You have to retake the test unless you did their first year scheme this year or are one of their campus ambassadorsDoes anyone know the answer to this?
You have to retake the test unless you did their first year scheme this year or are one of their campus ambassadorsDoes anyone know the answer to this?
So I would say cognify had 3 parts: shapes (3 games i think) + maths (not just addition but division, minus, multiply at harder level) + english (pointing out spelling/punctuation mistakes in paragraphs)Hii
Does anyone know of free resources I can use to prepare for the cognify test (Ashurst)
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And for those who have completed the test, did it just include additions, or did they have those shape questions too etc??
Have you received it yet?same i got the rare one but not the artic shores
Sorry to hear that! can I ask how long after completing the tests did you hear back?NRF pfo so guess they were rolling.
They don't send on weekends, so you're effectively on the day after applying.I applied for Hogan Lovells on Saturday, but still haven't received the WG. Is this normal, or should I email them?
Thanks for letting me know!They don't send on weekends, so you're effectively on the day after applying.
It's a rough guide, but Law Careers Net publishes stats the reveal VS - TC ratios (sort of).@Jessica Booker I was just curious, as a general rule of thumb, do you know if vacation schemes at US firms are typically more competitive to convert, as opposed to doing a VS at a magic circle firm with a huge intake? Just the actual conversion, not securing the scheme itself.
They are really inconsistent at sending out WG. I would wait a few weeks before e-mailing.I applied for Hogan Lovells on Saturday, but still haven't received the WG. Is this normal, or should I email them?
You could argue so as generally the US firms have many more vacation scheme places than TCs, meaning they can turn down VS candidates due to lack of opportunities, while the MC firms have either a similar or less VS places than TCs, and so end up doing direct recruitment, meaning they can typically offer as many VS candidates as they like.@Jessica Booker I was just curious, as a general rule of thumb, do you know if vacation schemes at US firms are typically more competitive to convert, as opposed to doing a VS at a magic circle firm with a huge intake? Just the actual conversion, not securing the scheme itself.
yep! i got it around 9 am this morningHave you received it yet?
thats really cool, thanks.It's a rough guide, but Law Careers Net publishes stats the reveal VS - TC ratios (sort of).