I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Boston Consulting Group (Paris) in Jul 2016
Interview
Round 0 (pour les docteurs) : Entretien de fit
Round 1 : Etude de cas en ligne (45 min sur ordinateur) + Entretien avec étude de cas
Round 2 : Etude de cas écrite (2h de préparation puis présentation du cas en anglais) + Entretien avec étude de cas
Round 3 : 2 Entretiens avec étude de cas
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Question 1
Pourquoi le conseil en stratégie ? Pourquoi le BCG ? Selon vous, quelles sont les qualités requises pour être "consultant" ?
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Boston Consulting Group (Hyderabad) in Dec 2025
Interview
Experience based on the campus recruitment process - Buddy interviews (non-evaluative) followed by two rounds of case interviews and some typical Human Resource questions, such as introduction, Why consulting? Why BCG?
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Question 1
Case - You have the Govt of India as your client, they want to organise an AI summit. How do you go about it?
I applied online. I interviewed at Boston Consulting Group (London, England) in Dec 2025
Interview
Online maths assessment via chatbot. R1 was 2 case studies back to back with consultants/principals online, pretty standard cases with a few fit questions. R2 was same format but with partners. I had a very tough unconventional case for one of them and an unpleasant interviewer who gave a lot of negative responses, but in hindsight that may have been pressure testing.
I first received a call to schedule the interviews. Before the main interview, I completed an online case with a chatbot, which was an interesting and structured exercise.
The first interview included a short FIT interview (about 15 minutes) followed by a case. The interviewer was very friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely willing to help — overall, a very positive experience.
The second round consisted of two cases and two FIT interviews. This experience was less positive: one interviewer came across as quite negative about the company, which left a poor impression, while the other interviewer was professional and helpful.
In the final round, I had two cases and two interviews — one with a Principal and one with a Partner. The interview with the Principal was disappointing, as he was distracted and spent much of the time on his laptop or phone. However, the interview with the Partner was very engaging — I learned a lot, and he gave valuable insights into the firm and its culture.
Overall, the process was well-structured and intellectually interesting, but the experience varied greatly depending on the interviewer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
why consulting - why BCG - leadership and teamplayer questions