Consulting candidates get timed simulators and scored feedback. Everyone else gets a blog post and a practice partner who cancels. CaseForge gives you a real case, a real clock, and a clear score on what to fix.
A music streaming company wants to launch audiobooks in India. Should it build a separate app, or keep audiobooks inside the main one?
Product, HR, sales and marketing interviews increasingly use case-style questions. The structured practice that exists was built for one industry.
Every session follows the order an interviewer runs a case in, so the pressure you practise under is the pressure you will face.
Is the goal growing new listeners, keeping subscribers, or earning more per user?
Is the audiobook catalogue licensed for India, and in which languages?
What does a second app do to marketing cost and team focus?
After every case you get a score across the five things interviewers grade, what you did well, what to fix first, and a model approach to compare your answer against.
Scores build up across sessions, so you stop guessing and practise the one weakness that is actually costing you.
Built for MBA/PGP placements and lateral hiring rounds where interviewers test how you think with numbers — not whether you memorised a consulting framework.
A payments app wants to grow among first-time users over 60. Current onboarding completion for this group is 31%, versus 78% overall. Design the onboarding. What changes and why?
An onboarding funnel by age group, from install to first payment. Tests whether you find where users actually drop off — and why.
A 40-person engineering pod at a mid-size SaaS company has seen attrition rise from 9% to 21% in twelve months. Every other pod is flat. The VP of Engineering wants to know why, and what to do in the next quarter. How do you approach it?
Exit-interview themes from departing engineers, and whether each one shows up in other teams. Tests whether you isolate what's unique to this team.
A B2B software company raised list prices 20% six months ago. Win rate has dropped from 28% to 17%, but average deal size is up. The CRO wants to know whether to roll the price change back. What's your recommendation?
Win rate, deal size, deals closed and revenue in ₹ Cr, before vs after the price rise. Tests whether you do the revenue maths instead of reacting to the win rate.
A D2C skincare brand has seen customer acquisition cost on paid social rise from ₹340 to ₹980 in eighteen months. Revenue is flat. The founder wants to know where to put the next ₹50 lakh of marketing budget. What do you advise?
Spend, CAC and repeat rate across four channels in ₹. Tests whether you weigh acquisition cost, customer quality and room to scale.
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No. Consulting case prep is already well served. CaseForge is for product, HR, sales and marketing case rounds.
Every case is written originally for CaseForge, in the style and difficulty of real interview case rounds, with a data exhibit and a model approach.
Out of 100, on five things: structure, no overlaps or gaps, using the numbers, business sense, and giving a clear answer — based on what you actually write in each step.
ChatGPT will happily write you a case — but it tends to praise mediocre answers, and it lets you ramble with no clock. CaseForge puts a timer on every step, gives you a real data table to calculate through, and grades what you write strictly against five fixed interviewer criteria, down to where you buried your answer or skipped the maths. We use AI for that grading too; the difference is the interview format and the strict, consistent rubric behind it.
Yes, any time. If you only need one function, the one-time placement pack has no renewal at all.