JD Analysis Tool
Published July 22, 2026 · Updated July 22, 2026
Paste any tech job description. The AI extracts what's actually being tested — not what the JD says in jargon — and shows your readiness score and specific gaps.
What the JD analysis does
- Extracts real competencies — strips HR jargon and identifies the actual technical skills being tested
- Runs a 10-question assessment — mixed MCQ, scenario, ranking, and free-text questions calibrated to that JD
- Shows your readiness score — confidence-weighted percentage per skill, not a vague overall score
- Identifies critical gaps — exactly which skills to fix first, in priority order
- Generates a 14-day plan — specific daily tasks with measurable outcomes, not "study Kafka"
Try it free — no signup needed
Paste any JD from TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, Amazon, or any other company. Takes 5 minutes. Most engineers are surprised by what the JD is actually testing vs what they thought.
Analyse my JD →Why generic preparation guides fail
A TCS SDE2 JD focusing on Spring Boot microservices needs completely different preparation than a TCS SDE2 JD for a Kafka streaming team — even though both say "Java, 4 years, microservices experience." The JD analysis reads the specific requirements and adapts the prep accordingly.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the JD analysis tool work?
Paste any job description. The AI extracts the key competencies being tested, scores your readiness based on a quick assessment, and shows you exactly which skills are critical gaps vs strengths for that specific role.
Is the JD analysis tool free?
Yes, completely free. No signup required for the analysis. Create an account to save your results and get a full 14-day study plan.
Which companies JDs does it work for?
Any company — TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture, Deloitte, Amazon, Google, and any other tech company. It reads the raw JD text, not a company database.