The platform

Everything inside PlacedElite.

Eight modules that cover a placement season end to end. Each one has its own page with what it does, what it refuses to do, and the detail that makes the claim checkable.

Practice cohorts

Guided practice tracks, not a question dump

Curated tracks that take a student from not knowing a topic to clearing it under time pressure — aptitude, reasoning, verbal, DBMS & SQL, DSA, Java, Python and GenAI.

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Mock assessments

Papers that behave like the real test

Full-length mocks on real company blueprints — sectional timers, negative marking, and a result breakdown by subject and topic.

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AI mock interview

A spoken interview that listens and follows up

The student talks; the interviewer replies. It reads their own resume, asks the questions a panel would ask about it, and follows up on the answer it just heard.

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Coding practice

Write, run and be judged in the browser

Python, Java and C++ against hidden test cases, with a step-through view that shows a student exactly where their logic went wrong.

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English & communication

The round that sinks strong coders

Speech captured and scored on fluency, pace and filler words, with guided drills for the questions everybody fumbles.

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Resume builder

One page, guaranteed

A recruiter-ready resume that cannot spill onto a second page, with the student's real coding profiles pulled in automatically.

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Placement reports

The numbers your management asks for

Batch, branch and section analytics over real activity — who is ready, who is drifting, and which topic is holding a cohort back.

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Learning path

One next thing to do, always

An adaptive roadmap built from a student's own readiness — the weakest thing that matters most, chosen for them each day.

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Company prep

A separate track for each company that visits

Twenty-one company preparation tracks, each built around how that company actually recruits — its rounds, its pattern, and the topics it keeps returning to.

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Logic to code

For the student who understands the problem and still cannot write it

The gap between knowing what to do and being able to type it is where most students stall. This teaches the reasoning first, then removes the scaffolding a piece at a time.

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Drives & placements

The season itself, not just the preparation for it

Eligibility, applications, shortlists, offers and what students say afterwards — the administrative half of a placement season, in the same system as the training.

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Hackathons & projects

The work students can actually show a panel

Run an internal hackathon end to end, and keep a registry of every project a student has built — because a project you can defend is worth more than another certificate.

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Coding contests

Competition, with the same integrity as an exam

Timed contests across a batch or a college, ranked live — and held to the same standards as a graded paper rather than treated as a bit of fun.

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Revision & recall

The part everyone skips, made short enough to do

Spaced-recall decks over the same material as the tracks, so what was learnt in August is still there in December when the drive arrives.

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Free to learn · paid to be measured

Read the courses for nothing. Pay when you want to be marked.

Every lesson on this site is free and needs no account. What a subscription buys is the graded practice, the full-length mocks, the spoken AI interviews and a readiness score you can act on.