Capital One Sr. Business Analyst interview questions

I applied online, I was called by HR within a week or 2. After a phone interview which was mostly a bunch behavior and background questions. I was told to take their online assessment tests, which I was made to believe was short but it took about 2 hours to finished. AI was called maybe about one week after to let me know I was going to the first round of one on one interview at their site in Toronto in about 2 weeks and I was also told it would consist of one situational and one case study. On interview day, I started with a case interview, which was the Domino pizza case everybody talks about here, it was quite easy to solve and I also answered all the qualitative questions, the middle manager interviewer was quite nice, he helped me a little when my calculations were off and answered all my questions, and I finished in 45 min instead of the hour they allocated for it. But everything went wrong with the second interview, the next middle manager was quite a show off, telling me what masters degrees he had and acting too arrogant, saying that I was lucky I got to the level as most people don't even pass the online assessment test and that capital one only select the best of the best, I saw he had my resume and maybe thought that he had a complex as I had a better masters degree and career. He never made eye contact and kept smiling while writing on his note seating side ways. I felt disrespected and I was really turned off by the company with the guy even though I tried to stay professional and answered all his questions. Within maybe a week, the original HR lady called me to let me know I didn't pass the first round because i didn't solve the case but I told her, I did it well and even went above and gave more numbers that the interviewer was impressed about. But she didn't really sound like she cared, neither was I even though i was annoyed by the reason of my dismissal, she just said just apply again in a year, was polite and said thank you but in my head I was like never in my lifetime.