IIM Bangalore launches Rs 5 lakh national case competition for college students

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IIM Bangalore has opened registrations for its National Student Case Competition 2026, offering a total prize pool of Rs 5 lakh. The competition is organised by the Center for Digital Public Goods and centres on real-world problems related to India's Digital Public Infrastructure. Eligible participants must form teams of exactly five students from recognised colleges or universities across India. The deadline for submissions is September 7 at 6 PM, after which shortlisted teams will be invited to present their solutions at IIM Bangalore.

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