Opportunity brief
Crack the Case is an online individual product case competition. Participants will attend an AI-powered product case interview through the Crack the Case platform.
During the interview, an AI interviewer will present a real-world product case. Instead of submitting a presentation, participants will work through the case as they would in an actual case interview: understanding the problem, explaining their approach, developing and testing hypotheses, analysing the available information, identifying key insights, and recommending practical solutions.
After completing the interview, participants will receive an instant score and structured AI-powered feedback across key areas such as problem understanding and scoping, hypothesis testing, data validation, analytical approach, and recommendations. This will help them identify their strengths and specific areas for improvement.
Competition Schedule:
- Date: Saturday, 7 November 2026
- Time: 9:00 PM–9:30 PM IST
- Mode: Online through Crack the Case
Registered participants will receive the platform access link and instructions through their registered email address. Please check your registered email one day before the competition for the access link and instructions.
How It Works:
- Register for the competition through Unstop.
- Receive access to the assigned product case on Crack the Case via email.
- Attend the AI-powered case interview and complete the case independently within the specified competition window.
- Receive an instant score and detailed AI-powered feedback.
Rewards & Recognition:
- Prizes worth ₹2,000: Awarded to the top performers on the leaderboard.
- Certificates: All participants will receive a certificate recognizing their participation and performance in the competition.
- Internship Opportunities: Top performers may be offered internship opportunities, based on evaluation and availability.
- Performance Insights: Receive structured feedback on your product thinking, problem-solving approach, analytical reasoning, and recommendations.
Rules:
- Each participant is allowed one official competition attempt.
- The case must be completed within the specified time.
- Participants must attempt the case independently.
- Plagiarism, impersonation, or unfair assistance will result in disqualification.
- Scores generated during the official competition attempt will be considered for the leaderboard.
- In the event of a tie, the quality of analysis, recommendations, and communication may be considered.
- The organizer's decision regarding scores, rankings, and winners will be final.