This company is unfathomably nitpicky. I recently got fired based for ridiculous reasons. Here is part of an email that I received from the CEO when I tried to fight back against the decision:

“ While you do show evidence of involving the students in the discussion of the steps of the problem, this is not the same as engaging the student in the learning process. Engaging the student involves asking question to ensure their understanding of the concepts being discussed.”

For one thing, how is involving the student in the discussion about the steps of the problem not engagement? Also, the last sentence is making a false accusation. I did ask the students lots of questions to help ensure understanding. So I thoroughly involved them in the discussion of the steps of the problem, and asked them a lot of questions along the way. How is that not engaging the student?

According to my experience, TutorDip is best if you are good at your favourite subject. I have worked with TutorDip as a tutor for past 5 months, and they pay quite well than other sites. One of the best advantages of working with them is there is no weekly or monthly limit. You can earn as much as you want following your time and schedule. They pay you weekly as per your teaching hours, and payment is always on time. Unlike other sites it's effortless to create an account on it, you have to fill in all the details required and submit the application. After verification, you will get login id and password from them.

Moreover to get selected you have to clear a small test of the subject you chose which they will provide you to check your knowledge and skills. Once you clear the test, you are good to go!! You can log in to your account anytime. You can get students anytime but comparatively in night you will get more students so I’ll suggest you log in at night to get more students.

If you search on google, you will find many tutoring websites just like I did, but being a student, I found most of them very costly. Like many of them charge about $18 for one hour of tutoring which too much for a student. A few months ago my friend suggested me about Tutordip, and I found out that it is much more affordable than other sites. For a self-learner like me, it is the best tutoring site as the tutors are very helping and responsible. They helped me in many of my school assignments and projects. I remember that I was able to get higher grades in that semester.
Moreover, I also noticed that tutors are always happily ready to take any doubt. Their plans are affordable like just $4.5 for an 30 minutes which is half the rate of other sites.

I still use Tutordip, and it helped me a lot to get better grades. Even if you need 3-4 hours of tutoring, you can get it quickly for just $25. Initially, when I started taking online tuitions, I tried many of the online tutoring sites and paid hundreds of dollars. Thankfully, I found Tutordip that not only saved my money but also helped me in achieving good grades. One thing that I loved the most about them is the tutors are available 24*7 which is a boon for a student like me. As most of us are habitual for starting the work one day before the deadline. Tutordip always has my back in such end moments. So If you are also just like me who don't understand a word in class, then you should trust me and join Tutordip. It is not only affordable and genuine but also a great way to improve your marks.

despite investing a significant amount of money (70k), the course did not meet expectations. It appears to rely heavily on marketing rather than delivering substantial value. I would personally recommend using YouTube for learning, as it's often more beneficial.

I suspect that some of the LinkedIn posts claiming multiple job offers after completing Sumit's course might be influenced by payments or incentives. When I reached out to a few individuals who posted about their success, I found that they were already employed at reputable companies with backgrounds in data engineering, which raises doubts about the course's impact.

I want to caution others: please do not fall for this. It seems to be an absolute waste of your hard-earned money.

I seriously think they're paying people to post on LinkedIn that they've got into so n so company!!

It's all marketing!!

Heard some positive comments about the course and came here to check genuine reviews but so my surprise… A.ll the reviews/answers are too much positive!! Just check their profiles and they have got no followers and have given only a single answer. Seems like the profiles are fake!! I understand it's important to market your course but let students know the real reviews from genuine accounts! Spamming the quora makes new customers more doubtful about your course!! By the way…I was having a good impression before looking at these reviews…Now I feel like I need to be more careful before singing up for the course!

I can share my reviews based on my last 2 months experience on InterviewBit which helped me landed a job in Amazon :).

A super interacting platform which intelligently allows us to customize our preparation schedule based on our time bandwidth. A simple and beautiful interface which gives me feeling as if I am being coached by real instructor. On top of that when I used to get reminder mail everyday from InterviewBit about not losing my streak was so compelling that even after doing 10 hours of office work I was able to code for next 1–2 hours.

