I have a question regarding the 'Special Case Team Selection' for both Sudoku and Puzzles Team for the 1st point which says 'The participant must be in the top 3'.
Does this top 3 mean in the final list of the qualified players which may include in the organizer also?

The top 3 of SM does not include the organizer of the online rounds of SM - them being awarded base points happens after this step. The top 3 of Sudoku GP can include the organizer of the online rounds of SM, since that is a separate competition.

Generally, same answer as above for PR and Puzzle GP respectively. Perhaps its clearer if we say "the top 3 competitors"?

The IPC 2022 Instruction booklet is available and can be downloaded here - https://logicmastersindia.com/2022/IPC/IPC%202022%20IB%20v1.pdf

For consistency, the link has also been added to the updates section of https://logicmastersindia.com/SM/2022pr-sm-finals.asp

Kindly post Day 1 schedule and other details ! ( as done for Day 2 )

Updates:

17-08-22: IPC Instruction Booklet with points is available here - https://logicmastersindia.com/2022/IPC/IPC%202022%20IB%20v2.pdf

17-08-22: IPC & PR Details beyond the Competition puzzles can be viewed here - https://logicmastersindia.com/2022/IPC/IPC%20%26%20PR%20Extra%20Deta...
The extra details include the Day 1 (IPC & PR) Schedule, the tie-breaker criteria for IPC, the PR Playoff variants and the participant list.

Puzzle Ramayan top 3
1. Nityant Agarwal
2. Harsh Poddar
3. Mihir Neve

IPC top 3
1. Prasanna Seshadri
2. Rohan Rao
3. Ashish Kumar

Congratulations to all the winners!

More detailed results will be shared soon.

IPC Complete results are here - https://logicmastersindia.com/2022/IPC/IPC_2022_FinalScores.pdf

Puzzle Ramayan 3rd-5th playoff was won by Harsh Poddar, and the top 3 is noted in a previous post.

I have questions about problems. Will problems be published? Or will you run a contest based on these problems on LMI?

Thanks

Sorry for the delay responding to this. We will be putting up information about the content soon, by the weekend at the latest.

A final update about the event:

The individual authors of the competition puzzles may share their content on their personal blogs but if you want the full set from the Championship including extras, that is available for sale.

The full set includes:
The 4 main competition rounds with solutions provided.
Giant Interconnected Puzzle Gift
Puzzle Ramayan Playoff Puzzles (4 Puzzles across 2 Playoffs)
Puzzle Honour Award (A Scrabble made to honour our 4 A50 and 2 U18 participants)

The IB for the main rounds can be seen here - https://logicmastersindia.com/2022/IPC/IPC%202022%20IB%20v2.pdf

The set is for sale at Rs. 200 to Indians and 2.5 Euros to our International solvers.

For Indians, you may UPI to 7019678898 and then send a whatsapp message to 9819261933 about the same along with your email ID, and we will share it with you.
For International solvers, you may email logicmasteradmin@gmail.com and we will figure out a way to make the transaction.

Note: The same system can be followed for the sets from 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 as well.

Thank you once again to everyone who participated. Thank you to Harmeet Singh for the on-site co-ordination, Tawan Sunathvanichkul for editing the main rounds, and to all the authors involved as listed in the IB.

India Team A:
Prasanna Seshadri
Jaipal Reddy Mogiligundla
Kishore Kumar Sridharan
Amit Sowani

India Team B/Reserves:
Nityant Agarwal
Pranav Kamesh S

Why only 3 in Team B? Team score is aggregate or average of team players' scores?

Some of the B team are A team of WSC and just decided to attend both events (and vice versa on the other side). Beyond that, It is a mix of "how far we could go down the list vs how quickly we would need to get players registered". In fact there may still be some changes here, we posted it as a reference point for the prospective team to try for sponsors, etc.

My WPC Recap - https://prasannaseshadri.wordpress.com/2022/10/31/wpc-2022-recap-sil...