BCG Casey is an online case-style assessment, but its exact format and use can vary by recruiting process.

Expect to demonstrate business reasoning, interpretation of data and quantitative judgment rather than relying solely on memorized frameworks.

A candidate used to industry presentations might know the concepts but still struggle with time-limited calculations or concise recommendations. Experienced-hire testing requirements can vary by application route, office and role; the invitation is the authoritative instruction.

Practice reading exhibits, interpreting prompts and making a short recommendation under time pressure. The BCG Casey guide illustrates the online-case format, but follow the timing and instructions in your actual invitation.

I'd rather practice the interface than read five generic case books.

Does the timer feel tighter than a live case?

The part I found difficult was tracking earlier chatbot details while the timer kept moving.

For people who took Casey recently, was interpreting the chatbot instructions the hardest part?