What is the highest title achievable in chess?
Grandmaster
International Master
FIDE Master
Candidate Master
Answer
The highest title achievable in chess is Grandmaster (GM). This title is awarded by the World Chess Federation (FIDE) to chess players who have met certain criteria, including achieving a high rating and winning a number of important tournaments. Grandmasters are considered to be the best chess players in the world.
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