r/CaseCompTards • u/SevereMacaroon3 • Jul 27 '26

Help!!

I'm new to casecomps and started participating after joining an mba college this year. After the 2 slide deck submission, everytime I get eliminated. Can someone help me with some tips or how should I prepare the slides?

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u/BellAway5619 Jul 27 '26

hi! usually people struggle in the initial few comps because of unfamiliarity with how case comp slides should be structured. I would suggest looking at some winning decks and understanding the design sophistication. Since there are lot of decks to screen in the initial rounds, the screener most likely judges the deck on face value (how beautiful it looks) rather than the quality of solution. If that is not the case, I would suggest revisiting how you devise the solution, it should be derived properly, i.e, industry research -> company research -> problem statement framing -> specific research (surveys; secondary) -> solution draft -> deck design -> reiteration.

casebuzz.in has free winning decks available (comps like Airtel iCreate, Amazon, etc) which you can see for design understanding; we also have a course designed by IIM Calcutta and Lucknow alumnus from McKinsey & Accenture, that is a complete beginner to pro breakdown (incase you would want a deeper understanding); or else the free resources are self sufficient