How To get the Title in Chess.com

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Ishaan_Bengali
So, User: Hi, I'm an avid chess player on (link unavailable) I was wondering, how can I get a FIDE title? Meta AI: Hi! FIDE titles are awarded by the World Chess Federation (FIDE) and are recognized globally. To get a FIDE title, you'll need to meet specific eligibility criteria and follow these steps: User: That sounds great! What are the eligibility criteria? Meta AI: The criteria vary depending on the title. Here are the general requirements: - For the Candidate Master (CM) title, you'll need an Elo rating of at least 2200. - For the FIDE Master (FM) title, you'll need an Elo rating of at least 2300. - For the International Master (IM) title, you'll need an Elo rating of at least 2400 and meet specific tournament performance requirements. - For the Grandmaster (GM) title, you'll need an Elo rating of at least 2500 and meet specific tournament performance requirements. User: Okay, got it! How do I apply for a FIDE title? Meta AI: To apply, follow these steps: 1. Make sure you have a (link unavailable) account and a FIDE ID (you can obtain a FIDE ID through your national chess federation). 2. Meet the eligibility criteria for the desired title. 3. Participate in FIDE-rated tournaments and events to earn rating points. 4. Once you've met the criteria, submit an application to FIDE through your national chess federation. User: That's helpful! Are there any specific tournaments or events that I should participate in to increase my chances of getting a FIDE title? Meta AI: Yes, participating in FIDE-rated tournaments and events is crucial. Look for tournaments with strong competition, as these will provide more rating points. Some popular options include: - FIDE Grand Prix events - Continental Championships - International Opens - Round-Robin tournaments User: Awesome! I'll make sure to participate in those events. Thanks for the guidance! Meta AI: You're welcome! Good luck on your chess journey, and I hope you achieve your goal of getting a FIDE title!
GM_Anupam_Deb

Nice discussion