At one point I got so addicted with this platform that while sleeping I used to think what test case might be failing and sometimes it came in my mind and immediately I used to open my lappy and submit the new code and woooohhhaaa after seeing those 3 green ticks what a sleep I used to get.

My preparation through this platform:

Set the threshold to minimum 200 points but I always fought for 500 points/ day but sometimes with regular job it is hard to maintain 500 so kept it 200.

I started with Complexities and then worked parallel on Tree and Arrays. Then Binary Search and linked list and so on. My objective is to work on two different modules at once because 1. I wanted to keep my preparation in Jet mode, 2. Sometimes when I was unable to submit a tree code then rather than taking rest I used to jump to array and started working on array problem to get me out of the jinx of tree question.

InterviewBit allows us to start new session and I was using this feature to revise the module and to speed up the coding in second round. My goal in first round to submit the correct code irrespective of time and in second round my goal was to submit the correct code in minimum number of attempts and in at least 0.75 time efficiency compare to average time mentioned against each problem.

In a matter of 2 months I was able to complete the course with revision and finally got offer from Amazon India and Visa Inc India in my first attempts only. Thanks a lot team InterviewBit. :)

As i enrolled in this course last summers i.e May 2019 and Got offer letter from a product based company .

There are some benefits in this course which I would bring to your notice :

1. Course Mentor : Sandeep sir is a major factor for me to join this classes , as he is the best instructor in India for Dsa.
2. Two TA available in classes who resolved the doubt immediately.
3. They suggested me the nearby pg which help me to save security money i.e 7000 and I have to pay only the room rent .
4. When I was about to enroll in that course the fee was the major question but when I compared to others than i found that @GeeksforGeeks have the lowest fee for DSA i.e 10000 and I got execellent ROI after this course i.e offer letter of above 6lpa.
5. They provide extra discount when students enroll in group i.e 3–4 student.
6. Recently they launched job portal which is free for those candidates who enroll in their courses.

How I came across InterviewBit

One day I was scrolling through my Quora feed when I chanced upon a post by Anshuman: http://qr.ae/Rbv6uX

I was about to appear for interviews and I needed a one stop solution for all the programming interview questions. I used to solve quite a few problems on Codeforces/CodeChef, but none of them are geared towards providing a structured approach towards programming interviews. I wanted to practice the interview specific questions from geeksforgeeks but there was no online judge to evaluate my code's time complexity/correctness.

InterviewBit solves all those problems in a single platform. It offers you the ability to solve interview specific programming questions on an editor without the luxury of autocomplete. At the end of the coding session, it allows you to run your solution through an online judge too. And the feature of incremental hints simulates the environment of the interview where you get hints if you're stuck for long.

My experience with InterviewBit

I was excited about trying out the InterviewBit platform. I signed up and was instantly hooked. The gamification of the platform motivated me to keep on solving problems. I felt exhilarated when I reached the top 20 of the leaderboard.

I messaged Anshuman (CEO of InterviewBit) on Quora, not expecting a reply, and complemented their hard work. I asked him for early referrals since I was in the Top 20 of the leaderboard for the next month. Much to my delight, he replied and and gracefully agreed to get me referred. I would not have received interview calls from a few companies if it was not for their referrals.

Now many months of interactions later, he's one of those guys whom I feel I should have known/met in college. I've an incredible amount to learn from the amount of hard work and perseverance he and Abhimanyu put in every day.

Programming interviews are a lot about having solved similar problems before. I've interviewed at Adobe, Amazon, Directi, Flipkart, Microsoft, Google and Zenefits. On an average you could expect a 60% overlap in the programming interview questions. Overlap might be in the form of similar problems, techniques and concepts which you've learnt on InterviewBit.

It is essential that you practice and solve through each of the problem on InterviewBit. Solve the problems which you find tough twice, once by looking at the approach and rewrite the code again without looking at the solution.

How to get the most out of InterviewBit

Preparation Phase

• Start at least three months before the time you want to sit for the interviews.
• Work your way through the problem sets on InterviewBit. They've nicely structured it under key topics.
• Work hard to reach the Top 20 in the leaderboard. You might get referred even if you're in Top 30, but this is for your own good.
• There is a concept called upsolving in Competitive Programming. It means that you should specially solve problems which you're unable to solve. Stretch yourself to solve the difficult problems.
  
