I've seen some numbers for superdays, but was wondering what percentage of people received offers from first rounds? for example, do firms bring in 20 first rounds for 1 offer, etc?
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This is almost an impossible question to answer, each bank has its own respective process, target schools may have a certain number of first rounds vs nontargets etc. If anything, to answer your question, first round is just to narrow down the candidate pool to people they think they could potentially see at their firm given technical + fit. So if you are good with both, should have a good chance at super. Then comes the other threads on this forum
Never heard of someone getting an offer after the first round.
If they're going to do any kind of expedited offer it usually comes through skipping the first round and going straight to an AC.
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