Hello!I am in the final year of my studies and I would like to start preparing early for consulting interviews. I would be glad if some more experienced forum members could share their knowledge/insights on case practicing?I have 4 questions, but they are about methodology of case practice:- What are your preferred methods of practicing cases?- Do you just get a book with cases, read cases and try to solve them and then check, or maybe you use some more efficient methods?- How many cases do you do per one practice session?- Is practicing with another person really helpful? I saw plenty of threads, like "looking for case practice partner", but does it really help?

Hi Ymerius. Tony Restell - founder of Top-Consultant and an ex-consultant at Roland Berger runs frequent case study webinars. The next one is next Friday 24th. Have a look on our events page for more info. In fact, here's the link: http://events.top-consultant.com/UK/careerconference.aspx?ID=140. Hope that helps - good luck!

thanks - i will consider it for sure!But I was thinking more of the ways of practicing cases. How many should one do in a session? Shall i try to answer them and then check answers, or maybe go to answers straight? etc...

Hi YmeriusI may be intereted in practicing case with you. I am final year PhD and hoping for couple of interviews from MBBB.What do you say. Drop me a line at aloktou@yahoo.comCheersAlok