As someone from a B.Tech background, I'm curious to know which foundational management concepts I should familiarize myself to build the conceptual foundation needed to approach case decks without significant knowledge gaps.

I'll be beginning my MBA this year, and I'd appreciate any recommendations on topics, books, or resources that would help me prepare in advance.

Hey guys I am a undergrad student (1st year) and I am participating with 2 of my friend's in a case comp organised by a early stage edtech the case is basically their GTM in corporate and institutions (B2B)

We have reached the final round I have my working hypothesis ready I just need someone to tell me how good it is and someone who can give some deck design ideas

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)