BCG online assessment

Free BCG CCA practice test

  • 2free questions, no account
  • 8questions in 12 min, free account
  • US$49once, all 6 timed mocks

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The real CCA test

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  • What it measuresLogic and behavioral traits
  • How long30 to 35 min
  • CalculatorAllowed
  • PausingBetween sections
  • RetakeNone

What you get

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The first 2 questions of the diagnostic
Free account, no card
All 8 questions on one 12-minute clock, with worked solutions
Full pack, US$49 once
6 timed mocks, 2 practice sets, 4 method lessons, lifetime access
Guarantee
Pass the CCA or get 50% back, on the conditions in the terms

What BCG says about CCA

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The CCA is BCG's Consulting Career Assessment, a timed test of reasoning and work style, and a different test from Casey, BCG's chatbot case.

What it measuresCognitive functioning, including a logic portion, and behavioral traits
How longAbout 30 to 35 minutes
CalculatorAllowed
PausingAllowed between sections
RetakeNo retake

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Questions people ask

Is the CCA practice free?

Answer the first 2 questions free with no account, then create a free account (no card) to finish the 8-question diagnostic on one 12-minute clock: 4 scored numerical questions with worked solutions and 4 work-style questions. US$49 once unlocks all 6 timed mocks, 2 practice sets and 4 method lessons, with lifetime access. Pass the CCA or get 50% back, on the conditions in the terms.

Is the CCA the same as Casey?

No. The CCA is a timed test of reasoning and work style. Casey is a business case run by a chatbot. Your invitation names one of them.

Is this the official BCG test?

No. These are original practice questions in the same style. They are not BCG's questions and do not predict your result.

Can I use a calculator on the CCA?

Yes. BCG says a calculator is allowed, and you can pause between sections.

Can I retake the CCA?

No. BCG says there is no retake, so practice the format before you start the real one.

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