Interview Study Plan Generator
Published July 22, 2026 · Updated July 22, 2026
Most study plans are useless because they're generic. This one is built from your actual JD, your assessment results, and your specific gaps — so every day's work moves the needle.
How the plan is generated
- Paste your JD — the AI extracts the real competencies being tested (not the HR jargon)
- Complete a 10-question assessment — MCQ, scenario, ranking, and free-text questions calibrated to your JD
- See your skills heatmap — readiness score per competency, critical gaps flagged
- Get your 14-day roadmap — Days 1-7 front-load critical gaps, Days 8-12 strengthen weak areas, Days 13-14 mock interview simulation
What a day looks like
day 3 example — if System Design is a critical gap
- Design a URL shortener (tinyurl clone). Write API spec, DB schema, cache strategy, and scaling plan to 1B requests/day.
- Implement consistent hashing in code and explain why it reduces hotspots vs round-robin.
- Answer: "Design a notification service for 10M daily messages" — time yourself to 30 minutes.
- Reflection: what would break first at 10x scale? Write 3 bullet points.
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Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a generic study plan?
Generic plans say "study Kafka". This plan says "Explain Kafka partitions, replication, consumer groups, ISR and retention policy. Build a producer-consumer demo." Every task has a measurable outcome tied to your specific gaps.
How long does it take to generate a plan?
About 10 minutes including the assessment. Paste your JD, answer 10 questions, and your plan is ready with day-by-day tasks and practice questions.
Can I get a plan for any company?
Yes. The plan is built from your JD, not a company template. It works for TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture, Amazon, Google, startups, or any tech role.