Opportunity brief
Do you believe you have the skill set to excel in solving real business case studies? Well, you're in luck! The Finance and Investment Cell of St. Stephen's College is proud to present the Case Club League, the premier case championship in the Delhi University circuit. The competition focuses on testing the case-solving, crisis management, and improvisation skills of the participants over the course of three rounds. CCL'25 alone garnered the participation of around 1300+ people, with participants from all across India and four other countries. Prepare to unleash your intellectual prowess and devise innovative solutions to a challenging lineup of real-world cases.
Eligibility:
- This competition is open to all students from classes 11-12, undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including MBA.
- A student can be a part of only one team.
- There is no restriction on the number of teams per institute.
Rules:
- All rounds are eliminatory in nature.
- All decisions in eligibility, authenticity, and final judgments will be with the organizing committee.
- The format and structure of the event could be subject to change before the actual beginning of the event.
Guidelines:
- Each team should consist of 1-4 members.
- Cross-college and Cross-Specialization teams are allowed.
- The opportunity is free and open to students across all disciplines.
- In the case of multiple registrations from a single person, all associated teams shall be disqualified.
- All the personal details mentioned while registering should be true and fair, failing to which will lead to disqualification.
- The organizer's decision shall be final and binding in all circumstances.
Round 1 Guidelines:
- This is an online quiz round.
- Participants will be required to solve 20 questions in 20 minutes on Unstop.
- Any use of unfair means will result in immediate disqualification.
Round 2 Guidelines:
- This will be a submission round.
- A mini-case will be sent to the shortlisted teams.
- Teams need to go through the case and submit a four-slide presentation (excluding Introduction, Thank you, and Appendix slides).
- The teams will be given four days to submit their presentation. Candidates will be judged based on their depth of research, relevance, presentation, and final solution/recommendation.
Round 3 Guidelines:
- This will be an on-campus round in which teams moving forward from the second round will work on a real-world case problem. The advancing teams from this round will be notified via email.
- Additionally, an on-the-spot crisis will also be given to the teams, with them having a limited amount of time to analyze the crisis and present the solution.
- The case will be based on a real-world business problem, and the teams will be judged on the quality of their analysis, feasibility of the solution, recommendations, and presentation skills.
Note: In case of any queries, kindly reach out to the organizers.