Quantum V2.0
Frequently Asked Questions
Key details on eligibility, registrations, tournament structure, and platform rules.
Participation is open to students from recognized schools across Grades 8 through 12. Individual events have specific grade brackets and squad limits—refer to the Events page for each category's exact roster size.
All registrations must be officially submitted via the school registration form. The designated Teacher-in-Charge or Student Club President should finalize and submit the consolidated roster to ensure scores are credited toward the Overall Championship.
No. Entry to Quantum V2.0 is completely free for all invited schools and confirmed delegations.
All real-time match fixtures, problem statements, rule clarifications, and server links are distributed through the official Quantum Discord server and emailed directly to registered team points of contact.
For online preliminary rounds, participants must have a stable internet connection, a desktop or laptop, and the necessary tools (IDE, design software, or specific game clients) pre-installed. Specific hardware and software requirements are listed under individual event briefs.
All entries and submissions undergo blinded evaluation under structured judging rubrics. In the event of a points tie or technical dispute, the decision of the AFBBS Organising Committee and judging panel is absolute and final.