BCG assessments by region

Question

Hi everyone,

I am seeking to apply to the BCG London office. However, it appears as though BCG has different assessments by region (please see image below). The London office has a “Maths assessment”, not the Pymetrics game.

Most of the preparation resources that I can find are for the Pymetrics game. Is anyone aware of any preparation material specific to the BCG London office “Maths assessment”?

Many thanks,

Niels

Answer 1

Hi, could you briefly share how was the quantitative test? Math, charts interpretation (e.g. integrated reasoning of gmat), etc.

Thank you so much

Answer 2

Hi Niels,

in addition to the list Ian already gave, can also consider..

SHL quantitative aptitude sample tests
GMAT quant and numerical reasoning problems
the good old PST practice tests

Generally speaking, if you're good at case maths (arithmetics, algebra, numerical reasoning), the maths assessment should be doable.

Hope this helps.

Regards, Andi

Answer 3

Hi there,

While I don't have sample test material specifically for the London office, I do recommend you leverage the sites rocketblocks, math-drills, and MConsultingPrep. Additionally, any other related tests (like Bain SOVA) would be worth practicing on.

Answer 4

Hi there,

I've had candidates interviewing with the London office before and they reported the test was similar to all the other tests out there i.e., GMAT type questions, business situations turned into maths exercises, etc.

Basically, if you prepare across different types of exercises, you can't really go wrong with it.

Best,
Cristian

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Answer 5

Hello,

I think my colleagues are spot on here – if it’s unclear what the assessment will look like exactly, leverage a range of sources to practice. That way you cover all your bases. GMAT quant sections, other consulting firms’ online tests (e.g., SOVA), and online tools like RocketBlocks and MConsultingPrep should be useful.