Shadab

I make coding and placement videos for students who are learning in a language and a college that did not prepare them for this. Most of my viewers are in second, third or final year, preparing for their first campus or off-campus drive.

These guides are the same explanations from the channel, written down, tightened and put in order. Every one follows a single student, Aarav, from unprepared to placed, so you always know which step you are on.

They are written in plain English, one idea per page, so you can read a guide in an evening and use it the next morning.

The order I recommend

1. 1Get shortlisted. Most rejections happen before a human reads anything. Fix the resume first.
2. 2Clear the rounds. Git, SQL, HR and JavaScript questions come up in almost every fresher loop. Know the answers in one breath.
3. 3Pass the coding test. Thousands of problems, fifteen shapes. Learn the shapes and new problems look familiar.
4. 4Have something to show. A project you can defend for ten minutes beats five you copied from a tutorial.
5. 5Get a referral. Referred candidates get read. The message you send decides whether you get one.