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• I am trying to sign up for an account to take a part in the competition, however, I did not receive the verification email.

  If you're trying to receive a verification email and it doesn't show in your inbox, try requesting the verification email again in 2-3 hours. This will get generated in a few hours. If the problem still persists, contact us at contact@uni.xyz. 

• For a mistake in registration can I switch the registration category? From student to professional?

  This must usually be cautiously cared for at the time of the registration. However, in any such circumstances, you can write to us at contact@uni.xyz 

• Email is not verified. What to do?

  If your email is not verified, check for the email in your spam folder as well and click on the link sent from UNI. If there is no email, request another verification email. This verification email expires in 3 days. 

• Signing up on UNI.

  To sign up simply open https://accounts.uni.xyz/ or click get started from the home page on UNI. At present, you may sign up using your Google account, Facebook account or by using your email address. Upon signing up using email you will receive a ...

• How to change my email address & add an alternate email address?

  In your profile, there are options of primary email and secondary email. You can choose your primary email or else switch secondary to primary too. To do this click on my profile tab and go to the settings option.  Step 1 : Click on settings and then ...

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  No, you are allowed to make any number of changes/updates to your projects and the number of votes will not be affected by it. The number of votes stays the same. 

• Why do people need to sign up to vote?

  It is essential for people to sign up to vote so that, the originality of the votes is maintained and to avoid fake voters. The system of signing up processes a good voting system, that ensures minimum fake votes. 

• How to write a query to UNI?

  To write a query on UNI, click on the icon shown in the image below: Figure 1: Chat with us A few things to keep in mind while writing a query:  Quote the reference numbers where necessary If the chat is continuous, keep the ticket number for ...

• Can we split into different teams at a later stage into the competition?

  Yes, one can switch to a different team at a later stage in the competition, by registering in a separate team once again. You are advised not to request for a split or change of teams at a later stage, you can although definitely register ...

• No information received after the transaction is done

  If a case occurs like this, where the payment is done and the next page does not appear, write to us at contact@uni.xyz with the subject as the reference ID provided to you. 

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