Hey there!
Does anyone know how BCG test is organised? I've got very controversial information so far:
- online case study, 45 miin, 23 questions
- written numerical test GMAT-like + logical test, about 25-30 min each
Do you know which is the current version? How should I prepare? By the way, I've applied to the Italian and UK offices.
Cheers,
Margherita
Hey Margherita,
I've done the BCG on-line test at the end of Sept within my university (Politecnico).There was no numerical test, only a study case with 23 questions / 45 min (or less).
Each question had multiple choice answers, and you had info material whit charts and data to read from - no calculator allowed.
Personally I found it tricky and quite difficoult, especially for the small amount of time available. After all I achieved a great "mark" and now I am through the recruiting process.
If you need further info PM me!
Carlo
Hello!
One year ago (November 2014) the structure was as follows:
1st round: paper-based numerical test SHL-like + the dreaded "traffic lights" test . You have to pass both to continue the selection process
2nd round: just before or after the interviews you'll be required to take a computer-based test similar to McKinsey's PST
I hope that helps,
Giuseppe
I just took the BCG potential test last month (Jakarta office). It was 45 minutes to solve 23 questions.
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