If you are at peak of your preparation and in a “maintenance” phase and are able

not to be distracted by other things (exams) going on in your life, I would just take it.

If you can benefit of a few weeks extra of preparation (while studying and potentially being distracted by finals) I would take the opportunity offered and move it.

Either way I wouldn’t worry about it too much especially if you are a strong performer. If you are a borderline one your concern might be legitimate and Considerations I made above are important.

As a curiosity, did you mentioned this to HR and then they offered or they proactively offered it to you?

hope this helps,

andrea

Hi A,

I understand your concerns about that they might find you a replacement but this is actually unlikely in such a short time. Why do you hesitate? It seems to me you have 2 options:

• to get well prepared both for exams and the interview, and to manage it all, or;
• to have a problem of lacking time for the exam preparation and then perform at the interview badly, and getting remorse afterall.

For me the last one seems like no option, so go for postponing the interview for a while and do your best to pass both exams and the interview.

Best,

André

If it's a regular application as a consultant, there is no downside to postponing the interviews.

Hello!

Not at all! I did it myself and was the best decision I could have made tbh, only reason I made it into McK

Hope it helps!

Cheers, 

Clara