For candidates
A mock interview built from your resume, not a generic question list
Most interview practice fails for the same reason: the questions are generic, so you rehearse answers to a list instead of getting better at the thing the interview actually tests. Then you sit the real one and the first question is about a project on your own resume that you have not thought about in eight months.
Career Studio's mock interview is generated from your resume and the role you are targeting. It asks about what you claim to have done, which is uncomfortable and is exactly the point.
What you get
Built from your resume
Upload it once and the questions come from your actual background and target role, not a shared bank.
You see the topics beforehand
The concepts the interview will cover are listed before you start, so you can revise first rather than discovering the gap live.
Real study notes afterwards
Not just a list of topic names — a short written explanation of each concept, revisitable from your history whenever you want.
Optional coding round
Add a coding round for technical roles, scored against real test cases rather than self-marked.
How it works
- 1
Upload your resume
Parsed once and reused across everything in Career Studio.
- 2
Pick the role you're targeting
Questions and topics are generated for that combination.
- 3
Take it, then revise
Speak your answers, then read the report and the study notes for what you missed.
Questions we get asked
How much does a mock interview cost?
Three credits, with an optional coding round for two more. Credit packs start at ₹229 for two credits — see the pricing page for the current packs.
Can I retake it?
Yes, as many times as you have credits for. Each run is kept in your history with its topics and report.
Will an employer see my practice results?
No. Career Studio practice is yours alone and is never shared with any employer. It is a preparation tool, not an assessment anyone else reads.
Try it with your own resume
Create a free Career Studio account, upload your resume once, and every tool works from it.