hello allI just spoke to a McK consultant and she inspired me to do this. She did atleast 100 practice cases with a dedicated case study team, and said waiting for an interview call before starting practice or trying to do everything on one's own from a book; is absolutely the wrong strategy.I have already started interviweing with some firms, and will be applying to Mck very soon. I want to get together with a dedicated committed group of people, ideally based out of London; who would be willing to meet on a regular basis (atleast 3-4 times a week) to do cases together. If you're serious about consulting, thats the only way. Experienced hires / MBAs / PhDs strongly preferred, as I am not applying at the BA level; but if you're really serious about cases and would be willing to put in the time committment, please feel free to email even if you're applying / interviewing for BA roles.Please email me at case.challenge@googlemail.com, and lets get started. It is great if you're London based. If not, we can still exchange ideas / practice on skype, so do write in.I have had a few interviews at London firms and am happy to share those learnings with you.thanks.

Yes, I'll bet she did at least 100 practice case studies! Does she also do 1,000 sit ups every night and 500 press-ups? I'll bet she also spends 140 hours/week in the office and has travelled to at least 50 different countries! Does she write decks for clients that says her ideas will increase their profit margin by 20%? She sounds like a genius! I bet when she went for interviews, she interviewed with 3 companies and got 8 offers!h, my advice is that you should definitely practice a few, but no need to go OTT with it.

Hello senior vice -presidentI don't think anyone asked for your opinion. This is a thread to form a practice group, not for time wasters to offer unwanted advice. I'm interested in being part of the case study group as well. please email me at dashnow@rediffmail.com, if really interested.No time wasters.Thanksthanks