READ · PRACTISE · WRITE

Campus placement,
round by round.

Read how a drive actually went at your campus, then practise the problems that round asked. Free for Indian engineering students.

React
Next.js
Node.js
JavaScript
TypeScript
Python
Java
C++
GitHub
Git
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Tailwind
Supabase
Firebase
Google
Amazon
Meta
Apple
Netflix
Microsoft
NVIDIA
TCS
Uber
A driveround by round

7

Campuses

10

Companies on record

104

Students

Counted live from the database — no estimates, no rounded-up numbers.

From the students

The rounds

Real rounds, real results.

No write-ups published yet. If you have sat through a drive, yours would be the first one here — write it in two minutes.

A drive, round by roundStructure
  1. Online assessmentthe set and the cut-off
  2. Coding roundthe problems and the clock
  3. Technical interviewthe questions, in order
  4. HR / culturethe pitch and the result
Every write-up keeps its own rounds, campus and batch — the same company runs a different process at a different college.

Then practise it

Practise them

Practise what they asked.

Two Sumarrays · hashmapeasy
Valid Parenthesesstack · stringeasy
Maximum Subarrayarrays · dynamic-programmingmedium
CompeteSchematic
Saturday clash60:00
Two Sumeasy
Valid Parentheseseasy
Maximum Subarraymedium
Scored on the test cases a solution passesRanked

The path

Practise, read, then write it down.

Three steps, every one of them open today. The counts are read live.

Practise

# Score, not skim

Timed sets on real interview problems, graded on the test cases they pass.

Problems live

3

Topics

5

Enter Compete

Read

# Round by round

Write-ups students post after a real drive: every round, the role, the result.

Write-ups

0

Companies

10

Read experiences

Write

# Two minutes

Your drive is the one thing the next batch cannot look up anywhere else.

Campuses

7

Sign-up

Open

Add your round

Study together

Don't read alone

Open a room, quiz each other out loud.

Open or join a roomFiled by topic — DSA, web dev, a language, or whatever you are stuck on.
Explain it out loudThe fastest test of whether you know something is saying it to someone.
Quiz each otherRun the rounds you just read, before the drive runs them on you.
Study roomLive
You
Hand raised — next to speak
Pythonshared pad
for n in nums:
    if n in seen:
        return n
    seen.add(n)
Chat, the shared pad and the raised hand live inside the call — the room is the study session.

Latest writing

Worth reading next.

Published on ConnectToCampus, newest first.

Campus life

Ayush

Why this platform is campus-first

“The same company runs a different process at a different college. A national average hides that.”

ConnectToCampusPublished

Tech

Ayush

Reading a round, then practising it

“A round you only read about is trivia. Turn it into a problem you solve tonight.”

ConnectToCampusPublished

How-to

Ayush

What a placement write-up should contain

“Five things a useful drive write-up includes — and the one thing it usually leaves out.”

ConnectToCampusPublished

How-to

Ayush

How a contest is scored on ConnectToCampus

“Every submission is run against the problem’s test cases. What the score actually measures.”

ConnectToCampusPublished

Tech

Ayush

Ai

“changing world with ai”

ConnectToCampusPublished

College first

One campus at a time

The same company runs a different process at a different college, so the write-ups stay campus-specific.

Step 1

Students write what happened

The rounds, the questions, the result — first-hand.

Step 2

Companies stay linked

Every write-up sits against the company it belongs to.

Step 3

Practice sits next to the reading

The problem you just read about is ready to attempt.

Add your campus

Write yours in two minutes

One form: the round, what was asked, and how it went. Your campus and batch come from your profile.

New write-up2 min
Companythe one that ran the driveRoleSDE intern · full-timeRoundsOA · coding · technical · HRPublish
Campus and batch come from your profile — you write the rounds.