Features

What it does

Upload a PDF or DOCX. 28 fixed rules read it and give a score out of 100, with every rule named, its weight, and a fix. The same resume always gets the same score. Paste a job description and the report also shows which of its words you cover and which you miss.

What it never does

No AI sits in the number. The file is read in memory and discarded; the free check stores nothing on our servers (the browser tab keeps the file until it closes), and a signed-in check keeps the text and the result, never the file.

What it does

Keeps every resume you upload and every version tailored to a job description. Tailoring rewrites your bullets in the words of the job description, leads with what the role asks for, and shows every change it made. Each version downloads as PDF, Word or text.

What it never does

Never adds a skill your original does not show; one that slips in is removed before the version is saved, and you are told. Names, employers, dates and education always come from your original. Downloads are never behind a paywall.

What it does

Paste a rough description of one project, from a course, a hackathon or an internship. You get a title, the tech stack you named, and three to five bullets in STAR form, ready to paste into a resume.

What it never does

Only technologies you mention appear in the stack. Thin input gives short output; it does not pad with detail you did not give.

What it does

Upload your LinkedIn Save to PDF export, or paste your profile URL. Fixed rules check the headline, about, experience and skills sections against your resume and say what to change. Rewrites are optional and use a credit.

What it never does

It does not sign in to LinkedIn, post anything, or change your profile. It tells you what it could not check and why.

What it does

Upload a CV and get a roast: specific jokes about what is wrong, each with a real fix. Free, no account, and a link to the free check when you are ready to fix it.

What it never does

No AI writes the jokes; fixed detectors do. The file is read and discarded, and the roast never names you.

What it does

Enter your CGPA, 10th and 12th marks, backlogs and gap months once. See which of 39 campus drives you clear, which are borderline, and which single gate stops you.

What it never does

Never invents a cutoff. A drive with no published cutoff is capped at borderline rather than marked a reject, and every figure shows its source and the quarter we last checked it.

What it does

Log every application with its status and the resume version you sent. Set a next-action date so a deadline does not slip. File one from a report in one tap, with the resume and the job description already linked. An offer links to the scam check.

What it never does

No AI. Nothing leaves your account; only the company name travels to the scam check, never the offer text.

What it does

Paste a job message, email or offer. Fixed rules written from government advisories and company fraud notices look for known scam signs and quote the words that matched, with the official places to report.

What it never does

Never says an offer is safe. Nothing you paste is stored, no AI reads it, and no named company is ever called a scam; the rules point at patterns in a message.

What it does

The 39 campus drives with their published cutoffs: CGPA, school marks, backlogs, gaps and branches, each with where the figure came from and the quarter we last checked it.

What it never does

Never shows a figure without a source. A figure from a prep site, not the company, is labelled reported.

What it does

100 foundational coding problems in a confidence ramp, each solved in Python, C++, C, JavaScript or TypeScript and checked by its tests, with three hints and a worked approach. Finish all of them for a certificate anyone can verify.

What it never does

No AI judges your code. Languages the menu marks as running in your browser stay on your device. Those it marks as running on our judge are sent there to run and are not kept. Either way a solved mark is on your honour, and we say so.

What it does

152 original coding problems by difficulty and by company, each tagged with the coding patterns that company's test is reported to ask, and solved against real tests with hints.

What it never does

Never claims a company asked a question: a tag names a reported pattern with its source, and every problem is our own, since real test questions are confidential.

What it does

14 sheets that take one coding pattern at a time, easy to hard, plus Placement 75: a balanced first pass of 75 problems across every pattern. Each sheet shows how many you have solved and opens on the next one to do.

What it never does

Never a copy of anyone else's list: every sheet is a path through our own problems, grouped by the pattern each one practises.

What it does

Every problem you have tried, with each attempt's result, how many tests it passed and your best try, and on each problem the code of every attempt, ready to load back into the editor.

What it never does

Never uploaded as a record: your attempts and your code are kept on your device, and the page says so.

What it does

6,314 questions in timed sets across aptitude, reasoning, verbal and technical topics, each with a worked explanation. Wrong answers return on a spaced schedule, and nine aptitude topics build a new set every time you start.

What it never does

No AI writes a question or an answer. Reading the bank is free without an account; a scored attempt and saved progress need a free one.

What it does

Test pattern pages for 20 companies, and 98 timed mock papers for 26 companies: 3 to 5 numbered papers each plus a fresh paper, with coding sections that run in your browser.

What it never does

Never claims a pattern a company does not publish: each mock says whether it follows the company's own page or what candidates report, lists what it cannot simulate, and is not affiliated with the company.

What it does

298 chapters across the subjects placement tests and interviews cover, each with a reading time and the skills it teaches. A skill gap on your report links to the chapter that covers it.

What it never does

Chapters are the same for every reader. No AI rewrites or personalises them for you, and reading them uses no credit.

What it does

31 topics, each readable in three minutes on a phone: a short recap, cards with worked examples and the usual traps, and a formula sheet where the topic has one.

What it never does

No AI writes or rewrites a topic. The wording is ours; the formulas are common knowledge, not copied from a prep site.

What it does

26 role roadmaps, each in phases with named tools, the concepts to explain, a lab with an end state, and a checkpoint test from the question bank. Week ranges are stated as ranges.

What it never does

Never marks a phase done for you. A checkpoint you pass, or test history that already clears it, does.

What it does

136 outside courses, videos, books and practice sites for technical and aptitude preparation, grouped by topic, each marked free, freemium or paid, with its level and language.

What it never does

Never passes someone else's work off as ours: every entry names its creator and links to their own page. Nothing is copied or rehosted.

What it does

For MBA and PGDM placements: the Impact Quantifier for turning project work into resume bullets, case and guesstimate frameworks, interview questions, and 60 timed sets of data sufficiency, critical reasoning and domain questions.

What it never does

No AI writes your bullets or your answers. The frameworks are teaching aids, not answers to any firm's real case.