Globally popular IMA (Institute of Management Accountants) Student Case Competition is challenging college or university students in India to think strategically and stretch their analytical skills to solve the business case, “Maximizing Customer Value at the Cage.”

This is your opportunity to make your mark, showcase your business acumen, and present in front of leading business professionals.

In this competition, six teams will be in the India finals where two teams are from the South, two teams are from the West, and two teams are from the North and East regions. The first-place winning team will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the Grand Finals in Dubai, U.A.E., to compete against winning teams from the Middle East, Europe and Southeast Asia.

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Why Participate?

What you need to do

Full-time undergraduate or postgraduate students in India

Team members may be from different academic programs but must all be from the same university/college.

Each team must have a faculty advisor from the same university/college

Prizes

Each team member and faculty advisor will receive a certificate of participation. The top three teams will each receive a plaque, which will be sent to their college/university.

First Prize

• A USD 500 Amazon gift voucher to each team member.
• Opportunity to engage in a virtual conversation with Jeff Thomson, CMA, CSCA, CAE, IMA President and CEO.
• The winning team will receive an all-expense-paid trip to Dubai, U.A.E., to present their winning case during the Grand Finals challenge against winning teams from Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

Second Prize

• A USD 250 Amazon gift voucher to each team member.
• Connection with a mentor in a local chapter.

Third Prize

• A USD 150 Amazon gift voucher to each team member.
• Connection with a mentor in a local chapter.

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Rules

• The submission should be online. Also, no handwritten submission is accepted.
• A team member should not consist of doctoral degree candidates.
• No more than 50% of team members may be master’s degree candidates
• Also, Powerpoint Presentation should not exceed 40 slides
• Each team member must have equal participation in the presentation
• Do not include the names of the team members or their universities/colleges in the case analysis or within the submitted file name.
• PowerPoint presentations must not contain any copyrighted material unless the team has secured the rights to the material.
• Presentations must be the entrants’ original creation.