The Verdict 2.0 - A National Case Competition

Overview Where strategy meets scrutiny. The Skill Development Cell, Motilal Nehru College, University of Delhi presents The Verdict 2.0, a National-Level Case Competition designed to challenge participants to think beyond conventional solutions and approach real-world business problems with analytical rigour, strategic thinking and creativity. Participants will navigate through multiple rounds that test their ability to analyse complex situations, identify critical problems, develop actionable strategies and defend their decisions under pressure. This isn't just about finding an answer. It's about building a case for why your answer deserves the verdict. Think sharp. Build smart. Defend your strategy. The Verdict awaits.

Eligibility: Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students across India Cross-college and cross-discipline teams are allowed A participant can be a part of only one team Competition Structure & Guidelines Round 1 (Preliminary –

Quiz Round): An online quiz will be conducted to assess participants on business awareness, logical reasoning, and analytical thinking. Teams must attempt the quiz within the given time window. Round 2 (Case Challenge –

Deck Submission): Shortlisted teams will receive a business case. Teams are required to analyze the problem and submit a structured presentation deck within the stipulated deadline. Final Round (Grand Finale – 13

October): Selected teams will present their strategies live before a panel of judges, followed by a Q&A session.

Rules and Guidelines: Multiple teams from the same institution are allowed. Each team must consist of 1-3 members . Only the team leader is required to attempt the quiz in Round 1. Submissions must be original , and plagiarism will lead to disqualification. Evaluation will be based on strategic clarity, analytical depth, and feasibility of solutions . All participants must strictly adhere to the timelines and maintain professionalism throughout the competition. The decision of the organizers and judges will be final and binding .