mansion project; distinct from the final awards.
Original source : IT LAB Creativity – Money Mansion, 26 February 2026Regional round
Regional Informatics Olympiad runner-up, category A; recognised as a successful solver.
Original source : Olympiáda v informatike, kat. A, Early 2026Regional round
Qualified for the national round among eight of Slovakia’s top competitors.
Original source : ZENIT – programovanie, kat. A, 26 November 2025National competition
Team Šrobárka Y.
Original source : Košický Matboj, 24 October 2025Regional round
Project: “Analýza hlukového a svetelného znečistenia pomocou IoT technológie” (analysis of noise and light pollution using IoT technology).
Original source : Festival vedy a techniky AMAVET, 17 October 2025National final
The team also received a separate Vissim Special Award for the best solution, visualisation, and presentation of one challenge problem.
Original source : VUCAP Challenge, 11 June 2025University student scientific conference
Faculty of Science, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University: awarded for “Analýzy hlukového a svetelného znečistenia” (analysis of noise and light pollution).
Original source : Študentská vedecká konferencia PF UPJŠ, June 2025National final
National runner-up with Ján Lévai.
Original source : Palma Strom, 3 June 2025Regional qualification
Class 2.C team result; qualified for the national final.
Original source : VUCAP Challenge, 31 January & 20 May 2025Regional qualification
With Ján Lévai; advanced to the national final among 10 finalist teams.
Original source : Palma Junior, May 2025Regional qualification
With Ján Lévai; advanced to the national final among 10 finalist teams.
Original source : Palma Strom, May 2025Regional round
Recognised as a successful solver. The source specifies the school year rather than an exact date.
Original source : Matematická olympiáda, kat. B, 2024/25 school yearRegional round
Research on the analysis of noise and light pollution.
Original source : Stredoškolská odborná činnosť – Informatika, 24 March 2025Regional round
Regional Informatics Olympiad winner, category B; recorded in the school’s official 2024/25 evaluation report.
Original source : Olympiáda v informatike, kat. B, 21 January 2025School round
Qualified for the regional round; 19 category B students advanced.
Original source : ZENIT – programovanie, kat. B, 17 October 2024National final
Team result with Ján Lévai. Placement follows the dated final report and the school’s official evaluation report.
Original source : Palma Junior, 13 June 2024Qualification
With Ján Lévai; qualified for the national final.
Original source : Palma Junior, 7 May 2024National final
Reached the final through two preceding rounds involving approximately 850 primary and secondary school students.
Original source : Kockáči roka 2023, 12 January 2024Regional round
Recognised as a successful solver.
Original source : ZENIT – programovanie, kat. B, 23 November 2023School round
Qualified for the regional round; 12 students advanced.
Original source : ZENIT – programovanie, kat. B, 17 October 2023Dates retain the precision of the supplied records. Calendar-year groupings are used; KSP results refer to the stated edition and round. Shared wins and team results are identified in each entry.