5–7
Junior
Start with a brand you already know and ask a sharp question about it.
- Pick a familiar Indian company
- Explain one clear problem
- Suggest a simple, doable fix
Registrations open for schools · Grades 5–12
BizNess Bazigar by BizbazIndia's business case-study challenge for school students.
Students pick a real Indian company, find a genuine business problem and pitch a solution, in writing and on camera. The best go from their school to the city round, then to the state championship.
JuniorGrades 5–7High SchoolGrades 8–10SeniorGrades 11–12
The BizNess Bazigar case
Choose a real Indian companyAny sector, any size
Find a genuine business problemSpot what is worth solving
Research, reason, recommendBuild a feasible solution
Submit report + explainer videoOnline first, live if shortlisted
What Bizbaz is really testingEntrepreneurial judgment
AI can generate. Humans still have to judge.BizNess Bazigar is built around that human advantage.
Why it matters
Entrepreneurship is the new literacy.
AI can now write code, design a logo and draft a business plan in minutes. What it cannot do is decide which problem is worth solving, and back that decision with judgment.
That judgment is what BizNess Bazigar trains and certifies, starting in school, years before most students ever meet a business case.
AI helps produce
Output
Drafts, designs, code and information on demand.
vs
Bizbaz certifies
Judgment
Problem choice, reasoning, feasibility, originality and impact.
Who can compete
Three levels. One rigorous standard.
Every student researches a real Indian company of their choice. The challenge is the same; the depth expected grows with each level.
8–10
High School
Go beyond the obvious with research on customers and competitors.
- Back claims with research
- Compare options before choosing
- Show likely business impact
11–12
Senior
Build a board-ready case with numbers, trade-offs and a plan.
- Diagnose root causes, not symptoms
- Test feasibility and costs
- Pitch like a founder
How it works
From a blank page to a live presentation.
Every student follows the same five steps: research, write, record, submit, and, if shortlisted, present in person.
- Step 1
Pick your company
Choose any Indian company and a real problem it faces, or should be solving.
- Step 2
Research the problem
Understand the company well enough to separate symptoms from the real issue.
- Step 3
Build the case study
Reason it through and propose a feasible, high-impact solution.
- Step 4
Submit online
Upload the case study and video to Google Drive and share the link.
- Step 5
Present & advance
The top 10 per category present live on campus. Winners move up.
Written case study
A structured report: the problem, research, reasoning, proposed solution and likely business impact.
Explainer video
A short video where the student explains their thinking, so judges can see ownership and communication.
How entries are judged
Seven lenses. One question: can this student think like a builder?
1
Problem identificationIs the problem real, relevant and worth solving?
2
Research & understandingDoes the student understand the company and its context?
3
ReasoningIs the analysis logical and commercially sensible?
4
Solution identificationDoes the recommendation address the problem directly?
5
FeasibilityCan it realistically be done?
6
Business impactCould it create measurable value?
7
Ingenuity & originalityIs this independent thinking, not imitation?
Original reasoning wins. A polished presentation cannot make up for a weak problem, poor understanding or an impractical solution.
The Bizbaz ladder
One case study. Three rounds. A state title.
Junior, High School and Senior levels each climb the same ladder, from the school round to the city round to the state championship.
Illustrative bracket. The number of schools and cities in each round depends on participation.
A national platform your students can put their name on.
Online submission keeps participation simple. Shortlisted students bring the competition to life on campus.
For schools & trustees
Credibility for students. Visibility for schools.
Real credibility, not a certificate mill
Every report is evaluated against a fixed seven-lens rubric, so the certification means something.
Visibility beyond the classroom
School winners advance to City and State rounds, putting your school's name before a wider audience.
Simple to run
Entries are submitted online. Only the shortlisted round needs space, hosted on campus.
Backed by an international group
Run in India by Pawzwell LivingLabs, under franchise from Bizbaz Group, Singapore.
Students
A real case on their CV and a stage to present it.
Parents
Business thinking your child can show, not just memorise.
Teachers
A ready structure for project-based learning.
Who is behind Bizbaz
A Singapore fintech's bet on India's next founders.
The next generation of financial inclusion starts with the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Bizbaz, Singapore
A Singapore-headquartered fintech startup founded in 2019, building AI-driven customer intelligence, alternative credit scoring and risk-assessment tools for unbanked and underbanked populations across Asia. Co-founded by Hayk Hakobyan, Gilad Soffer and Vincent Choy.
Fintech, est. 2019Pawzwell LivingLabs
Holds the India mandate for BizNess Bazigar, running school onboarding, submissions, shortlisting and the on-campus presentation rounds, from School to City to State.
India operationsFor graduates & postgraduates
Finished college? Build a company with us.
The Bizbaz VentureForge Residency is a one-year, paid, residential startup program for UG and PG passouts, with accommodation included and a founder grant for ventures that reach revenue.
₹30–40Kmonthly stipend
12 monthsresidential
Includedaccommodation
₹5,00,000founder grant
FAQ
Questions from schools and parents.
Need something else? Email hello@bizbaz.in.
Who can take part in BizNess Bazigar?
School students from Grade 5 to Grade 12, across three levels: Junior (Grades 5–7), High School (Grades 8–10) and Senior (Grades 11–12).
What do students have to submit?
Two things: a written case study on a real Indian company of their choice, and a short explainer video presenting their thinking. Both are uploaded to Google Drive and the link is shared with the Bizbaz team.
How are entries judged?
Every entry is scored on seven lenses: problem identification, research and understanding, reasoning, solution identification, feasibility, business impact, and ingenuity and originality.
How does a student progress?
Students compete first within their school. The top 10 entries per category present live on campus, and winners advance to the City round and then the State championship.
Can students use AI tools?
BizNess Bazigar rewards original reasoning and judgment. A polished presentation cannot make up for a weak problem, poor understanding or an impractical solution, so the student's own thinking has to lead.
How can our school participate?
Fill in the registration form on this page or write to hello@bizbaz.in. The Bizbaz India team will get in touch with onboarding details for your school.
Is BizNess Bazigar open to college students?
BizNess Bazigar is now focused on school students. Graduates and postgraduates can apply to the Bizbaz VentureForge Residency, a one-year paid residential startup program.
Who runs BizNess Bazigar in India?
BizNess Bazigar is presented by Bizbaz (Singapore) and operated in India by Pawzwell LivingLabs, based in Sector 65, Gurugram.
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Bring BizNess Bazigar to your school.
Principals, teachers, parents and students: share a few details and the Bizbaz India team will get in touch with next steps.