Cases across the domains consultants work in.

Each case gives you a situation, data and questions. You write the analysis and the recommendation.

The domains

Why did profits decrease? How can we improve margins?

Should the company enter a new market? What are the risks?

How can the company scale? What drives future growth?

How should the company price its product or service?

How can we improve efficiency? What are the bottlenecks?

How can technology create value?

How can we improve services and create impact?

Real business challenges in the Saudi context.

Read the case
Understand the background and problem. Review the questions, data and assessment criteria before starting.
Separate stated facts from assumptions you will need to explain.
Write your analysis
Organise your answer by question and connect conclusions to the data. You can save a draft and continue later.
Use a framework that serves the problem, and explain how you reached your interpretation.
Review and submit
Read your answer once more. On submission, your attempt is saved as sent and the evaluation status appears.
You can leave the page and return to check its status. Your submitted answer stays saved.
Learn from the feedback
When evaluation is complete, review the explanations, strengths and improvements. Then return to the case for another attempt.
If evaluation fails, the status is shown clearly and your answer remains saved.

Seven dimensions structure the learning assessment. Each case shows its criteria and weights before you start.

Feedback in Ahhil Cases supports learning and improvement. It is not a professional certification or a judgement of employability.

Problem understanding: Identifying the central question and the scope of the problem.
Data analysis: Drawing conclusions supported by the available information.
Root cause identification: Connecting symptoms to their possible causes through sound reasoning.
Solution quality and feasibility: Proposing alternatives that respect the case context and constraints.
Recommendation logic: Explaining your choice and the evidence behind it.
Clarity of presentation: Organising and expressing ideas so they are easy to follow.
Appropriate use of frameworks: Using a framework to support analysis, beyond simply naming it.