Placement, written by
the people who sat it.
Most placement advice is written by people selling a course. This is the other version: students posting what a drive actually asked, round by round, and the practice that goes with it. Free, and no account needed to read.
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A write-up, round by round
SampleOnline assessment
2 coding questions · 90 minutes
DSA interview
Arrays, hashing, one follow-up
HR / culture
Projects, relocation, notice period
An illustration of the format — not a real write-up.
Four things, done properly
No feed, no points for logging in. Each one has a job in a placement season.
Rooms
Talk the problem through out loud with your batch, by topic, before the drive does it to you.
Experiences
A real drive, written round by round: the questions asked, the role, and how it ended.
Compete
Timed sets on the problems those rounds actually asked, graded on the test cases they pass.
Profile
Your record: campus, department and batch, the skills you claim, and your GitHub and LinkedIn links.
Read, practise, explain
Read the round
Start from a drive that already happened at a campus like yours.
Practise the problem
The question you just read about is ready to attempt, with a judge and a clock.
Say it out loud
Explain it in a room until the answer is yours, not something you read once.
Where the write-ups come from
Campuses go live as students post their drives — yours could be the first.
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