A group-based interview at PwC typically involves a case study where you and other candidates work together to solve a business problem. Here’s what you can expect: Introduction: You'll be assigned to a group of 3-6 candidates and given a brief overview of the case. Case Study: The group will receive a detailed scenario or problem to analyze. This could involve financial analysis, strategic planning, or operational improvements. Discussion: You'll discuss the case with your group, sharing ideas and strategies. It's important to listen actively, contribute constructively, and respect different viewpoints. Presentation: The group will present their findings and recommendations to a panel of PwC interviewers. This tests your ability to communicate clearly and work as a team. Q&A: The interviewers may ask questions about your analysis and recommendations, so be prepared to defend your ideas and explain your thought process. PwC values qualities like leadership, business acumen, and teamwork. Demonstrating these traits during the group interview can help you stand out.

- English test (Reading and Writing) - Group interview (Technical question about tax in Thailand, behavioral questions: what’s your favorite subject, how you overcome difficult time, what’s your favorite to do in free time, etc)

English test (Basic grammar, reading, writing) Group interview (1 Group question about tax, behavioral questions) - which subject you like the most? - how do you handle stress? - introducing yourself - tell me about your extracurricular and what skills you gain?