For students
Aptitude papers under a clock. An interviewer that listens and pushes back. A coding round in the browser. All of it free to start — none of it a static PDF of last year’s questions.
Practice modes
Each mode copies the format a company actually uses — the timing, the pressure, the feedback you’d get afterwards.
Pick a category, a difficulty and a length. The server builds the paper, starts the clock, grades it, and hands back a per-topic breakdown with an explanation for every question.
Per-topic breakdown
It asks a real follow-up based on what you actually said — then scores communication, structure and depth.
“Walk me through your final-year project.”
“We built a caching layer…”
“What would you evict first, and why?”
Turn it on for any mock to rehearse under real assessment conditions — with an integrity report afterwards.
A problem, starter code and visible test cases you run in the browser. Submit to run the hidden ones too — JavaScript or Python.
def two_sum(nums, target):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
if target - n in seen:
return [seen[target - n], i]
seen[n] = iNever the same paper twice
Most of the bank is templated — one question type, a seed, and fresh numbers each run. Two students sitting the same category get different papers, and so do you on a retake. Server-timed, server-graded, with a full review either way.
Every attempt is scored the instant the timer closes.
Template
A train covers {d} km in {t} h. Find its speed.
…covers 240 km in 3 h…
80 km/h
…covers 150 km in 2 h…
75 km/h
…covers 330 km in 5 h…
66 km/h
Registering is free and stays free. The free plan gives you one mock test a day and one AI interview a week, plus coding practice and progress tracking. Paid tiers raise those limits — payments aren't live yet, so the prices are indicative.
No. You practise on your own with just an email. If your college runs its placement training on Vidyaan, you enter its organisation code on the Batches page to also join a college batch — and you keep all your own practice.
A lot of the question bank is templated — the same question type with different numbers, generated from a seed. Two students taking the same category get different papers, and so do you if you retake it.
It speaks a question, you answer out loud (or type), and it asks a real follow-up based on what you said — not a fixed next question. At the end you get a score for communication, structure, technical depth and confidence, notes on each answer, and a model answer for every question. With AI switched off it still runs from a fixed question bank with rubric feedback.
It's honest about what it does. Your camera stays on and is never uploaded. It logs tab switches, leaving fullscreen, and — where your browser supports it — if no face or more than one face is visible. It does not track your eyes or analyse your behaviour, and it never blocks you mid-test. You see the integrity report for your own attempts.
Start tonight
Register with an email, pick a category, and sit a paper no one else is taking.