The session introduced participants to a structured, step-by-step approach to tackling business cases, moving away from ad-hoc problem-solving toward a more methodical framework. Facilitators walked students through how to break down a case statement, identify the core problem, and organize their thinking before jumping into a solution, emphasizing that a clear structure is often what separates a winning submission from an average one. A significant part of the session was dedicated to teaching participants how to research effectively around a given case, including identifying credible industry data, understanding market context, and gathering relevant information to build a well-grounded, evidence-backed solution from scratch rather than relying on assumptions or guesswork. The session also covered common mistakes students make while building their solutions, such as jumping to recommendations without adequate problem analysis, ignoring financial or operational feasibility, overloading presentations with data without clear insights, and failing to tie recommendations back to the core problem statement. By highlighting these pitfalls, the session helped participants understand not just what to do, but also what to avoid when preparing for future case competitions. Event Report