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McKinsey Solve-style scenarios, all 29 Casey-style cases and every Bain-style aptitude set, lifetime, for $250 once. If it isn't for you, email us within 7 days for a full refund, even if you've practised.
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Why $250? The top plan for each test bought separately comes to $457. One account covers whichever invitation arrives first.

01The problem
Preparing for one format and then getting another isn't bad planning. You don't control the order the invitations come in.
02The fix
Everything opens on day one, so you switch to whichever test comes first and keep the rest for later.
McKinsey Solve
23
Solve-style scenarios
Play the Ecotopia study free →BCG Casey
29
Casey-style cases
Play the free case →Bain online test
450+
Bain-style questions
Try 50 verbal questions free →03What you get
7-day refund, even if you've used it.
P.S. Every DrillCase product, $250 once, with 7 days to get your money back even after you've practised.


Best forYou have invitations from more than one firm, or don't know yet which test you'll get.
04Comes with it
Free to everyone; the pass fills the plans with every case and scenario.
05Proof
One Solve-style scenario and one full Casey-style case are free, on the same engines as the paid practice, and so are 50 Bain-style verbal questions. The 63-case library is free too.
What worked was blocking it: Mon/Wed Solve, Tue/Thu BCG cases, weekends Bain.
Solve went well. And to answer your other question: yes, another test is coming. Two, actually, which is why I switched to the All-Access Pass last month.
I came to business school from CPG planning to recruit for all three firms. I had a spreadsheet. By week two it was broken: Solve, Casey, TestGorilla, three platforms, almost $500 on top of tuition. A classmate said "just pick one firm" and I almost did.
My first week on the pass I bounced around and didn't improve. What worked was blocking it: Mon/Wed Solve, Tue/Thu BCG cases, weekends Bain. Invites from McKinsey and Bain so far. BCG dinged me after the first round, which stung, but two out of three from one $250 pass is a trade I'd make again.
Happy to share the schedule if it helps anyone.
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06Choose once
Your invitations set the deadlines, not us. The refund window is 7 days from purchase, so start with the test that comes first.
07Questions
Every paid product and tier: all 29 Casey-style cases, all 23 Solve-style scenarios and all 23 Bain-style aptitude sets plus 3 mock papers, and anything added later. Bought separately, the top plan of each line is $457.
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No. One payment, lifetime access. Nothing renews.
The one whose invitation arrives first. Play its free demo tonight, then the plan for that date. The others stay open for later.
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