• Practice whiteboard coding. Especially for design questions.

Mock Interview Phase

This is very important! You need to practice under interview pressure. InterviewBit will schedule mock interviews with you to settle your nerves before the actual interviews. Work on the feedback you receive from these mock interviews.

Referral Phase

Sit back and concentrate on cracking the coding interviews while InterviewBit does all the grunt work of referring you to the top notch companies across the world.

Interview Phase

Just go in with a constructive mindset and give your best. Even if you fail, don't take it to heart, there will be plenty more opportunities. Use the failure as an opportunity to learn and grow for the future. I've failed at many too. This only motivates to me work harder.

Strike a positive relationship with your recruiter. This will help you in future when you want to apply again.

Offers/Negotiation Phase

This is one of the toughest phase for a relatively inexperienced Software Engineer. Most of them have never negotiated before. No need to panic since InterviewBit will help you through this phase too. They've the accumulated wisdom of knowing the recruitment strategies of companies and will work with you to negotiate and choose the best offer.

Final Thoughts

Both Anshuman and Abhimanyu will get you referred to top notch companies once you are performing well on InterviewBit. They're some of the most hard working/humble guys I've had the pleasure of interacting with. There have been times when I needed help and they would respond instantly to my emails, although I know that as startup founders they're incredibly busy.

Although I could not fully utilize this platform since I discovered it a bit late, I would recommend anyone who is going to appear for interviews to leverage this platform to the fullest.

The way I look at it, InteviewBit prepares you not only for the interviews, but for the actual job too. You will learn to write error free, compilable code in your first attempt without even using your favorite editor's autocomplete feature.

★★★★★

TL;DR - The value of the site is really in its content, in the way its structured. The gamification concept has been brought out very well in regards to learning on Interviewbit and I highly recommend anyone preparing for Interviews and having 1-3 months time to check it out and consider the site as a major helper to interview preparation.

Longer version:

Disclosure: I've been hired by one of the fastest growing startups in the US. I feel if not for my practice on Interviewbit, that wouldn't have happened. I will tell you about it but before I go into my review, I want you to ask this: Are you ready to put in your everything to get the next "Wow" job offer?
Yes? Read along!
No? You can still try out Interviewbit, you may give your everything un-intentionally!

Signing up:

So three months back, I had decided in my mind to look for a new job for personal reasons. I had no strategy initially to prepare for interviews except doing random contests on Codeforces(I am rated high blue right now). And then one day, a senior of mine sent out an invite to join Interviewbit. At that point in time, it was only open to IIIT-H students. I was really curious and signed up for the site in May.

First few days:

The first topic was about Time Complexity. Me being quite familiar with competitive programming, quickly finished Time complexity section with high scores and found myself < 2500 in the global rank list. It felt really cool to be up there, competing against IITians and IIIT-H students. Added to my position in the global rank list was a "Streak" chart. It was really motivating to solve problems just for the streak!

The problems on Interviewbit vary nicely in complexity from very easy to difficult ones. And you can also pick the complexity of the problem you want to solve. Easier ones obviously have low scores than the tougher ones. They are also grouped into different buckets. I like binary search a lot - so I went ahead and solved every problem in binary search topic, thereby moving further up the rank list. By the end of May, I had solved enough problems in Arrays and Binary Search to get to <200 in the rank list. Now that was quite something.

The Referral process:

So everyday I kept solving one or two problems just to keep up my streak, it gave me an adrenaline rush to see the chart above the baseline. Here's mine during the first month or so:

And then the next big adrenaline rush came up - The admins sent out an email saying anyone who finishes in the top 20 will be referred to the top tech companies. I realized that was my moment and from then on spent every night doing problems on Interviewbit. In order to advance quickly in points and end up at the top of the list, I solved the Jump problems to open up multiple topics and solve easier problems in the later buckets. All the while, both Anshuman and Abhimanyu were both responsive and helpful on mails as well as Internet Relay Chat. May month contest ended but I was not able to get into the top 20's and was somewhere in the 30s. I thought I had missed a good opportunity but then the admins sent out another mail which indicated that the contests will be ongoing every month and was not restricted just to that month!

