Format: HybridLocation: Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaTeam size: 3-4 membersRegistration: FreeDifficulty: All skill levelsEducation: All education levels
Competition Overview
This case competition is a collaboration between Global Consulting Group Monash alongside Monash Business School, EY, and AMSIF.
This is an opportunity for you to address a real case from AMSIF, The Australian not-for-profit organisation focused on championing quantitative literacy for all Australians.
Key Dates
Registrations openAug 10, 2026, 8:00 AM AEST
Registrations closeAug 17, 2026, 11:50 PM AEST
Brief releaseAug 21, 2026, 8:00 AM AEST
Submissions openAug 21, 2026, 8:00 AM AEST
Submission deadlineSep 4, 2026, 11:50 PM AEST
All times shown in Australia/Melbourne (AEST/AEDT).
Rules and Eligibility
ELIGIBILITY
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- Open to all currently enrolled Monash University students.
- All year levels and disciplines welcome. No prior consulting experience required.
- Students from other universities are not eligible to compete.
TEAM REQUIREMENTS
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- Teams must consist of 3 to 4 members. Teams outside this range will not be accepted.
- Registering as an individual? You will be automatically allocated to a team via Case Crest.
BEFORE YOU START: AMSIF CLIENT WEBINAR
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- Mon 24 Aug, 6:00pm AEST, held on Zoom.
- Hear directly from AMSI Foundation representatives about the organisation and the context behind the case.
- Highly recommended for all competing teams.
ROUND 1: WRITTEN SUBMISSION
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- Submit an 8-slide deck (PDF only) with your analysis and
recommendation, plus a 5 to 10 minute presentation video.
- All team members must appear on camera in the video.
Voice-over-only or slides-only recordings will not be accepted.
- Appendix slides are capped at 8 and sit outside the 8-slide limit. Header and transition slides do not count.
- Submit via Case Crest by Fri 4 Sep, 11:50pm AEST.
- One submission per team. No late entries.
ROUND 2: GRAND FINAL
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- Finalists announced Wed 9 Sep, 9:00am AEST.
- Finalists may revise and resubmit their deck by Mon 14 Sep, 11:50pm AEST.
- Held in person at the EY Melbourne Office on Thu 17 Sep, 6:30pm to 8:30pm AEST.
- Teams present for 10 minutes followed by 10 minutes of Q&A with a panel of EY consultants and an AMSI Foundation representative.
- All team members must attend in person. Teams with absent members will be disqualified.
CONDUCT
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- Do not contact AMSI Foundation directly for research.
- All information must come from independent external sources.
MORE INFORMATION
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- Full details, key dates and updates at @gcg_monash on Instagram.
Competition Structure
Prizes
First Place (Team)
Practice Interview with EY Early Careers team + Fast-track to GCG interview
Second Place (Team)
Coffee chat with a leader of an EY team of the participants’ choice
The case competition is open to all Monash Students, both in Melbourne and Malaysia.
Your group can be a mix of students across campuses!
How big are the teams? Can I enter alone?
Each team will consist of 3-4 people.
You are more than welcome to sign up as a pair or alone - if so, you will be allocated into a team via Case Crest once the competition begins!
What can I gain from entering the case competition?
Get first hand exposure to consulting with a real case from a real client.
Gain experience and develop your consulting, analytical, and presentation skills whilst working with like minded students.
And expand your professional network!
