In Collaboration with ARTT Business School

An Opportunity for CA Aspirants – Scholarship of CA Tuition Fee & Examination Fee

Nashfact is proud to announce a National-Level Writing Competition designed for CA aspirants. In collaboration with ARTT Business School, this initiative aims to discover powerful voices that can explain complex business ideas in a clear, human, and impactful way. 

This is not just a competition. It’s a platform to build authority, visibility, and real academic support for deserving students. 

🏆 Monthly Winner – Real Rewards That Matter

Every month, one outstanding writer will be selected and rewarded with: 

• 🎓 ICAP Examination Fee Support [up to 4 exams] 

• 🏫 Tuition Fee Scholarship at ARTT Business School [up to 4 courses] 

• 📰 Featured publication on Nashfact 

• 🌟 Recognition across Nashfact’s digital platforms 

🧠 Article Niches (Choose One) 

Participants may submit articles in any one of the following domains: 

• Business 

• Finance 

• Startups & Entrepreneurship 

• Technology & Emerging Trends 

Articles should educate, challenge assumptions, and offer fresh perspectives relevant to students, professionals, and decision-makers. 

Submit at least three topic ideas within a specific niche. Team Nashfact will assign one topic to avoid any duplication. 

📝 Article Requirements 

To qualify, each submission must include: 

• Original article minimum of 1,500 words 

• 100% plagiarism-free content 

• AI-free writing (human-written content only; articles may be edited lightly for grammar or formatting) 

• SEO-friendly structure with H2 (main headings) and H3 sub-headings 

• Clear, simple, and reader-focused language 

Mandatory Publishing Elements 

Ensure your submission is publish-ready; each submission must include: 

• 3 Alternative Article Titles (Provide three different versions of your headline) 

• 1 Main Title Image (concept image, royalty-free image, AI generated, a high-quality image that represents your article’s topic. You can use royalty-free sites (like Unsplash) or generate one using AI) 

• Alt Text for the main title image (A short text description of the image) 

• Meta Title (60 characters max, It must be short and punchy) 

• Meta Description (160 characters max, It summarizes what the reader will learn) 

• Comma-separated Meta Tags (up to 7 tags, keywords or topics that describe your article to help categorize it) 

Failure to include these elements may lead to disqualification. 

📊 Article Evaluation & Scoring Criteria 

Each submitted article will be evaluated on a 100-point weighted scoring system, designed to reward originality, quality, and professional publishing standards. 

1. Compliance & Quality Checks – 20%

This stage ensures that the article meets Nashfact’s ethical and editorial standards. 

Every submission must pass the following mandatory checks: 

• Plagiarism-free verification 

• The article must be 100% original. Any form of copied, spun, or lightly reworded content from existing sources will result in disqualification. 

• AI-free validation (human-written content only; articles may be edited lightly for grammar or formatting) 

Articles must be written by the participant. Submissions found to be substantially generated or assisted by AI tools will be disqualified. Nashfact reserves the right to use internal and third-party detection tools. 

This stage is non-negotiable. Failure to meet these requirements will result in immediate rejection, regardless of content quality. 

2. Structure & Publishing Standards – 30%

This section evaluates how professionally the article is structured and optimized for digital publishing. 

Marks will be awarded based on the completeness and quality of mandatory publishing elements mentioned under the heading “Mandatory Publishing Elements”.

3. Judges’ Evaluation – 50%

The final and most significant portion of the score will be awarded by Nashfact’s editorial and judging panel, based on qualitative assessment. 

Judges will evaluate articles on: 

• Depth of insight 

• Original thinking 

• Practical relevance 

• Writing clarity & flow 

• Authority and trustworthiness 

🏆 Final Selection 

The winner will be selected based on the combined weighted score from all three evaluation stages. 

Nashfact’s decision will be final and made in the best interest of fairness, transparency, and content excellence. 

👨‍⚖️ About the Jury 

• Founder, Nashfact: Nabeel Shaikh 

• Editorial Oversight: Nashfact Editorial Team 

• Academic Partner: ARTT Business School 

Judges’ decisions will be final and non-negotiable. 

📅 Submission & Timeline 

• 🗓 Submissions Open: 16th January 2026 till 31st January 2026  

• 🏆 Winner Announcement: First week of the following month (March 2026)

⚠️ Important Conditions 

• Previously published content is not allowed 

• Rewritten or paraphrased AI content will be rejected 

• Articles may be edited lightly for grammar or formatting 

• Nashfact retains publishing rights; authors retain credit 

Why This Competition Matters 

This initiative is built for students who don’t just want marks; they want impact. 

If you can explain finance without jargon, business without ego, and technology without hype, this stage is yours. 

📩 How to Participate 

Please submit your article via email to submit@nashfact.com 

Submission Guidelines: 

File Format: MS Word document only (PDFs will not be accepted). 

Required Details: Please include the following information in both the document and the body of your email: 

Email Subject: Please use the subject line: Nashfact Writing Competition – [Your Full Name]  

• Full Name: 

• Contact No.: 

• Email Address: 

• ICAP CRN: 

• Batch No.: 

• Level: (PRC / CAF / CFAP) 

• Intended Number of Exams: 

Write with integrity. Think with depth. Publish with purpose. 

Nashfact × ARTT Business School