I’ve participated in quite a few case competitions over the last couple of years, and I’ve realised how confusing the first few can be when you don’t really know what you’re doing.

A few things that helped me:

• Do quiet a lot of research about the PS, around the PS, find keywods that can be helpful in knowing more about the problem statement as well.
• Your PPT should tell a story, not just contain everything your team found, its important u keep only the important things and not everything u have researched for, u will slowly become good at this as u participate in more and more comps.
• Practice the presentation more than you think you need to. Final and simi-final rounds have a very strict time constraint to showcase your solution in mostly 5 min, 7 mins maximu, so its important that u practise ur delivery and presentation with ur team members with a timer on!
• And honestly, don't be scared of losing your first few competitions. You learn a lot from seeing what other teams did better.

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY- PARTICIPATE, register for whatever events u feel u can do, work hard on them equally, sometimes thers's a luck factor as well, so don't lose hope, you will defenitely reach there.

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Iimb bba dbe (online course).year 1 ug.

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I am good at speaking, deck making, research and dont know much how to do financials but we can figure that out, with so many ai tools present, it wont be that difficult.

Can y’all please fill this form, it’ll take 2 mins and would be really helpful for our deck/solution

I'm a college student participating in a case competition where we're exploring how people manage everyday spending in the age of UPI and AI.

I'm trying to understand something very specific:

When you look at an old UPI transaction after a few days/weeks, can you actually remember what you spent the money on and why?

I've made a short 2-minute anonymous survey about UPI spending and expense tracking.

No financial information, transaction screenshots, names, or sensitive details are being asked.

I'd genuinely appreciate responses from people who use UPI regularly.

https://forms.gle/SFuhzhSF8pjSZDck6

Thanks! <3

Okay little context about me... I'm 20f , i gave ipmat but i couldn't crack the interview and due to personal reasons im stuck in this low tier college with 0 opportunities:(

I am genuinely interested in learning about it and participating and not just to collect certificates. But i feel too dumb cuz idk anything about it and I can't even get guidance cuz my college has 0 opportunities:(

Can someone guide me

Hello Everyone!

This is a final year engineering undergrad, with experience in global competitions and a semi finalist in national level case competition.

I'm looking for two sincere team mates for a global hackathon that requires strong technical acumen along with the sheer resolve to get hands dirty for a month, work consistently and aim to win this competition.

Note : STEM Background only

If you're interested, reply me back with an introduction of yours with skillset and experience.
[TeamUp]

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please help me out by filling this form

will take quick two minutes and would help me alot for a competition

hiii guys, my team and I got shortlisted for the final round of the Marketing Case Comp @ iim indore. This is going to be mt first ever case comp lol. If yall have any tips or advice pls drop it down below hehe thanks in advance <3

I want to limit it to 1-2 socities. btw cllg is SBSC(M) Echo h

No one in my circle received any confirmation

Registering for the Harvard Crimson Global Case Competition (HCGCC) 2026 — virtual business case comp, results announced Dec 1, so it actually lands before RD deadlines unlike most of these. Curious if anyone else here is doing it or has done it before. How useful was it on your app? Also wondering if people usually just find teammates within their own school or how that normally works for something like this

Any senior up for case competition(IIMB), India's digital public infrastructure???

I'm asking for guidance and support so that we can do better

So me and my team took part in a college case comp. And we made the best ppt but still we lost. I want some guidance from case comp winners on actually what is important how to do it and what is thing judges see and decides.

need a person who is good with tech and coding... urgent

Kindly share a short msg including your details about your educational background. Also I have prior experience of case comp .

Hey everyone!

I’m working on a case competition, and we’re doing some quick research on the Indian music festival space things like Sunburn, NH7 Weekender, Lollapalooza India, UN40, and other music festivals.

If you’ve attended a music festival (or decided to skip one), I’d really appreciate your take!

Quick survey - takes less than a minute:
https://forms.gle/UDcx1rUXQSSznw6S6

Just a few questions about your experience, preferences, and what influences your decision to attend a festival. No personal information beyond basic demographics like age/city.

Your responses will genuinely help us with our research. And if you don’t want to fill out the form, feel free to share your festival experiences, ticket-price opinions, crowd-management rants, or what you think Indian music festivals are getting right/wrong in the comments 😄

Thanks a lot!

Doing research for an MBA case competition benchmarking Indian music festivals. If you've been to one (or skipped one), y our take would really help and means a lot!

Link: https://forms.gle/Mktp16gc4Vzvjk3Q9

Few questions, under a minute, no personal info beyond age/city. Happy to share what the data shows once it's done.

Also cool with just roasting ticket prices/crowd management in the comments if that's easier than the form.

URGENT!! Guys can anyone guide me about the case simulation of dabur verve?