Resolving It

"Not every problem comes with instructions, that’s where Resolving It begins."

Step into a space where messy data, competing interests, and real-world constraints collide. Analyze deeply and craft decisions that actually hold up under scrutiny.
Get out of your textbook answers, now it’s all about how you think when the stakes are real.

Contact:
Piya Talukder: +91 62918 54081
Aratrika Paul: +91 82401 88699
Pari Aggarwal: +91 74393 49029

For further queries, send us a mail at resolvingit26@yesm.in.

Registration Ends on: 31st January 2025

Prizes

  1. The winner shall receive a certificate of merit.
  2. The runners-up shall receive certificates of merit.
  3. All participants shall receive participation certificates.

Rules and Regulations

  1. The event is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students of any discipline.
  2. Teams may comprise of a minimum of two and a maximum of three participants. Lone wolves will not be permitted to participate in the event (in either the prelims or final round).
  3. Cross-college teams are allowed to participate.
  4. All teams must provide the organizers with documents verifying their current year of study and college/university.
  5. The finals will be conducted in-person in the Jadavpur University main campus.
  6. Last date for Registration is 25 January, 2026, 11:59 pm. Registration will close after this.
  7. Topic for Prelims will be announced on 27 January, 2026.

Preliminary Round

Participants will have to submit a presentation in an online round on the basis of which they will qualify for the finals. The topic(s) shall be informed in due time.

Final Round

  1. A case study shall be provided to the finalists right after clearing the preliminary round.
  2. The finalists will have to analyse the given case study and present a solution to the same.

Important Instructions

  1. All submissions have to be made in either PPTX or PDF format.
  2. The maximum number of slides permitted is 10 (this includes the title slide and participant name slide).
  3. Each team will get 8 minutes to present their analysis and 4 minutes to answer questions from the judges and other teams.
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