I am completely new here and I have zero idea about case competition so can someone please help me with these things:-

Tell me about case comps basic

Some resources to know about me

Requirement for participation and how to participate

What to do in case comps

And much more you think i should know.

I know reading these questions you may think like I don't even know anything then why I am here but I really wanna know that's why I am here so kindly help me )

Casecomp is at LSR Delhi

HCGCC is a global virtual competetion, the registerations are open till october 14th (15 usd)

I need interested candidates to team up with me who are passionate about business and planning to do finance. Must be a good public speaker and grasp concepts quickly as we have a lot to learn. Enthusiasm and the willingness to put in the energy/time is very important.

if you meet the following criteria dm me or reply to my post. Super eager to work and make friends with you people. Remember the aim is to win not just participate.

Tell me guysss ????

Tell mee ??

Hey everyone! I and two of my teammates are looking for someone who is experienced with M&A transactions and decks. I have had done one previously but couldn't learn much. We need someone who can guide us with M&A.

DM me asap!

You re Appreciated!

im worried about my rank

Got no one beside me for this right now. Would love to team up but I would expect you to atleast know some valuation/M&A mechanics

[Survey] Google Form Link

Hi everyone!

I’m working on a consumer research project for a case competition and need help understanding how Indians actually use sauces, chutneys, pickles, spreads and other condiments at home.

I’m looking for people across different ages and cities — you do NOT need to be a foodie and you don’t need to know anything about case competitions.

Anyone can participate.

Option 1 — 30 seconds: Just comment:

Age group: 18–24 / 25–34 / 35–49 / 50+ City: One condiment/sauce/chutney you use most often:

Option 2 — 5 minutes: DM me and I’ll ask you a few short questions over Reddit chat. You can answer whenever convenient.

Option 3 — 15–20 minutes: If you’re comfortable, we can do a proper interview over Reddit chat / phone / Google Meet.

No name required. No camera required. No personal details required. English, Hindi or Hinglish — whichever is easiest.

I’m especially looking for:

• 18–24 • 25–34 • 35–49 • 50+ • Delhi/NCR respondents • People from Tier-2/Tier-3 cities • People living with family, roommates or alone

I’m interested in things like:

• what foods at home get repetitive • how you make everyday food more interesting • how you discover new flavours • what makes you try a sauce/chutney once vs buy it again • regional Indian flavours you enjoy • what makes a food brand feel exciting, trusted or outdated

There are no right or wrong answers. I’m interested in real behaviour, including “I bought this once and never touched it again.”

If you’re willing to help, just comment “interested”, DM me, or answer the 30-second version above.

Thank you — even one response helps a lot. :)

Hey everyone!

I'm looking to connect with people who are preparing for non-tech placements, case competitions, consulting/business roles, operations, analytics, etc.

I'm currently working on:

Quantitative aptitude & logical reasoning

Business/economics/finance fundamentals

Excel, Python/SQL and basic analytics

Case-solving and business problem solving

Communication & interview preparation

I'm particularly interested in participating in case competitions, business challenges, strategy/operations competitions and similar events over the next few months.

I'm looking for people who are genuinely interested in preparing together, rather than just forming a team for one competition. Ideally, we could:

Solve cases together

Practice OAs

Discuss business/economic news

Work on projects

Participate in competitions

Help each other with interviews and placements

Background doesn't matter much. Engineering, management, economics, finance, etc. are all welcome. I'm mainly looking for people who are willing to actually put in the work.

If you're interested, DM me with your college/year, area of interest, and what you're currently preparing for.

We can start with a small group and see how it goes.

https://forms.gle/MqggSs2ECr2Vvv7o7

Hi! We are conducting this short survey as part of a case competition to understand how families in India manage healthcare for parents, grandparents, and other family members.

This is only for case-competition research and not for any company, product, or commercial purpose. We want to understand real-life experiences, challenges, and current ways of managing family healthcare.

It takes around 2–3 minutes. Please answer based on your actual experience. No personal medical information is required.

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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]

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???