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Short Division Drills

< Go Back Short Division Drills The following drills will test your division skills with small numbers. 00 min : 00 sec Cancel Drill *Answers should always be in long form (e.g. XXX,XXX) Question 1/10 69 / 18 Submit Next Question 2/10 36 / 5 Submit Next Question 3/10 63 / 92 Submit Next Question 4/10 81 / 42 Submit Next Question 5/10 35 / 74 Submit Next Question 6/10 43 / 70 Submit Next Question 7/10 83 / 1 Submit Next Question 8/10 29 / 13 Submit Next Question 9/10 65 / 3 Submit Next Question
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Millions Multiplication Drills

< Go Back Millions Multiplication Drills The following drills will test your quick calculation skills - at least one of the numbers in every problem will have 7 digits. 00 min : 00 sec Cancel Drill *Answers should always be in long form (e.g. XXX,XXX) Question 1/10 5000 x 354000000 Submit Next Question 2/10 100000 x 450000000 Submit Next Question 3/10 10000 x 376000000 Submit Next Question 4/10 800000 x 655000000 Submit Next Question 5/10 80 x 520000000 Submit Next Question 6/10 8000 x 950000000 Submit Next Question 7/10 40000 x 550000000 Submit …
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Thousands Multiplication Drills

< Go Back Thousands Multiplication Drills The following drills will test your quick calculation skills - at least one of the numbers in every problem will have 4 digits. 00 min : 00 sec Cancel Drill *Answers should always be in long form (e.g. XXX,XXX) Question 1/10 50 x 70 Submit Next Question 2/10 40 x 7000 Submit Next Question 3/10 8000 x 5000 Submit Next Question 4/10 5000 x 2000 Submit Next Question 5/10 7000 x 7000 Submit Next Question 6/10 40 x 10000 Submit Next Question 7/10 2000 x 700 Submit …
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Short Multiplication Drills

< Go Back Short Multiplication Drills The following drills will test your quick calculation skills with 1 to 3-digit numbers. Need a refresher on multiplication? Watch this interactive lesson first. 00 min : 00 sec Cancel Drill *Answers should always be in long form (e.g. XXX,XXX) Question 1/10 220 x 90 Submit Next Question 2/10 770 x 730 Submit Next Question 3/10 30 x 446000000 Submit Next Question 4/10 900 x 10 Submit Next Question 5/10 250 x 20 Submit Next Question 6/10 50000 x 7000000 Submit Next Question 7/10 900 …
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Long Multiplication Drills

< Go Back Long Multiplication Drills The following drills will test your quick calculation skills with 2 and 3-digit numbers. Drill History History Date Score Time No drill attempts found Time Comparison Your Average Time: - Global Average Time: 03:06 Score Comparison Your average score - Global Average Score 8 Percentile Rank - 00 min : 00 sec Cancel Drill *Answers should always be in long form (e.g. XXX,XXX) Question 1/10 20 x 60 Submit Next Question 2/10 80 x 30 Submit Next Question 3/10 300 x 450 Submit Next Question 4/10 750 x 760 Submit …
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Ex-BCG Principal: Why 22 Cases Beat 100 (And What Actually Gets Offers)

… accepting cash for in-flight food and beverage services. Should you do it as well? It doesn't necessarily tell you whether this is a profitability problem or pricing problem or which direction to go. But then how are you asking quick clarifying questions upfront to get the right level of information — enough information to go do a framework for a couple minutes and then come up with your structure that is tailored to the case. So that upfront portion is absolutely critical, and lots of market sizing drills, structuring, understanding from a business standpoint how to decode a …
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6-Week Plan For Experienced Hires: How To Case Prep With A Full-Time Job

… in a live case. Start with consulting frameworks. Spend your first three sessions understanding the most common structures: profitability, market entry, M&A, and operations. Don't memorize them as scripts. Understand the logic behind each one so you can adapt under pressure. Then move to math. Do mental math drills daily, even if it's just 10 minutes. Experienced hires often underestimate how much pressure affects arithmetic speed. Practice dividing large numbers, calculating percentages, and working through market sizing problems out loud. By the end of week two, your goal is simple: given any case prompt, you can structure …
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Case Interview Prep For PhD Candidates: What's Different and How To Win

… per day, is enough to get interview-ready if you use it well. Weeks 1 and 2: Foundations and Framework Fluency Spend your first two weeks on structure and math. Work through MC's Case Interview Guide to learn the core frameworks, then practice applying them to new prompts daily. Run mental math drills every session. Get comfortable doing rough calculations out loud without pausing to think silently. Weeks 3 and 4: Live Practice and Communication Drilling Weeks three and four are where most of your progress will come from. Find a case partner, preferably another PhD candidate or someone
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Case Interview Prep: Management Consulted vs CaseBasix

… and money. Management Consulted vs CaseBasix: At A Glance Feature Management Consulted CaseBasix Coaching Model Live 1:1 with ex-MBB coaches; personalized prep plans Self-paced; optional 1:1 coaching add-on Case Library 600+ cases across 10+ firm styles 8 interviewer-led + 8 interviewee-led full cases Math Drills 13 free drill categories; unlimited drills in All Access Pass 5,000+ math and chart analysis questions Online Assessment Prep Guides + practice Bain Gorilla Test (Black Belt/All Access) Dedicated McKinsey Solve, BCG Casey, Bain TestGorilla and SOVA simulations Fit Interview Prep Fit quiz, behavioral guides, built into Black …
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Case Interview Math: The 10 Calculations You Must Know

Key Insights Case Interview Math Is Repeatable: The same 10 calculation types appear in cases across McKinsey, Bain, and BCG. Master them and you eliminate the biggest source of silent point losses. Speed and Insight Both Matter: Getting the right number is only half the job. You also need to tell the interviewer what that number means for the client. Daily Practice Builds Real Fluency: Fifteen minutes of timed mental math drills each day will do more for your case interview math than hours of passive review. Consulting case interviews test more than your ability to structure a problem. They …
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