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AI Case Interview Practice

Practice consulting cases aloud with an AI interviewer that asks follow-ups. Review your response feedback after processing, choose one correction and rehearse it on another case. Finance and behavioral exercises are also available.

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How It Works

How Soreno Works

Choose a relevant case, explain your reasoning aloud and review your answers after feedback processing. Then test one correction.

  1. Choose a practice case

    Read the case description and available exhibits. Select a question that fits the skill you need; a firm label is not proof of an official employer question.

  2. Run a live mock

    Answer aloud, state your assumptions and respond to follow-ups. The selected case determines the available material; this is rehearsal, not a replica of your employer’s interview.

  3. Review one correction

    When feedback is ready, compare each comment with your answer. Recalculate the math, write one correction and choose a related drill or another mock yourself.

Choose one practice goal

Run a mock with a correction in mind.

Explain a case aloud, review your response feedback after processing and decide which calculation or explanation to repeat.

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Choose your practice task

Explain the case. Review your reasoning.

A mock connects the skills in conversation. A drill isolates one calculation or explanation. Use the feedback to decide what you need next.

Spoken case mocks

Ask clarifying questions, explain a structure and talk through your calculations. The AI interviewer can follow up using the selected case context.

Case and finance drills

Choose a focused exercise for math, market sizing, structuring, chart interpretation or finance. Timing options and results depend on the drill.

Response feedback and history

Review the comments available after a scored session. Check each claim against your answer, then write a correction you can test.

Match the task to your interview

Consulting cases, finance exercises and behavioral rehearsal address different tasks. Check the available material against your invitation before planning your practice.

Soreno is an independent rehearsal tool. Its AI feedback is not an employer rubric or an offer prediction. Feedback requires processing; empty or very short answers may remain unscored.

Original fictional practice

Try a profitability opening

Work through this short example before starting another mock. The case, answer, follow-up and coaching below are written illustrations, not a customer result, live AI output or an official firm question.

The question

A software company’s annual revenue stayed at $10 million, but its operating margin fell from 25% to 18%. How would you investigate the decline?

Fictional case data
MeasureLast yearThis year
Annual revenue$10 million$10 million
Operating margin25%18%

Try it aloud first

  1. Confirm the period and profit definition.
  2. Calculate the dollar change. Keep percentage points separate from relative percentage change.
  3. Name the breakdown you need before recommending an action.
  4. Answer the follow-up: Which cost category would you inspect first, and what information would make you change that priority?
Show the calculation and a worked answer

Check the calculation

Last year: $10 million × 25% = $2.5 million operating profit. This year: $10 million × 18% = $1.8 million. The decline is $700,000 per year.

The margin fell seven percentage points. Profit fell 28% relative to last year: $700,000 ÷ $2.5 million. Calling either change “7%” would leave the denominator unclear.

Complete fictional answer

I would confirm that both margins cover the same twelve-month period and use the same operating-profit definition. At $10 million of revenue, last year’s operating profit was $2.5 million and this year’s is $1.8 million. The operating profit decline is $700,000 a year. I would request the operating cost breakdown for both periods, then identify which categories explain that increase. I’d compare recurring costs with one-off expenses. I would not recommend a cut until I knew the cause and its effect on customers or operations.

Illustrative coaching

Strength: “The operating profit decline is $700,000 a year.” You translated the margin change into an annual profit amount before choosing an investigation.

To improve: “I’d compare recurring costs with one-off expenses.” Name the data you need to separate those costs. For example, ask for the same cost categories in each year and an explanation of any one-off charge, then choose a branch from that evidence.

Repeat your answer with that request. Then change this year’s margin to 20%: profit would be $2 million, the decline $500,000, the margin drop five percentage points and the relative profit decline 20%.

Check your working before accepting an AI comment. The useful next step is a correction you can explain on a new example.

Plan the next session

Start with your interview instructions

Your invitation determines the actual format. Use official preparation material first, then choose practice that covers a specific task.

Read the employer’s preparation guidance

McKinsey publishes sample cases and describes its interviews. Bain explains how formats vary by role and links to case preparation resources. Follow the instructions for your own application.

These links do not imply employer affiliation or endorsement.

Choose the practice setting

  • For a calculation error, write out the units and try a focused drill.
  • For a case opening or recommendation, rehearse it aloud in a mock.
  • For a group exercise, practice with other people; an individual AI session does not rehearse group collaboration.
  • For feedback on your own experiences, ask a mentor or practice partner to probe the details you actually contributed.
Try another example

Test the correction on a different case.

Choose a spoken mock or a focused drill. Eligible trials include two mock interview credits and three drills; renewal terms appear at checkout.

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FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Soreno, answered in one place.

Soreno offers consulting case practice, finance exercises and behavioral interview rehearsal. Check the current question bank and drill descriptions for the tasks you need. Entering a target role does not guarantee a dedicated simulation of every interview stage.
Choose a case and session settings, then explain your reasoning aloud to the AI interviewer. It can ask follow-ups and show exhibits when the case provides them. After you submit, the app processes your answers and displays feedback when it is ready.
No. Soreno is an independent practice tool. Its cases, coaching criteria and AI scores are not an employer's private questions, official scoring or hiring decision. Use your invitation and the firm's current preparation material for its actual format.
Available exercises include case math, market sizing, structuring, chart interpretation and finance tasks such as valuation calculations and stock pitches. Read the selected exercise's instructions: timing choices, hints and result formats are not identical across drills.
No. Feedback takes time to process. Empty or very short answers can remain unscored, and presentation analysis may be unavailable. Review the session status before treating a missing score as a performance result.
Scored sessions can include comments on your response, component scores and suggested next steps. AI feedback can be wrong, so check a quoted answer and recalculate any numerical claim. Scores are practice signals and do not predict an offer. Separate presentation analysis depends on settings, usable captured imagery and successful processing.
You can open saved sessions in your practice history and review the results available for their status. Do not assume every recording or analysis is available for every session.
The standard eligible trial includes two mock interview credits and three drills. A trial subscription is required; starting drills uses the drill allowance. Check your trial duration, selected plan and renewal terms at checkout. Returning customers may not qualify for another trial.
Your subscription renews into the selected paid plan unless you cancel before the renewal. The current standard prices are $64 per week, $199 per month and $349 per year, in USD. Check the amount and renewal date at checkout; use your account's billing settings to stop future renewals.
Use a mock when you need to connect your structure, calculations and recommendation in a conversation. Choose a drill for one specific weakness. Write the correction you want to test before starting, then check whether it carries over to a different example.