Questions before your first case.
About Ahhil Cases, how learning works, and the experience we are preparing.
What is Ahhil Cases?
Ahhil Cases is part of the Ahhil initiative for practising consulting cases. It brings case reading, analytical writing and reflection on your attempts into a structured learning journey.
Who is this for?
University students, recent graduates and anyone interested in consulting practice who wants to work on analysing problems and building clear recommendations.
Can I register and start now?
Yes. Select ‘Start a case’ to open the case library and solve any case as a guest, without an account. Accounts and registration are not available yet, so your answers are not saved.
What language are cases and answers in?
You can switch the interface and instructions between English and Arabic. Cases, questions, your answers and evaluation feedback remain in English.
Do I need to finish a case in one session?
The private pilot workspace supports saving a draft and returning later. Check the save status before closing the page, especially if your connection drops.
How does evaluation work?
We are developing an AI evaluation engine for learning, based on the case, its rubric and your answer. It explains aspects of your analysis, strengths and possible improvements. Running and approving it requires quality review as part of pilot preparation. We do not promise perfect accuracy.
Can I attempt a case more than once?
Yes. The practice journey lets you return to a case for a separate attempt. Each submitted answer stays linked to its own attempt and you can revisit your history.
Is the result a certificate or a hiring assessment?
The result is feedback to support learning. It is not a professional certification or verification of employability. We are not currently offering certificates for the pilot.
How is Ahhil Cases related to Ahhil?
Ahhil Cases is part of the Ahhil initiative. This website is dedicated to Cases, its team and the case experience. You can explore the wider initiative and its other projects on the official Ahhil website.
How can I send a question or feedback?
Use the project email on the Contact page. For feedback about an evaluation in the pilot, include the attempt ID and a description of the issue. Avoid sending unnecessary personal information.
