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Tens of thousands of candidates at every top 20 university in the world have used RocketBlocks to land offers. Over 50% of the Ivy League partners with RocketBlocks and 60+ other leading institutions across the globe do too, including pioneers like IESE, Oxford, University of Virginia and Rice University.

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Proven Results

RocketBlocks provides the tools to succeed in interviews. Candidates who put in the effort tend to get more offers. You can meaningfully increase your students' chances of receiving an offer.

Percentage who landed an offer

Top 10 US MBA program

18.9%

Non-users

Did not use RocketBlocks

22 offers / 121 candidates

57.7%

RocketBlocks users

20+ drills completed

41 offers / 71 candidates

Student-driven, independent interview prep

1. Concept reviews

Large library of key concepts to help students get up to speed fast, from calculating breakevens to making sense of APIs
2. Drills

Targeted drills that help your students build and hone the skills tested in consulting and product management interviews
3. Coaching

Expert consultants and product managers from leading companies like McKinsey & Google who are ready to help your students

Concept reviews

Concepts

Struggling with mental math or need a crash course on what an API is? No problem. RocketBlocks concept reviews cover key topics and techniques that come up in consulting and product management interviews

An image of a three-axis bubble chart which displays an analysis of Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) breakfast competitors, plotting number of store locations on the X-axis, number of breakfast items offered on the Y-axis and margin percentage on the z-axis. It's a classic example of a difficult consulting case interview chart.

The image displays two different types of tech stacks, one for a web platform and one for an iOS app. This is a sample of the type of technical concepts available in RocketBlocks' product management concept reviews.

Image displays a RocketBlocks mental math concept module which provides candidates with a step-by-step process for breaking down a consulting style breakeven problem into more easily solvable bite-sized steps.

The image shows a visual representation of how database tables look and is an example of the type of content in the RocketBlocks concept reviews that teach technical concepts to PM candidates.

Image displays a RocketBlocks concept module which allows the candidate to listen to three different audio answers to a particular case question. The answers range from strong to weak and help a candidate learn what makes a great answer truly great.

The image shows an example JSON response that one software system might return to another as part of communication over an application programming interface (API). This is a core technical concept for product managers and is covered in the RocketBlocks concept reviews.

The image shows how two competitors, Uber Eats and DoorDash, position their marketplace offering to couriers (people who deliver the food) differently. This is one example of product positioning that is covered in the product marketing concepts in RocketBlocks.

The image shows a bar chart showing what percentage of consumers tip their delivery drivers, segmented by the platform used (e.g., DoorDash). It also shows the average tip value per platform. This data is shown to illustrate the type of chart reading drills that are included in the RocketBlocks charts and analysis section.

This table shows the statistics for two different marketing funnels and helps illustrate the concept of consumer drop-off in marketing campaigns. It's included as an example of the concept content available in RocketBlocks' tech case prep offerings.

The image shows a classic two-by-two positioning chart with Collaboration (high vs. low) on the Y-axis and Features (Power vs. Basic) on the X-axis and plots different players in the workplace productivity space (e.g., Microsoft Excel). It's shown as an illustration of the tech strategy concept reviews in RocketBlocks.

Learn more about our concept reviews: Analytics Consulting Product management Product marketing Strategy & BizOps

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Drills

Test yourself on the exact questions your interviewers will ask you. Whether it's structuring a consulting case or honing your product sense and strategy, our drills will get you ready.