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… are based on realistic company problems, structured in the style of a 1:1 live interview, and include scoring keys modeled off those used at M/B/B. They’re comprehensive, complex, and will be more challenging than any you’ll face from the likes of Bain and BCG.
10K+ case drills that you can do on your own to address specific weaknesses (creative frameworking, mental math, etc.).
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… and why you want to be a consultant. Whilst this appears to be the most straightforward part of the interview, the trick is to structure the way you describe your experiences, and what you took away from them in a way that is easy to understand.
Finally, there are the case studies. I found that I improved at these with practice and that role playing with friends, alternating between the interviewer and interviewee was helpful (you learn in both roles).
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What if I'm thinking about consulting as an intern, or 1 year down the road?
The Bootcamps will definitely be the most valuable if you are 2-4 months from your case interview season, but if you're hoping to get a jump start, an interview bootcamp is a great way to set a …
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Wow, you're going to learn a lot from this interview with UVA undergrad and now Bain consultant, James. His first recruiting season left much to be desired, but he learned his lesson and turned it around for interviews his senior year. With offers from Bain and BCG, James shares with MC readers his first-hand experience with the interview process (read more about case interviewing), the importance of practicing cases with a partner, and advice for breaking into MBB.
1. Can you give us a summary of your background?  Where you are from, education, extracurriculars, previous internships/jobs, interests …