Second wave of attack:

I kept solving problems in Interviewbit and decided at least this month I should end up the top 20 and get referred. Kept up my streak and whenever a tough problem came up, I used the hints to get an idea about how the solution would look like. In my opinion, part of solving the problem is to believe that you can solve that problem and whenever I felt the problem was too tough for me, I just referred the hints. This is another nice thing about Interviewbit - if you access a hint only a minimal subset of your score for that problem is subtracted and you are still encouraged to solve the problem by yourself and get a high score. Its very similar to how one of my interviews happened - I was stuck on the problem and a little help/initial direction from the interviewer was all I needed to solve the problem.

This time, I did end up in top 20 in the July contest.

Mock Interviews:

After I got selected for the referral process, I was held a mock interview to make sure I was prepared. If you are the kind of person who is very bad at handling interview nerves, this mock interview is for you! No really! I absolutely dreaded interviews - it was like I was only 50% intelligent during interviews and this mock interview by Anshuman was a nice way to practice and get rid of that nervousness. Obviously I did okayish in the mock but Anshuman helped me with my problem areas. He infact gave me additional design questions to practice upon(too bad I haven't followed up on them yet!).
From thereon, I applied to the startup, took their interviews, this time not so much afraid after the mocks and eventually got hired!

After thoughts:

After I got hired, I realized the value Interviewbit had provided. I can say it has given me enough in terms of problem solving and implementation skills to confidently face interviews. The platform is designed in a way so as to continually improve your problem solving. People behind it are ones who know nook and corner of how the interview process works and I am sure they know what it takes to takes to polish the tech-interview skills in a candidate.
In the recent months, they've also added much more features like Help Requests which further help people stuck on difficult problems.

My one final piece of advice: Don't dispose it as another GeeksforGeeks/Leetcode clone - this site is much much more than both of them in terms of preparing you for interviews! It has a radical approach towards interview preparation and you SHOULD try it out!

Tutort Academy is an online education platform that offers courses in various fields, including computer science and programming. Their DSA course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of data structures and algorithms, which are essential topics for computer science and programming.

The course covers a range of topics, including arrays, linked lists, trees, graphs, sorting algorithms, searching algorithms, and more. It is taught by experienced instructors who provide video lectures, quizzes, and assignments to help students learn and practice the concepts.

Overall, based on the information available on the Tutort Academy website, it appears that their DSA course could be a useful resource for individuals looking to develop their skills in data structures and algorithms. However, it is always important to do your own research and read reviews from other students before making any decisions about investing time and money in an online course.

I enrolled in the course back in october 2021 after the LOCKDOWN and since most of the organizations started Work From Home for their employees and considering this as an opportunity I started researching about data science and was looking for transition from IT to data science. I have always been good at maths and stats and data science seems ideal for my career. I don’t have an idea about others but I would like to share my experience with Data Trained. I have enrolled in the PG program in Data Science, Machine Learning & Neural Networks offered by Data Trained Education. The course started from November and recently I have moved to the internship the course is very well designed and co-developed with IBM which means Data Scientists from IBM also train and guide every student in their data science journey. The course have rich & latest content on data science. Till now my favourite part was the projects they introduced more than 40 live industry projects and not the dummy projects available on Google and they also gave assignments, case-studies after every module on data science they cover. The projects were divided into 2 phases practice & assessment projects. During the practice projects the institute helped in any problem faced by the student and once the practice projects are over then during the assessment projects the students have to be on their own. I faced many problems during this phase but was able to complete the projects on time. Since Data Trained is offering 100% placement guarantee I strongly recommend everyone at Data Trained that you need to be punctual and will have to submit everything before the due date, they have limits for everything and Credit Score is maintained if the student is below 80% then special assistance is provided to the student, however I was able to maintain 92% during the learning phase and now the most important part of the program i.e. the internship I will be moved to internship in the next week and hope to give my best. I will update about the internship once I get to it, I found Data Trained as a suitable institute for the data science course.

I am writing this to share my opinion on DataTrained Education’s Full Stack Development course. I enrolled into the program 8 months ago and I will be honest, I had my doubts before joining the course and I know that many like me would have their doubts.

