Applied online and was invited to sit psychometric tests. After that they asked for 2 minute audio submission about the area you're applying for. The final stage is Launch Pad - a sort of all in one interview and assessment centre. The day involved networking (standing around) for a few hours followed by an introduction speech to KPMG, a group exercise (designing an app on a given subject), an hour long session writing a report, and a 20 minute partner interview. The group exercise was quite fun, the report writing was challenging and quite time pressured, and the interview itself was just competency questions (no case interview) and a small chat at the end. Interviews are done in a big room with lots of interviewers and candidates (1:1), and it was fairly loud, but this is not a problem. KPMG assess you according to their global behavioural capabilities and not necessarily against each other - people going into different roles were mixed - so make sure to work together with your group and keep what they want in mind. KPMG give you the result within two days of Launch Pad, so it's very quick!

Started with a group task which was fine just had to pick the best option to go with and discuss why. Then had a one to one discussion with someone who works at KPMG about a technology I wanted to implement followed by an interview. It was overall a chill day and the one to one discussion was nice since they gave you at least a month to prepare and you could bring in notes.