How long do judges have to evaluate the Business Plan presentation?

Judges have 3 minutes to evaluate the Business Plan presentation. This timeframe is designed to allow judges to provide thorough feedback while ensuring that the evaluation process remains efficient and respectful of time constraints. The three-minute window strikes a balance by giving judges enough time to glean insights into the key elements of the business plan, such as the concept, market analysis, financial projections, and overall presentation skills of the participants. This time limit fosters focused assessments, enabling judges to ask pertinent questions or make specific observations about the plan and presentation style, which can further help the participants improve their business acumen and presentation skills.

Other time options may not provide the necessary depth for a comprehensive evaluation; for instance, shorter durations would restrict judges from engaging meaningfully with the presentation content.