Among all the entries, three teams will be selected, and each team will receive the same case scenario in the first round. However, the specific questions asked to each team will be different.
Teams will be given 5 minutes to discuss among themselves (Zoom breakout rooms will be provided if team members are in different locations or countries).; after that, one speaker from each team must answer the allotted question within 3 minutes.
Judges may ask for clarification whenever required.

In this round, each team will receive a different case scenario.
Teams will be given 5 minutes for discussion. After the discussion, one speaker from each team will answer the question within 3 minutes.
Judges may ask for clarification as needed.

Videos or clips will be played, and the corresponding questions will be displayed for each team. Teams will have 4 minutes to discuss among themselves, followed by 3 minutes to present their response.

After each presentation, the other two teams will each be allowed to ask one counter-question to the presenting team (i.e., one question per opposing team, making a total of two counter-questions). Each presenting team will have 2 minutes to answer these counter-questions. (1 minute for each counter-question). No discussion time will be provided for counter-question responses; any member of the team may raise their hand and answer.