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NUS Economics and Financial Management Challenge

1 to 30 June 20269 A.M. - 5 P.M.
NUS Economics and Financial Management Challenge
NUS Economics and Financial Management Challenge (EFMC) 2026 – Finalist Presentation Practice Welcome to the PitchMe practice workshop for finalists of the NUS Economics and Financial Management Challenge (EFMC) 2026. This workshop has been created to provide finalist teams with a dedicated platform to refine their presentation delivery before the final judging session. Participants may complete the assigned presentation exercises and receive AI-powered feedback on key presentation competencies, including speaking pace, vocal delivery, eye contact, posture, confidence, and overall presentation effectiveness. Teams are encouraged to use this opportunity to: • Rehearse their final presentations in a realistic environment • Identify areas for improvement through AI-generated feedback • Build confidence in delivering complex economic and financial concepts • Improve clarity, engagement, and professionalism in their presentations Please note that workshop access and submission limits have been configured specifically for the competition. Participants should utilize their allocated attempts strategically to maximize learning and preparation. We wish all finalist teams the very best for the competition finals.

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What participants said

From students who practised with pitchMe. Quotes as given, word for word.

  • Using the pitchMe training platform is like having a personal coach by my side.
    RyanYear 3 ITE Student
  • pitchMe helped me see exactly where I could improve. The feedback on my body language, speaking style, and presentation preparation gave me practical steps to refine my presentation and build confidence in sharing my ideas.
    Mahesh S KunalanYear 1 Student, Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
  • The biggest lesson I took away was not just the presentation tips themselves, but the way they were taught. By combining feedback with immediate practice, the learning became much easier to remember and apply. That's what excites me about pitchMe: it has the potential to become more than a feedback tool. It can be a platform that helps people continuously practise, improve, and build confidence over time.
    Vu Anh Hao (Vincent Vu)Fourth-Year Student, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH)