AI Case Interview Practice

Practice a consulting case out loud with CasePrep.

CasePrep gives you a browser-based AI case interview flow with staged prompts, spoken interaction, exhibits, recording, transcript review, and end-of-case feedback.

What CasePrep helps you do

CasePrep is built for candidates who need realistic spoken practice before a live consulting interview. Instead of only reading a case PDF, you move through a staged case experience and practice explaining your thinking out loud.

  • Work through a case prompt step by step.
  • Practice clarifying questions and spoken case structure.
  • Review exhibits inside the case flow.
  • Record your session and review your transcript.
  • Receive feedback on structure, quant discipline, synthesis, and presence.

Why this is useful before live mocks

Many candidates know the frameworks but have not practiced saying them clearly. CasePrep gives you a lower-pressure place to rehearse the actual behaviors that matter in an interview: opening the case, talking through exhibits, keeping your answer organized, and ending with a recommendation.

It is especially useful before peer or coach mocks because you can arrive with cleaner pacing and a clearer sense of what you need feedback on.

What the practice flow includes

Staged prompts

The case advances in steps so you can practice the rhythm of a real consulting interview instead of reading the whole answer at once.

Spoken interaction

You can answer out loud and use the AI response button to continue the conversation through the case.

Exhibit review

The flow includes exhibits so you can practice reading data and explaining what it means for the client decision.

Recording and transcript

You can record yourself, review what you said, and catch habits that are hard to notice in the moment.

End-of-case feedback

After completing the case, CasePrep gives feedback on structure, quant discipline, synthesis, and interview presence.

How to use CasePrep well

Start with one free trial case and treat it like a real mock. Speak your structure, math setup, exhibit takeaway, and final recommendation out loud. After the case, use the feedback and transcript to choose one thing to improve before your next rep.

If your structure was unclear, review the frameworks guide. If your math felt slow, use the math practice pages. If your final answer sounded like a recap instead of a decision, practice synthesis examples.