Hi there,
in addition to what already said - If the question was an enabler for you to start thinking about which MBB fits more vs. your career goals etc.., a couple of “pointers”
1) If entering at < Manager and not expert - you will like “have to be” a generalist vs. staying in your target “strong” practice of the firm
In my experience it is not impossible but very hard as junior to be staffed in one industry only. Easier with good performance and affiliation. Nevertheless factors out of your control can sway you away from your target practice (industry/capability) of the firm
2) Applying to MBB/T2 consulting requires diversification
It is a competitive process and I would advise you to “cast your net” wide. Limited downside in doing this, since most firms allow you to re-apply after a period
3) Talking to people from the specific firm in the specific geo (better specific office) only way to understand which firm is “best” vs. your career goals
Too many geographical and office-related factors can change your ability to craft your path in the MBB/T2 firms, that I would really make an effort to speak to someone in your target office to be sure you have a chance to have access to the industry/capability you are looking for + you fit in with the “vibe”
Hope this helps