What you NEED to know for the MBB application process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video, we cover the basic steps you NEED to know when going through the application prep process for the Big 3. Check out our other videos that dig into each of these steps in much more detail!
1. Resume - 0:50
2. Networking - 3:23
3. Casing - 4:44
Casing resources - drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Additional videos:
Our intro video - • How to get into Top Co...
What do Consultants actually do? - • What Consultants actua...
Prepping for case interviews the SMART way - • Preparing for Big 3 ca...
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Great insights thanks! As a former McKinsey consultant myself, can confirm that this is very relevant. Best, Heinrich
Heinrich!! We love your channel man (were just talking about it with Kajol the other day), and appreciate the comment man.
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Really appreciate your work guys! Thank you and keep it up!
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Wonderful Insights. Thank You for this.
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Your videos have BY FAR been my most informative source for information about consulting. Thanks and keep it up!
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thanks this is really helpful! Looking forward to more content
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Thank you for the overview video Neel and Rohit! Raza =)
You're too kind Raza! Thank you :)
Thank you, this is very informative and well presented! I am currently a first year undergraduate at CASS Business school London looking to get ready to apply for the internships soon.
We're rooting for you! Good luck
Well done Neel and Rohit! Another excellent effort! Thank you! Raza =)
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Hey Neil and Rohit! The description says the resources link is coming soon! Could you update the resources? Appreciate the advice!
Hey it should be updated now!
Thanks for sharing! Any resource/material that we can use to practice cases?
Send us an email to neelandrohit@gmail.com and we'll send you resources
@@neelandrohit6490 Already done so
@@eshankapoor108 could you forward that to me please?
I wanted to know how would you recommend networking. I also go to a non-target school and I am keen on learning who should I message on LinkedIN and what I should message about. I would like to know how to initiate that conversation with that employee and ultimately get a referral.
We just made a video about networking! Here it is: th-cam.com/video/1VkYS55hsc8/w-d-xo.html
What is the target GPA for the big 3? Does it vary by major? Aka would someone who majors in engineering with a 3.6 have the same chance as a business major with a 3.8?
There's no exact equivalences, but the firms generally do take into account your major while looking at GPA (for example, a low-ish CS or EE major GPA would probably be looked at better than the same, low-ish GPA of a perceived "easier" major)
And it's hard to say what a target GPA is, especially within the context of your resume, personal interactions, test scores, etc. so there are definitely other ways to stand out
So I'd say, if you still have time to raise your GPA before applying, definitely do what you can. And just know that if you don't, then you can still standout by having good personal interactions, strong resume, being good at casing, etc.
@@neelandrohit6490 Thanks for the response! I'm trying for junior year internships this fall, so I don't think I will be able to pull up my GPA but definitely will look to make myself standout with experiences most business or liberal arts majors don't really have
Any resources to start with?
Send us an email to neelandrohit@gmail.com and we'll send you resources
Hi Neel & Rohit , Appreciate your effort in helping people interested in consulting. I'm currently pursuing MBA from a non-target B-School in India, with CGPA of 8.3, but my BE graduation score is 59.60%, and 10th & 12th is 9 CGPA & 78% respectively. Am I eligible or stand any chance in good consulting firms ? I do have about 5 relevant work exp & internships on my resume too. Thanks in advance.
Hey Swati, unfortunately, I (Neel) don't know much about the CGPA or BE graduation score to know if those are good or not. Nor what the standards are for consulting firms in India. If those are good and considering you have relevant work experience on your resumes, I think it just comes down to you getting to know people in the firms, making sure you have a solid resume, and getting good at casing!
Best of luck!
Hi Neel and Rohit, recently I read on a networking blog - " If you want a PM job at Google, you should target and build a connection with Sr PM at Google or the Team manager whose referral will hold more leverage. "
So, whom should I target and make connections whose referral will increase my chances of getting into MBB (entry-level position). Is it Partners or EMs or Associates?
I speak a lot about this in my networking video (so definitely check that out for a more detailed answer).
But essentially, it depends on your situation, and whether you're coming from a target, semi-target, or non-target school. But usually, I'd say it's more worthwhile to connect with associate (post undergrad) or consultant (post MBA) tenures
What was your salary?
I actually volunteered (kidding)
But I'm sure that's data you can find on Glassdoor for the position in the country you're in
How did you and Rohit got rid of the Indian accent?
We grew up in America