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Placement preparation for freshers

A free, step-by-step plan for campus placements and your first job interviews. Practise coding, SQL and the core subjects, read interview questions for freshers with answers, then test yourself in MCQ tests and timed mock interviews.

  1. 1

    Choose your target role

    Software developer, data analyst, tester, cloud engineer, accountant… Every role page lists the skills required and what interviews check.

  2. 2

    Coding and DSA basics

    200 coding problems from beginner to hard, in Python or JavaScript, judged on hidden tests like real coding rounds.

  3. 3

    SQL

    Almost every technical round asks SQL. Write real queries against real tables.

  4. 4

    Core subjects for your role

    Revise the subjects interviewers test with questions, answers and explanations.

  5. 5

    Test yourself

    Free MCQ tests for every topic and role: 15 questions, a score and explanations.

  6. 6

    Mock interviews

    Answer real interview questions in a timed round and get an instant score with the points you missed.

Placement officer or faculty?

Register your college for free: a verified page, a leaderboard for your batch and practice for every student.

For institutions

Questions

How do I start placement preparation?

Pick the role you are aiming for, then follow the steps on this page: coding basics and DSA, SQL, the core subjects for your role, interview questions, and finally timed mock interviews. Thirty to sixty minutes a day for six to eight weeks is a good plan.

Is this enough for TCS, Infosys, Wipro or Accenture style tests?

It covers the technical side most campus drives test: coding, SQL, core subjects and interviews. Many companies also have an aptitude round, which you should practise separately.

Is it free?

Yes. All practice, tests and mock interviews on RED SAG Skills are free.

Can my college use this for the whole batch?

Yes. Colleges can register for free and get a verified page with a leaderboard for their students.