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The Great Indian Reviews Challenge — ₹2L Prize Pool for Students — Frequently Asked Questions

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Answers to the questions founders most often ask about The Great Indian Reviews Challenge — ₹2L Prize Pool for Students — who qualifies, the funding amount, required documents and how the application works.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is The Great Indian Reviews Challenge?

It is a consumer growth contest created by Rivyou and described as the first of its kind in India. Instead of analysing a made-up case, student teams study how people in the country decide what to buy, build a growth plan for Rivyou, and then test that plan on real customers using referral codes given to them.

Who is eligible to participate?

Students in India. There is no mention of a restricted state, sector, course or institution, so participants from anywhere in the country can take part. It suits students with an interest in consumer behaviour, growth marketing, product strategy or entrepreneurship.

Is the competition held online or offline?

It is fully online. Teams can research, build their strategy and execute it remotely, so there is no requirement to travel.

How much money can a team win?

The overall prize pool is ₹2,00,000. The winning team receives ₹50,000 in cash and, in addition, ₹1,00,000 to run its plan live alongside Rivyou's team. Runners-up receive further cash awards.

Do teams get a budget before they win?

Yes. The competition is built around students working with a genuine budget to execute their ideas, which is what separates it from a conventional case competition. Separately, the ₹1,00,000 execution amount goes to the winning team so it can roll out its plan live with Rivyou's own team.

Is there an application deadline?

The details available do not specify a deadline. The Unstop competition page is the place to check for updated dates before you plan your entry.

Does Rivyou take equity or a stake in return for the prize?

No. The rewards here are cash prizes and an execution budget tied to a student competition, not an investment, so no equity or stake is involved.

Do I need DPIIT recognition or MSME registration to apply?

No. Those requirements belong to startup funding schemes. This challenge simply asks that you be a student in India.

How many members can a team have?

Team size is not specified in the details available. Check the Unstop listing for the exact team requirements before you register.

How do I apply?

Registration is done through Unstop. The competition has its own listing page there, and you sign up for the challenge through that page.

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