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  2. Answer out loudTap the mic and talk, like you would in the room. Or type.
  3. See your score in secondsOut of 10, with the points you missed and every “um”.
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Your first question
Reported at Morgan Stanley

Why would EBIT and Net Income be the same for a company?

Say it the way you would in the room.

Tap to answer · aim for 0:45

Example score
Content 8Structure 9Delivery 7
Delivery · Example

Um, when the company has no interest expense and pays no tax. Probably no debt, and NOLs that bring its taxes to zero.

Key points · Example
  • Interest and taxes are zero, or net to zero
  • Net income = EBIT − interest + interest income − taxes
  • No debt and a 0% tax rate (NOLs, say)

1,790 questions reported in interviews at 58 firms

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Below: the report for one example answer to “Why investment banking?”

A score out of 10, split into content, structure and delivery

Content7/10
Structure10/10
Delivery3/10

CloseSolid answer with a gap or two.

Every um and hedge, marked in your own words

Um, so I think I want to do investment banking because, like, I really like the learning curve. You basically get exposure to live deals and modeling really early, and I kind of want that intensity.

Filler 2Hedge 1

Every point in the answer key, checked

  • Personal reasons drawn from real experience rather than reputationAdd: personal reasons drawn from real experience rather than reputation
  • Learning curve: exposure to deals, modeling, valuation and senior clients early
  • Teamwork, intensity and transaction work you've seen or done (cite an experience)
  • Ties to long-term goals without sounding like you'll leave immediately

Your own answer back, with the filler cut

You saidUm, so I think I want to do investment banking because, like, I really like the learning curve.
TightenedI want to do investment banking because I like the learning curve.

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Does it replace my interview guide or course?

No. It doesn't teach from scratch; it's for practicing what you've studied, out loud.

How is the score decided?

Content is checked against the answer key for that question. Structure and delivery are judged from your transcript: length, filler words, hedging, rambling, and whether you led with the answer. It's a practice score, not a prediction of how a bank will rate you.

Is it accurate?

Not perfectly. On hand-graded test answers, the score landed in the expected range for 141 of 150 answers in the tuning set and 81 of 96 in the held-out set. If a grade seems wrong, mark the question's level yourself, or say so under “Was this score fair?”.

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