I completed my BTEC in 2018 and even after that, I was not able to do well in my career. I was earning a salary that was hardly enough for me to pay for rent and food. That’s when I decide to enroll into an upskilling course that could give me a push in my career.

I joined DataTrained after doing a lot of research. I went through the course curriculum and specifications of a lot of courses available in the market. DataTrained’s FSD course got my attention due to their 6 months internship that is an integral part of the course. This not only helped me to brush up my theoretical knowledge but also contributed hugely to sharpening my coding and other technical skills.

My course is not even complete and I already have an offer letter with me. I am still looking for more opportunities. I know I can score better packages. What I would suggest to you all is to also do your part, don’t just rely on the trainers. Practice coding, and take up multiple projects. The more you do, the better you will be. I got lucky with this course as I could ask my mentors whenever I had a doubt.

This course, the mentors, and the career coaches helped me a lot in this journey. I am happy with DataTrained and will recommend others to join this course too.

Enrolling in an Expertifie course focusing on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) is highly beneficial for individuals gearing up for interviews in renowned product-based companies such as Amazon, Cisco, Walmart, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook. For freshers lacking hands-on experience from internships or training projects, the likelihood of facing questions predominantly centered around data structures and algorithms is high.

Thorough preparation for interviews at top-tier product companies not only equips candidates with the essential skills but also positions them favourably for interviews with service-based companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, Mindtree, and others. Striving for excellence and maintaining a high standard of preparation serves as a solid foundation for success in both product and service-based company interviews.

Many students believe that in order to crack technical rounds of any product-based organisation, they must be extremely skilled at competitive coding. Nevertheless, this is not the case. While having a strong command of computer programming will always be advantageous, having a strong command of standard data structures such as

• Stacks
• Array
• Queues
• Graphs
• Linked lists
• Algorithms involving searching
• Sorting
• Greedy
• Dynamic approaches. It will significantly improve your chances of landing a job in a good product-based company.

The Expertifie DSA course goes over all of the data structures and algorithms in depth and in practice. The lecture are fantastic, they teach in very simpler way even laymen can understand. They go over each algorithm in detail and compare it to other algorithms that can solve the same problem in terms of time complexity and memory usage. They begin a coding challenge by encouraging students to consider a naive approach, then alter the naive solution to make it an efficient one that uses the least amount of space and time. You'll get access to a variety of genuine questions (that are required for interview preparation) ranging in difficulty (from easy to challenging) for each topic. There are many questions in DS and Algo, if someone start solving those, it ll take many years of their life. Instead one can focus on those which is required. That how Expertifie separates themself from others.

This course is one that I would strongly recommend to freshers as well as for experienced who are preparing for coding interviews. If you haven't fared well in competitive coding platforms, don't lose heart. Check their review and then decide to enroll or not in the courses and tackle all of the coding challenges that come in it on a regular basis. There's a good chance that the challenges you'll face during your technical round have previously been handled as part of this course.

Hey there,

I think I'm the right person to answer this question to you as I had taken both the live classes as well as the recorded classes of various institutes.

Personally speaking, the live online classes conducted by pepcoding is way better than any other institute. It gives you the feeling that you are sitting in a classroom and studying with your peers just like in offline classes.

I took the placement program course from pepcoding last month and due to COVID 19, pandemic only live online classes are being conducted. In my live classes, the teacher interacts so well with us and the way the teacher teaches is also very unique and impressive.

Firstly the teacher gives an in-depth explanation of the theory part related to the topic and then we are given some good quality problems on that topic, the teacher explains the problem to us like what is asked and what to be done in that problem on an open board. Then the teacher gives us time to think about an approach to solve that problem, if we get stuck while writing a code we can share our computer screen live and the teacher resolves our doubts and then the teacher itself solve the problem that might be of a different approach to solve that particular question/problem. So by this method, we get to know various approaches to solve a particular problem. hence with all these practices, I can definitely say that live classes conducted by pepcoding are awesome and I strongly recommend everyone who is interested in learning programming and are coding enthusisats to get in touch with pepcoding as soon as possible.

Thanks and Regards

Himanshu Parashar :)