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Case for Change: A Business Crisis Case Competition

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Registrations closed: 30/09/2026

Opportunity brief

Case for Change:A Business Crisis Case Competition, proudly hosted at EconVista 2026 by Department of Economics, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, is a high-stakes business crisis case competition where AI-driven disruption meets workforce strategy.

The challenge places participants directly in the boardroom: a company with an obsolete business model has only six months of cash runway before facing a complete shutdown. As external strategy consultants, teams must diagnose the crisis, evaluate the business's underlying economics, identify a viable path to survival, and defend their strategy before an expert jury.

Expect sharp unit economics, high-pressure boardroom defences, and real-time strategic shifts. If you have the analytical rigour, strategic thinking, composure, and conviction to turn around a business on the brink of collapse, step up and make your Case for Change.

Guidelines

  • The competition will consist of 3 rounds,Rounds 1 and 2 will be conducted online, while Round 3 will be conducted offline, with all rounds being eliminative in nature.
  • The competition is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students across all academic years. Inter-college teams are permitted.
  • Inter-discipline and inter-specialisation teams are permitted.
  • Detailed instructions, case materials, submission requirements, and timelines for each round will be communicated by the organising team.

Rules

  • Each team must consist of 1–4 participants.
  • An individual can be a part of only one team throughout the competition.
  • All submissions must be original and prepared exclusively by the participating team.
  • Plagiarism, fabrication, misrepresentation, or use of unfair means will result in disqualification.
  • Teams must adhere to the specified submission formats and deadlines for each round.
  • Any violation of the competition guidelines or rules may lead to disqualification at the discretion of the organising committee.
  • The decision of the judging panel and organising committee shall be final and binding.

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