Hi Prasoon,
there are 4 aspects of the application process you have to focus on:
Hope it helps,
Antonello
Hi Prasoon,
I would recommend the following steps to organize your preparation:
Best,
Francesco
Hi Prasoon,
You are starting your preparation fairly in advance, well done!
Considering that a business school will give you most of the notions you could find on case preparation books or bootcamps I would suggest you not to spend too much time on that. You may want to dedicate time to it after your first semester.
On the other hand you could start to practice your math skill. This is for sure something you will need to face cases. Moreover you will for sure benefit from a strong computation skill over your master.
There are multiple tools which allows you to do that. For example you can start with math test here in prep lounge. There are anyhow quite a few tools available to learn computation tricks.
Please let me know if you have any doubt or you want to discuss further a potential preparation plan/ tools,
Thanks,
Ale
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Dear Prasoon,
I would recommend you the following algorithm:
1. Identify the companies interesting for you. Many people are interested mainly in MBB, you can start defining the exact list of companies interesting for you for the internship
2. Check the requirements and application details.
3. Start your preparation with reading Case In Point by Cosentino for a general understanding of what a consulting interview is.
4. Start learning and practicing the cases. Some you can find in Case Library and practice it with your partner or experience coach.
5. Purchase and read Viktor Cheng Book (Amazon Kindle store) and listen to LOMS
Once you feel you are not improving anymore, I would recommend you to take an expert coach for structured feedback and polishing your own performance.
Hope this helps,
Best,
André
Hello!
You are quite ahead of time, and bear in mind that in business school they are for sure going to help you with this in a very structured way.
This said, you can get up to speed with several things, such as (1) working directly on cases, both the theory -Cosentino, Cheng- and practice -casing in the page-, (2) improving your math skills -for instnce, with the match calculator of PrepLounge or (3) networking in the firms you are most interested in.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Clara
Hello Praason,
In order to prepare for case interview, I suggest the following approach:
While you are practicing for your cases, you have to consider also some time to prepare your CV/Cover Letter and the Fit Interview that is a fundamental part of the interview.
Consider that you will need around 1.5/2 months to prepare and at least 40/50 cases.
Feel free to contact me if you wan to discuss further.
Best,
Luca