Teach the material, set the assessment, watch the room, grade it automatically, and see exactly where the batch is weak. Each piece works on its own; together they cover the whole placement cycle.
Assess
Papers that build and grade themselves
Build papers from a shared question bank — multiple choice, coding, and written answers in one sitting. Schedule them, assign them to a batch, and get scores the moment the window closes.
A real judge, not a text box
Students write and run code against real test cases in over twenty languages, on a hosted judge that compiles and executes every submission. Hidden tests decide the score.
Integrity you can show, not just claim
Every attempt is watched for the things that actually happen: tab switches, screen sharing, injected browser extensions, and a second face in frame. Breaches are logged with evidence, and can end the attempt on the spot.
Teach
Structured material, assigned to the right batch
Publish courses as modules and lessons, mix interactive pages with documents and video, and assign them to batches. Progress is tracked per student, per lesson.
Assignments with a review loop
Set assignments and long-form projects, collect submissions, review them, and score against a rubric. For everything that a test case cannot mark on its own.
Open to everyone, no account
A full Data Structures and Algorithms course, free and public. Thirty-eight lessons taught idea first, then traced by hand, then coded — with a step-through simulator in almost every lesson.
Measure & grow
Where the batch is actually weak
Score trends, topic-level breakdowns, peer comparison, and integrity history — per student and per batch, so you know which topic to re-teach before the next drive.
Practice that is not just past papers
Curated problem sets for daily practice and graded projects for depth. Students build a track record long before the placement window opens.
Built from what they have actually done
Generate an ATS-friendly resume from verified activity on the platform — solved problems, completed courses, scored projects — rather than from claims a student types in.
One platform, many institutions
Run several colleges, departments, or batches from one deployment, each with its own admins, students, and data — while sharing a question bank and course catalogue across all of them.
The DSA course is open to anyone, right now, with no account. When you want assessments, proctoring and analytics behind it, we will set your institution up.