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Banks do have multiple Superdays throughout the recruiting cycle. Some are specially designed for only one school (AKA the NYU Superday at BAML). I have been to a few Superdays for banking and S&T and there are two kinds. There is the group Superday where they take about 12-24 candidates and split them off into different groups and have them interview different groups of interviewers (there might be 2 groups of candidates and 2 separate interviewer groups). Once they are split up, the top 2 or 3 candidates from each group depending on how qualified some of the candidates are and if they were liked are given offers (figure the offer rate is 15-20% on a Superday like this).

There is another type of Superday, and this might be what Patrick was talking about where the bank has a universal Supeday where candidates for S&T, CM, IBD (basically anything in IB) are interviewed throughout the day. Bank of America does this format (their large Superday was Feb 26th last year), but even then I don't think I saw more than 100 or so name tags.

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14 for mine. This was interviewing for 3 separate groups, so guessing maybe 3-4 spots? That might have been particularly competitive, but rule of thumb is that SA is easier than FT.

 

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