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Been going through consulting interview prep myself and couldn’t find a tool that actually coaches in real time — not just dumps frameworks at you, but pushes back on your reasoning and gives feedback like an interviewer would.

So I built one. It’s called Tech Case Hub

What it does:

Takes any consulting or tech case study
Coaches you through structuring your answer
Challenges weak logic and gaps in your reasoning
Gives instant feedback

Built with Claude AI, tuned for Data & AI case scenarios — EY, PwC, Deloitte, Accenture type rounds. Also works well for GCC/MENA candidates specifically.

It’s completely free right now. Genuinely want feedback from people who’ve been through the process — what’s missing, what doesn’t land, what would actually help.

DM me or comment and I’ll share access.

Been prepping for Big 4 interviews myself and couldn’t find anything that actually coaches you in real time — not just frameworks, but challenge your reasoning, push back on your structure, and give feedback like an actual interviewer would.

So I built one. It’s called Tech Case Hub — an AI case study coach.

What it does:

• Takes any consulting/tech case study
• Guides you through structuring your answer
• Pushes back on weak reasoning
• Gives instant feedback on your logic

Built with Claude AI, specifically tuned for Data & AI case scenarios (EY, PwC, Deloitte, Accenture type rounds). Works well for GCC/MENA candidates too since I built it from that context.

It’s free right now. I want real feedback — what’s broken, what’s missing, what would actually help you prep.

Drop a comment or DM me and I’ll share access.

I interviewed at BCG and EY.
Both times, the interviewer didn’t care about my framework. They cared about why I structured it that way and what I’d do when my hypothesis fell apart mid-case.

No prep tool prepared me for that.
Case in Point. IGotAnOffer. YouTube frameworks. I used all of them. They teach you structure. They don’t teach you to think under pressure when someone is actively challenging your logic.

After those interviews I started reverse-engineering what actually happened in the room the probing questions, the silence after a wrong turn, the “interesting, but why?” moments.
That became the foundation of something I’ve been building.
An AI case study coach that doesn’t just grade you it interrogates your reasoning the way BCG and EY interviewers actually do.

Still pre-launch. Not selling anything yet.
Just want to know — did anyone else hit this wall? What actually helped you prep for the real thing?