What to expect from an entry level modeling test right out of college?

I have a lot of interest in debt and equity placement, REIB at a brokerage, and acquisitions. I have the BIWS real estate course, but I am trying to get a feel for what to expect coming straight out of undergrad.

If any of you have the BIWS modeling course, maybe there is a lesson or case study in there that would be great examples of entry level tests.

Or maybe you have a test from past interviews that you could PM me?

Thanks!

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