Rubric Pitch Deck-Draft
Rubric Pitch Deck-Draft
Rubric Pitch Deck-Draft
As JDIC intends to provide follow-up to teams with winning innovation ideas, through the
continuation of the Program Kreatifitas Mahasiswa (PKM) as well as other startup idea
competitions on a regional, national, and international scale. Reports should make it easier for
judges to see the opportunities and potential for successful business innovation ideas and
understand how investors will be able to track the success of the company's ideas in the actual
market.
PURPOSE: The Pitch Deck is developed to explain what the company (or idea) is doing, what
customer problem it’s going to solve and present the team that can do it. Idea of the pitch deck is
to give enough information to get the reader interested in your idea and make him wish to know
more about you.
Pitch deck is not presentation, but rather visual and textual form of presenting a summary of your
idea and business behind it. Pitch deck requires planning, ability to summarise the core content
and skill to tell a good story to the reader, but also keep the focus on the main issues. Small
details can (and will) be asked later on.
Formal Criteria
Language – English or Indonesia
Maximum 15 slides (or less - not more) + Front cover. Any appendices must be
included within the 15 slides. (The 15 slides exclude the Front Cover).
The Front Cover should include:
Company Name (or idea startup name) and University/Universities
Chosen Business Category
Study Program Represents
Contact details (e-mail+tel) for the company member
Content Criteria
We have provided the JDIC Regulation Guide Book as a reference for competition
participants. All participants are required to have digital elements in their business
processes, the digital business category is divided into 4 parts as follows:
Good Pitch Deck usually has the following content (not necessary in the same order) and
these are the key criterias judges are looking for.
Introduction or Elevator Pitch: One liner of your product or service
Problem: Real problem that customer face
Solutions: How problem can be solve
Traction, Expertise, Momentum: Your key numbers
Market Opportunity: Define market size & your customer base
Market Approach & Strategy: How you grow your business
Product or Service: Your solution
Business Model: Key Revenue Streams
Optional: Team & Key Stakeholders (Investors, Advisors, Partners)
Optional: Financials
Optional: Competition
Optional: Investment: Your ‘Ask’ (funding, mentoring, market access etc) + short use of
resources.
Appendix A: Judges Scoring Sheet
Evaluation sheet: Pitch Deck
Team name:
A quick one-liner summary that combines your vision/product and the mission of your company
Problem 5 2 10
What customer need do you fill?
Solution 5 2 10
Define the real problem you are solving and how it’s solved now.
Market opportunity 5 2 10
Define Your Market: What business/space you are in. Total Market Size: Customers: Clearly define exactly
who you serve, Posible Macro Trends & Insights that define market. How well the market is defined?
Market Approach & Strategy: 5 2 10
How you grow your business
Product or Service: 5 1 5
How good is your solution, is the solution doable and realistic. Does it solve the problem.
5 1 5
Business Model:
How well the key revenue streams are presented, do they feel realistic?
Optional: Team & Key Stakeholders (Investors, Advisors, Partners) 2 1 2
Is the team balanced, have the managed to recruit advisers and supporters
2 1 2
Optional: Financials
How solid are the financials, are the any proof of income?
Optional: Competition 2 1 2
How is the probleem currently solved. Who are the ones solving it? Where are you positioned in overall
market?
Optional: Investment: 2 1 2
Your ‘Ask’ (funding, mentoring, market access etc) + short use of resources.
2 1 2
Overall feel
You can give +7 to -7 points depending the Feel of The Proposal
Total max.
80
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