Hi there,

Hmmm, ok, so it's representative of it in the sense of the topic/industry/math/business acumen that's required.

And that's exactly why one should to case prep BEFORE applying and even before the case chatbot (it helps you in these tests).

But, I'd argue it's harder on the actual math side and the business terminology side.

On the other hand, the case interview is harder on the frameworking, case leadership, chart/exhibit interpretation, communication, and presence side.

Hi there,

Yes and no:

Yes: 

• The general topic of the case and context
• The types of questions and problems you need to solve

No:

• The math is a bit harder since you are allowed to use a calculator
• For most, the timer is a big source of stress which is differently perceived if you are sitting across an interviewer (even though the interview time is also limited)

All the best,

Florian

The test is significantly easier. 

Basically, think of these different stages of the interview process as milestones. 

The screening case is just trying to understand whether you have the basic skills necessary to make it worth interviewing you. 

The actual interview, aided by the fact that it's live, makes it significantly more complicated. Arguably, it's also more enjoyable, interactive and closer to what the job is in real life (so a huge plus in that sense). 

Best of luck with the prep for the test!
Cristian