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FIDE Trainers’ Seminar in Chennai, India – 01 to 03 Feb 2019

AICF Office 7 years ago

Keeping the AICF’s motto of chess development every nook and corner of the country, All India Chess Federation is organizing a FIDE Trainers’ Seminar at Chennai from 01 to 03  February 2019. The trainers will be GM R B Ramesh and IM Vishal Sareen.

Boarding & Lodging (Check in :  31 Jan 19 afternoon & Check Out : 03 feb 19 forenoon. Examination will be over by 5 pm) of participants will be taken care by AICF. However, participants need to pay Rs. 7500 as FIDE Examination fee. The exact venue details will be intimated later.     Kindly use this given link to make the payment : Payments     in payment type, please select FIDE Trainer seminar

Forty (40) participants from following States  Kerala, Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Goa, Puducherry and Maharashtra have been equally divided. The state associations of above States can nominate five deserving candidates for the seminar as per merit in which one must be woman. The respective associations need to send all the applications received by them to AICF along with merit yardstick used for selecting the five candidates.

However if any seats are not filled by any state, AICF will fill the seats by candidates from other States. The deadline for sending the entry by respective state association is 30 Nov 18 and after that AICF will not entertain any request in this regard and seat will be allotted to other deserving candidates.

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