27 rounds · 420 questions · about 4 h 22 min
From the first call to the offer
Not a list of questions. For each round: who sits across the table, what they are really testing, the answer and the code, the words to say, the answer that loses the room, and the follow-up they push with next.
Your progress
Mark questions to see them here.
Read it like a loop, not a list
Read the round
Before each interview, read the round you have next. Start with who is across the table.
Practise, do not skim
Switch a round to practice mode. Answers stay hidden until you have said yours.
Mark it honestly
Knew it, shaky or blank. The question bank brings the shaky ones back until they stick.
Then get pushed
Run the round as a mock interview, with a clock and the follow-ups, before the real one.
Every round you will meet
Each stop is one round: read it, mark yourself, move on. The ones you have read are ticked.
Before the loop
How your profile reads from the other side, the recruiter call, and the three filters that end most loops before anyone talks to you.
5 rounds37 min
11 sections34 follow-ups7 min
- Screening callWhether you exist
12 questions29 follow-ups13 min
- Online assessmentWhether a human ever opens your resume
7 questions21 follow-ups6 min
- Take-home roundStartup and agency loops — often instead of machine coding
8 questions24 follow-ups5 min
- Tech phone screenWhether four more hours of their team is worth booking
7 questions17 follow-ups6 min
The technical rounds
Machine coding, the language, the framework, the backend, data, algorithms, design and shipping it.
10 rounds2 h 7 min
- Machine codingThe startup loop, almost entirely
6 questions18 follow-ups8 min
- JavaScript & TSWhether six years is real
21 questions55 follow-ups19 min
- TypeScriptWhether "TypeScript" means typed JS or types
8 questions16 follow-ups5 min
- React & Next.jsYour strongest round — win it decisively
15 questions41 follow-ups19 min
- Frontend beyond ReactWhether "frontend" means React or means the browser
6 questions19 follow-ups9 min
- Node & NestJSWhether "full stack" is half true
14 questions43 follow-ups16 min
- Databases & RedisWhether you can be trusted with data
8 questions24 follow-ups9 min
- DSA roundMid-size product and SaaS loops
9 questions30 follow-ups13 min
- System designWhether "architect" on your resume is true
9 questions27 follow-ups16 min
- AWS, Docker, CI/CDWhether your deployment claims are real
8 questions28 follow-ups13 min
The people rounds
Your resume under a microscope, behaviour, and Amazon's Leadership Principles loop.
3 rounds25 min
- Resume grillingWhether the rest of the resume is trustworthy
4 questions12 follow-ups7 min
- BehaviouralYour level, and often your number
6 questions13 follow-ups8 min
- Leadership PrinciplesMore of the outcome than your code does
8 questions18 follow-ups10 min
The offer
The number, levels and equity at big companies, and working for a company abroad.
3 rounds27 min
- HR & the numberWhat is actually on your offer letter
9 questions15 follow-ups13 min
- Levels & equityMore than negotiation does
6 questions15 follow-ups7 min
- Remote & global rolesWhether you can be trusted unsupervised
6 questions13 follow-ups7 min
The ₹50L track
What changes at the senior bar: hard DSA, distributed systems, runtime internals and staff-level stories.
5 rounds44 min
4 sections12 follow-ups4 min
8 questions19 follow-ups8 min
11 questions33 follow-ups15 min
8 questions27 follow-ups11 min
5 questions10 follow-ups6 min
The week before
A plan for the last seven days, and for the one night if that is all you have.
1 round2 min
2 sections2 min
Reading is not the same as saying it.
Once a round feels solid, run it as a timed mock interview. The follow-ups are where a prepared answer runs out.