Guide
How to use this without reading all of it.
There are 147 case competitions open right now. You are not going to read 147 of anything. Here is how the page is built so you don't have to.
The sixty-second version
Open the feed
Everything is newest first. If you last checked on Monday, everything above “5 days ago” is new to you.
Look for the acid bar
It marks our top picks — currently 30 of the 147. There's a Priority filter if you only want those.
Check the number on the left
Days until registration closes. Magenta means 3 days or fewer.
Track the ones you mean it about
They land on your tracker and we email you before the deadline.
Upload a resume, once
Every open competition comes back scored against it, with the reasoning shown. This is the part that doesn't exist anywhere else.
What the marks mean
Acid bar — top pick
The strongest slice of what's currently open. It's scored on four things: whether a PPO or internship is actually published, how recognisable the organiser is, how substantial the case looks (rounds, prize, team size), and how few people are likely to have seen it. It is deliberately relative — the best of what's here, not a claim that these are the best competitions in India.
PPO
A pre-placement offer is genuinely on the table, and the organiser published that. An unstated PPO is never assumed — if it isn't written down, this tag doesn't appear, even where everyone “knows” the competition leads to one.
A magenta number
Registration closes within 3 days. These are also pulled into their own section at the top of the feed regardless of when we found them, because sorting by newest would otherwise bury them.
How a competition gets here
Every night we read the big platforms, company career pages, and college society posts. Right now that's Unstop, GradPartners. Anything found lands as pending — invisible — and waits.
Then a person reads it. Every single listing, before it appears. Scraped data lies: deadlines are stale, eligibility is buried in a JSON blob, and prize money gets double-counted. Rejected listings are kept rather than deleted, which is what stops the next night's run adding them all over again.
Nothing here is inferred. If eligibility is unclear, it's marked unclear and held out of your ranking rather than guessed at. Every card links to the organiser's own page — check the deadline there before you plan around it.
What you won't find
This is built for MBA students in India, so the feed is scoped to management domains — strategy, consulting, finance, marketing, operations, analytics, general management, sustainability, product, people. The platforms we read also carry hundreds of engineering and coding competitions. Those are filtered out. They're fine competitions; they're for a different audience.
Spotted something we've missed? Submit it. Submissions are how the competitions nobody scrapes end up here — the college fest shared once in a WhatsApp group, the careers page nobody checks.