@chessmagic5: National Master is a USCF title not a FIDE title, so the FIDE website would likely not tell you the National Master requirements. They would also not require you to beat a Grandmater, because Grandmasters are far stronger than National Masters. I believe the main requirement to becoming a National Master is to have a USCF rating of over 2200.
How do I become a national master?
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mchevene wrote:
Finally shuttlechess, did you succeed to be a national laster after 4 years? I'm 2000 elo and target to be 2200 elo in 2 years with hard working and coaching with an IM. I do not know if it is feasible
His rating on this site is 1800 or thereabouts, so I highly doubt it!
MapleDanish wrote:
In Canada you need to hold a (national) rating of 2200 or better for 25 consecutive games. Once you've won the title you cannot lose it.
... In my case, it is becoming apparent that I also cannot attain it :P.
*studies more*
Congratulations on being wrong!
Finally shuttlechess, did you succeed to be a national laster after 4 years? I'm 2000 elo and target to be 2200 elo in 2 years with hard working and coaching with an IM. I do not know if it is feasible