Modelled on 26,622 SolvePrep runs · 2026

    McKinsey Solve Score Estimator

    Enter your practice results from any of the three Solve mini-games to get a calibrated 0–100 score band and a next-step plan. Inputs mirror the actual results screens.

    1Section 1 of 3

    Sea Wolf Game

    3 sites · for each, mark attributes in range, whether the desired trait is present, and how many undesired microbes you placed.

    Site 1
    Site 2
    Site 3

    Each site starts at 100 points (300 across the three sites) and mirrors the in-app Sea Wolf Game result screen: −20 per attribute average outside the target range, −20 if the desired trait is missing, −20 per undesired microbe (up to three). Sites are averaged for your Sea Wolf efficiency.

    Total minutes across all 3 sites (30-minute clock).

    3+ attempts gives full confidence; one-offs are partially discounted.

    2Section 2 of 3

    Red Rock Study (Case)

    Four scored phases. Enter the % you saw on each — leave blank if you skipped a stage.

    % correct on data analysis (~40% of total).

    % correct on report blanks/dropdowns (~25%).

    % correct on chart type + values (~15%).

    % correct on case questions (~20%).

    Total minutes across all stages.

    3+ attempts gives full confidence; one-offs are partially discounted.

    3Section 3 of 3

    Sustainable Futures Lab

    Enter the overall score from your results screen, or expand to enter each pillar as a percent.

    Overall % from your results screen.

    Total minutes in the lab.

    3+ attempts gives full confidence; one-offs are partially discounted.

    Estimates are directional, not predictive. McKinsey does not publish actual Solve scores — this tool calibrates against SolvePrep practice outcomes. Use it to prioritize prep, not to forecast a pass. Updated 2026.

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    How to read this

    McKinsey publishes no official scores or thresholds. This estimate is directional, based on SolvePrep practice data and stated assumptions — treat it as a study-priority signal, not a prediction.

    Not sure what each band is measuring? Read the three Solve games explained.