Tech Interview 360

Preparing hard but still feeling unprepared?

Watching solutions can make a problem look easy. Solving it independently, explaining your approach, handling edge cases, and defending its complexity is different.

This cohort helps you move beyond scattered preparation by giving you:

• A clear sequence of topics to follow
• Repeated practice with important problem-solving patterns
• Projects and a public problem log that show your progress
• Exposure to DSA, LLD, SQL, OS, networks, and aptitude
• Mock interview practice with actionable feedback

What you will be able to do

By the end of the cohort, you should be better equipped to:

• Break an unfamiliar coding problem into manageable steps
• Recognise common DSA patterns instead of memorising solutions
• Write clean code and explain its time and space complexity
• Handle follow-up questions and important edge cases
• Approach low-level design and SQL interview rounds methodically
• Revise core CS concepts commonly tested in technical interviews
• Present your preparation through visible, structured proof of work

How the cohort works

Your 16-week learning path

Proof you will build along the way

Your preparation will produce tangible evidence, including:

• A public problem-solving log
• An array-pattern notebook
• A reusable DSA pattern catalogue
• A graph interview practice pack
• A dynamic-programming state journal
• Low-level design and SQL exercises
• Resume review and mock interview feedback

The focus is not simply completing lessons. It is becoming able to demonstrate how you think and solve problems.

Is this cohort right for you?

This course is designed for:

• College students preparing for software roles
• Fresh graduates and early professionals
• Learners switching into software development
• Beginners who know basic programming but have not studied DSA systematically
• Candidates who want structured preparation instead of jumping between resources

Prerequisites

You should be comfortable writing simple programs in Python, Java, or C++. No previous DSA course is required.

You will need:

• A laptop
• A stable internet connection
• Approximately 6–8 hours per week for sessions and practice
• Willingness to solve problems independently between classes

This may not be suitable if you only want a certificate or cannot practise consistently outside the live sessions.

Frequently asked questions

• Do I need previous DSA experience?+

  No. The cohort begins with programming foundations, but you should already be able to write simple programs in at least one supported language.

• Which programming language can I use?+

  You may work in Python, Java, or C++.

• How much practice will I need?+

  Plan for approximately 6–8 hours every week, including live classes and independent practice.

• Will I receive a certificate?+

  The course prioritises demonstrable preparation: your repository, problem log, projects, design exercises, and mock interview feedback. A certificate is not the principal outcome.

• Is placement guaranteed?+

  No. The cohort helps learners build stronger skills, evidence, and interview readiness; selection ultimately depends on preparation, available opportunities, and interview performance.