Hi community,
I've been doing some practice case math (standalone and in practice case interviews) lately and noticed that a good handful of them are quite difficult, i.e., need lots of thinking, long formulas, multiple rows of calculations and exhibits. It takes a long time (10 min or more) to solve one, and most of the time there's always some very fine details that if went unnoticed, the answer would be wrong. I'm just wondering how difficult math is in a real case interview? I have my first round with one of the MBB in about two weeks and I'm concerned that it won't be enough time to get my case math up to par.
Thank you for your answers in advance!