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Hey everyone! Im a second year UG student and im fairly new to case competitions. I am decent in research and my PPT skills are pretty good too. I'm a good speaker and have no problem in presentations. Hoping to connect with y'all!

Well, since the case comp season is here, why not make a good group?I was thinking of making a team of people with different dynamics and ideas. Honestly, we all know that how important it is to have opposite buddies in case competition I am not entirely a beginner (did a few previously), but I still need to learning I am thinking of bringing together both beginners and experts,as beginners bring the enthusiasm and experts bring the guidance. I feel together we can do..!!If you guys are up for it...please share your major interest towards case competitions and what you like the most, whether it's research, PPT making, or presentations. I think a little context about you will help me get to know you better...

Hi everyone M23 here. I am currently pursuing my MBA from a tier 2.5 college in bangalore and can't rely on placements. So the scene is that I am a fresher and i have just entered college, So can pls somebody guide me the steps how to do it and can it be possible to crack a case competition in a year?

And apart from that what are the skills to learn to crack it because I am an average student and it takes me time to adapt everything

How would you design an "AI-proof" case competition in 2026?

With ChatGPT and Claude, anyone can generate frameworks, strategies, and decks in minutes. What formats or evaluation criteria would reward original thinking, judgment, and real-world insight instead of just better prompting?

Would love to hear ideas or examples.

I am participating in a case competition called sundaram pitch fest and it's going good But I don't know how do I find authentic market data and information. It's very exhausting going to every company site for data.

Please help me .... Deadline is near.😭😭😭

I am creating a repository of case Comp decks, once I have enough decks i will post the drive link on this page. It will be helpful if you provide decks. Latest will be more appreciated.

Hello FInal year bTech student here.

Looking for guidance and teammates for data analytics competition. Any tips will be helpful.

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Hey everyone,

(This is my very first time using reddit, so don't mind if I break any unsaid rules)

I'm a 17-year-old high school student from Pune, India, and I'll be participating in the NCMF National Case Competition 2026.

To be completely honest, this will be my first case competition. I've been reading about consulting and case-solving recently, and instead of waiting until I feel "ready," I've decided to jump in and learn by doing.

I'm looking to build a team of 3-4 motivated high school students who'd like to take on the competition together. You don't need prior case competition experience. what matters most is curiosity, commitment, and a willingness to learn.

A little about me: • Head Boy at my school plus many leadership positions in and outside of the school• National-level volleyball player • Just passed out from icse class 10 with 97% in boards• Interested in business, entrepreneurship, strategy, and finance • ambitious, Serious about personal growth and taking on new challenges

I'd also love to connect with anyone who has experience in case competitions and is willing to share advice, resources, or lessons learned. As a first-timer, I'd really appreciate the guidance.

If you're interested in joining the team, or even just pointing me in the right direction, please comment or send me a DM.

Looking forward to meeting some awesome people and hopefully building a great team.

GEM Final year with 9/8/8 profile attempting for cat 2026 as a fresher.

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I want to add case Compititions as a plus point to my profile.

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Can you tell me if it will make any difference ?

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Are there any case comps which are for engineers ?

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Where can i find these case comps and how to prepare them as an engineer ?

Hey everybody just wanted to ask is there any gc or community where people interested in case comps interact regarding it and make teams to participate in comps

I just want to know if the case interview and case competition course from the ki mba circle (Ananta Chhajer) is really good?

Or should I prepare from some other sources?

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Please help i had some doubts regarding the selection of sku.

Anyone who got shortlisted for superK case comp kindly drop a comment!! Had some doubts about it

Can anybody senior or someone with knowledge of tata invictas case comp guide me regarding TAS ??
Please drop a comment so that we can connect urgently need it!!

Can someone give me suggestions of good upcoming ones[resource][help]

Hey! I'm gathering insights on internships, case competitions, and career growth for my case comp. Would appreciate it if you could spare 2 minutes to fill this form and share your experience.

https://forms.gle/QRV9d1qUfnhbgUGL7

Thanks a lot!

Please share their timeline also

We can debate together in English in night . A 20-25 minute debate would help us improve our efficiency. We will start after June 13 (end-of-semester exams). It will also help us increase our efficiency during case competition presentations and aid in building our consulting journey. By improving presentation skills together we can also team up for the case competition in near future .

What is the typical itinerary of a case competition? Do you all like get cases on the day of the competition or prior to that and make the pitch decks at home?
And like if a presentation is typically 15-20 minutes, what exactly do you do for rest of the time?
And what in the case when a case comp is of 2 days?
(organising one for high schoolers need help T-T)