You pick the format (JS/React, machine coding, system design, or DSA) and I run it like a real interview round for that stage — asking follow-up questions the way an actual panel would. After the session, you get direct feedback on what worked, what didn't, and what to fix before your next real interview.

I mostly tailor rounds to the style of product companies like Zomato, Flipkart and Uber, since that's the interview format I've faced and prepared candidates for. If you're targeting a specific company, mention it in the invitee form and I'll shape the round around that.

Not at all. Tell me your experience level and target role when you book, and I'll match the difficulty and pace to where you actually are — whether that's your first job hunt or a senior-level switch.

Just come with a working dev setup if it's a coding or machine-round session, and a clear idea of the role/level you're targeting. Mention any specific topics or companies you want to focus on in the invitee questions when you book — that helps me tailor the round instead of running a generic one.

Yes, and it's a good idea if you have time — book DSA, system design, and JS/React as separate sessions so each one gets a full hour of focused practice instead of splitting one hour across topics.