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Josef Ševčík
Slovak mathematics olympiad competitor; silver medallist for Slovakia at the 40th IMO (Bucharest, 1999)
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Silver Medal At IMO 1999 (19 Points, Rank 95)Winner Of The 48th Czechoslovak MO National Round, Category A (1998/99)
Josef Ševčík is a Slovak mathematical talent who represented Slovakia at the 40th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), held in Bucharest, Romania, in July 1999. A third-year student at Gymnázium Grösslingová 18 in Bratislava, he won silver for Slovakia with 19 points out of 42 on the six IMO problems, sharing rank 95 with teammate Balázs Keszegh on a six-person Slovak team that finished 21st overall with 88 points. Earlier that season he won the national round (category A) of the 48th Czechoslovak Mathematical Olympiad with 23 points and placed 3rd-4th at the Slovak IMO selection camp with 36.5 points. He returned to the national olympiad in 1999/2000 (12th in category A) but did not contest a second IMO.
mathematicsmathematical olympiads
- Competed in the IMO only once (1999), winning silver with 19/42; the following year (1999/2000) he placed 12th at the national MO round but was not on Slovakia's IMO team, suggesting he peaked in the 1998/99 season while still a 3rd-year grammar-school student a year younger than most of the team.Jul 1999
- Attended Gymnázium Grösslingová 18 in Bratislava, an elite Bratislava grammar school that produced several Slovak olympiad competitors, including multiple 1999 IMO teammates.Jul 1999
- Formed Slovakia's 1999 IMO silver-medal pair with Balázs Keszegh; both scored 19 points and shared rank 95, part of a six-person Slovak team that finished 21st overall (88 points), led by Pavol Černek and Vladislav Rosa.Jul 1999
Education
Gymnázium Grösslingová 18, Bratislava
AchievementsSilver medal, 40th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 1999, Bucharest) - rank 95-108, 19 points (P1=3, P2=0, P3=7, P4=7, P5=1, P6=1) · Winner of the national (celostatne) round, category A, of the 48th Czechoslovak Mathematical Olympiad, 1998/1999 - 23 points, rank 8-9 · 3rd-4th at the 1999 Slovak IMO selection camp with 36.5 points
AwardsSilver medal, 40th International Mathematical Olympiad (1999)
Competition record
Slovakia · IMO