
EY Management Consultant Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 324 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at EY.
Associate Consultant
First, applicants send an online application through the company’s careers portal. Shortlisted candidates get a test link and must finish online assessments, which include aptitude tests, situational judgment tests, and technical evaluations depending on the role. After that there is a phone or virtual screening interview with a recruiter to talk about background, experience, and motivation. Candidates who pass are invited to one or more detailed interviews with managers or senior team members. These interviews usually focus on behavioral questions, case studies, and role-specific technical knowledge.
- Tell me about a time when you worked in a team.
Consulting Intern
My interview process at EY was really relaxed. The recruiter was very friendly and enthusiastic, and the conversation felt natural. She asked me about myself, times I faced challenges, why I wanted to join EY and the Summer Program, why I’m into consulting, and what my strengths are.
- why I want to join EY and the Summer Program
Management Consultant
Had 4 rounds of interviews for a Senior Consultant role in the Strategy team. I went through the interviews with the senior consultant, manager and senior manager rounds pretty easily. I thought the partner round would just be a chat since all the technical questions were already asked in the earlier rounds. But I was wrong. It ended up being super technical which didn’t make sense to me, since my evaluation should have been done in the previous rounds. Also, the team and the role has been renamed and reposted like 3 to 4 times in the last 3 months.
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EY Management Consultant Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from EY interview reports.
“Create a Python list that contains the squares of the first n numbers, where n is taken as user input.”
Read reports →“2nd round: Q2: at the last ice-hockey world championship final, what profit did the food and beverage stands outside the stadium generate?”
Read reports →“You have two ropes, each one takes exactly 60 minutes to burn but they burn at irregular rates. How will you measure 45 minutes?”
Read reports →“3rd round: Q3: you have two vases, both at 0L when empty. Full, one holds 5L and the other 3L. How can you get exactly 4L?”
Read reports →“3rd round: Q4: a mountain is 1000M high and you have 100 trucks. How can you move the mountain 10KM away from where it is now, how many round trips are needed and how long will it take?”
Read report →“You are given a case where a client has very high net worth but very little income. What actions would you take to look into this more?”
Read report →“What would you do if you realize that a colleague made a mistake while in the middle of the presentation?”
Read report →“How would you approach building an early warning system? For example, if you want to predict delays in delivery due to natural calamities, what would be your approach?”
Read report →“what will you do if a client comes with internal data and there is no internal tools to verify it”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 324 EY interview reports.