I think if you read answers to similar questions posted on here the following advice is what you will hear consistently
1. Networking is the best way to switch. Assuming you did work that was relevant and impactful, with the right networking you should be able to land an interview. There are many ways to go about this, happy to guide you on what approach would suit you best.
2. An MBA from a top 10 or 15 program will definitely give you a huge leg up. MBB recruit heavily from top B schools in the US and you will very likely get calls for all 3 interviews
3. Non MBA degrees I would not recommend as they typically don't work as well for MBB
All the best,
Udayan
I think if you read answers to similar questions posted on here the following advice is what you will hear consistently
1. Networking is the best way to switch. Assuming you did work that was relevant and impactful, with the right networking you should be able to land an interview. There are many ways to go about this, happy to guide you on what approach would suit you best.
2. An MBA from a top 10 or 15 program will definitely give you a huge leg up. MBB recruit heavily from top B schools in the US and you will very likely get calls for all 3 interviews
3. Non MBA degrees I would not recommend as they typically don't work as well for MBB
All the best,
Udayan