Run real cases.
Leave with a scorecard.

One-on-one mock case interviews over video with Zayed, a former BCG Visiting Associate. You run the case, he plays the interviewer, and you get written feedback on structure, math, insight and synthesis before the real thing.

Candidates coached by Zayed have gone on to offers at McKinsey, BCG and Bain.

How a session works

  1. 1

    Pick a time

    Choose a 60-minute slot that suits you. You get a Google Meet link and a short prep note the day before.

  2. 2

    Run the case live

    Zayed gives you the case the way an MBB interviewer would. You structure it, work the numbers, find the insight and close with a recommendation. First case ever? The session starts with how cases actually work.

  3. 3

    Get your scorecard

    Within 24 hours you get written feedback on each part of the case: what to keep doing, what to fix, and exactly what to practice before the next one.

Sessions

Every session is one on one over video, in English, with a written scorecard afterwards.

Case fundamentals

60 minutes

For candidates who have never done a case, or have only read about them.

  • How a case is built and what the interviewer is scoring
  • Frameworks: when they help and when to drop them
  • A short practice case to finish, so it sticks
Book fundamentals

Mock case interview

60 minutes Most booked

For candidates with an interview coming up who want the real thing, under pressure.

  • A full case, run the way McKinsey, BCG or Bain would run it
  • 15 minutes of live debrief at the end
  • Written scorecard within 24 hours
Book a mock

Offer sprint

4 sessions, 60 minutes each

For candidates with a date on the calendar and two to three weeks to get sharp.

  • Four mocks across different case types
  • Case types matched to the firms on your list
  • Progress tracked across all four scorecards
Book the sprint

Results

Candidates who prepared with Zayed have received offers from all three MBB firms.

  • McKinsey
  • BCG
  • Bain
50+
mock case interviews run
80%
of candidates came back for more sessions
8+
candidates with MBB offers
Zayed Alharbi

About Zayed

Zayed Alharbi. Former Visiting Associate at Boston Consulting Group, Riyadh. Industrial Engineering, King Abdulaziz University.

Zayed went through MBB recruiting as a student, then spent six months inside BCG seeing what the interviews and the work actually reward. He started running mock cases for friends preparing for the same interviews, and several of them now hold offers from McKinsey, BCG and Bain.

Every session is still run by Zayed himself, in English, at the pace of a real interview.

The name Zayed comes from the Arabic for “to add”. That is the standard for every session: it should add something you can use in the next case.

Zayed on LinkedIn

Questions

I have never done a case. Where do I start?

Book Case fundamentals. The first half covers how a case is built and what the interviewer is scoring. The second half is a short practice case so the ideas stick before you book a full mock.

Which firms do you prepare candidates for?

Mostly McKinsey, BCG and Bain, since that is where the format is strictest. The same practice carries over to Strategy&, Kearney, Oliver Wyman and the Big Four strategy teams.

What do I need for the session?

A laptop with a camera, pen and paper, and a quiet 60 minutes. You get a Google Meet link after booking.

Do sessions cover fit and personal experience questions?

No. Sessions are about the case itself: structure, math, insight and synthesis. Fit and personal experience questions are not covered, so plan those separately.

Are sessions in English or Arabic?

Sessions run in English because the interview will. If something needs a quick explanation in Arabic, that is fine.

How far before my interview should I book?

Ideally two to three weeks out, so there is time to practice what the scorecard flags. A single mock the week before still helps.

Book a session

Pick a session and tell Zayed a few times that work for you. He confirms your slot by email within 24 hours.

Prefer WhatsApp? Message Zayed directly.