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Read case in point and case interview secrets, pretty cheap on Amazon / can probably find PDFs online. Don’t agonize over every detail but read them quickly to get yourself acclimated to what to expect. Then I’d move to rocketblocks
And, finally, and most importantly, practice practice practice!
Start with crack the case, polish with case interview secrets including loms and practice on websites like prep lounge and myconsulting coach
Congrats!!! I think the first step is to learn more about the firm/how they operate. And if you can, find someone on LinkedIn who works at the office you're interviewing for and have a quick coffee chat with them to know more about that office's culture, the type of projects they do, etc.
Its only after that that I would start prepping for case interviews etc (I know there are many ressources online and even some advice on reddit). If i find anything interesting i'll send it to you! (i'm thinking about applying at the end of april)
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Great point D1, but I’d be doing these things simultaneously if you have under a month to prep and you’ve never cased before
Craftingcases.com. - do the free course
But I do think OP should read case in point or case interview secrets before to just understand what case interviews are as a whole- like glance through it really fast! Also good luck OP