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Placement readiness for colleges

Students practise and sit mock tests scored on the server. Staff see who is ready, who is at risk and why, from the HOD to the principal.

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The principal’s readiness dashboard

Readiness by department, the risk list and the drive funnel update as students practise. Any view exports to Excel or PDF for a management review.

See each role’s view

Placement views for 6 roles. Each sees only its own students.

Students practise aptitude, DSA and verbal, then sit timed mock tests. Every answer opens its worked solution, with the step that went wrong marked.

Mock test 4 · Quantitative aptitude
Q14. Two trains, same direction
A 240 m train at 54 km/h overtakes a 160 m train running the same way at 36 km/h. How long does it take?
Your answer: relative speed = 54 + 36 = 90 km/h, so 16 seconds.
Worked solution: same direction, so relative speed is 18 km/h, or 5 m/s. The distance is both trains, 400 m, so the time is 80 seconds.
Topic: speed and distance. 3 similar questions added to this week’s plan.

Placement prep students use every week. All four are live in the pilot.

Adapts each student’s weekly plan

When a mock test shows a weak topic, that week’s plan moves practice toward it.

This week · 22CSE041
2 of 5
  • Arrays, set 3
  • Review Mock test 4
  • Graphs, set 1 (added Wednesday)
  • Graphs, set 2
  • Verbal reasoning, 20 minutes

Scores placement tests on the server

The timer runs on the server and each answer saves as it is given, so a refresh costs nothing.

Mock test 4 · Q15 of 30
41:12 left

If 6 workers finish a wall in 10 days, how many days do 4 workers take?

  • A12 days
  • B15 days
  • C18 days
  • D20 days
Answer saved · 14 of 30 done

Analyses resumes against placement JDs

Each resume gets a score, ATS checks and an ordered action plan, plus its skill gaps for any JD.

Resume · 22CSE041
71
  • ATS checks9 of 11 pass
  • Match to the campus drive JD72%
  • Skills the JD asks forMissing: SQL, Git
  • Action plan4 steps, in order
  • 1. Add a project that uses SQLNext

Exports placement reports

Institution, department and placement reports, built on the same definitions every time.

6 reports ready
  • Institution reportPDF
  • CSE readinessExcel
  • Risk list, 2027Excel
  • Placement funnelPDF
  • Department rankingExcel
  • Drive resultsPDF

Risk flags

A student nobody has assessed is shown as unassessed, never counted as safe. Every risk flag states its reason, so a HOD knows what to act on before the placement season starts.

A pilot goes live in 3 steps

No integration with your systems and no student data from you.

1

We set up your placement portal

Your departments, class groups and one invitation code per class.

2

Students join with a code

Each student signs up with their class code and verifies their email.

CSE 2027 Ctrl K
Class groups
  • CSE-A, 2027 batch64 joined
  • CSE-B, 2027 batch61 joined
  • CSE-C, 2027 batch58 joined
↑↓ to moveEnter to open
3

Staff see readiness from week one

Scores fill in as students practise; anyone not yet tested shows as unassessed.

CSE-A, week 1
52 of 64 scored
  • 22CSE00371
  • 22CSE01164
  • 22CSE058Unassessed
  • 22CSE01751
  • 22CSE02668

Data security for your IT department

Several colleges share one deployment, and every query is scoped to one college. We do not need standing access to your data to run it.

  • Each college’s students, staff and drives are isolated
  • Registration works only with your admin’s codes
  • Readiness is a stated formula, not a trained model
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Access rules · Demo College
4 of 5 on
  • Sign-up by invitation code onlyCodes come from your admin
  • Codes create students and facultyNever an admin or HOD account
  • Faculty see their own classesHODs see their department
  • Principal sees every departmentExports to Excel and PDF
  • Share data with other collegesNot possible on any plan

Pilot and pricing

We quote per college by student count, so there is no rate card. Both plans include set-up by us and email support.

How a placement pilot runs

One batch, from codes to a report for the HOD.

Pilot · CSE, 2027 batch
  • Codes issued, students joinWeek 1
  • First mock testWeek 2
  • Review with the HODWeek 8
  • Semester reportWeek 16

Pilot plan

One batch for one semester

On request

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  • One department’s batch
  • Faculty and HOD analytics
  • Resume analyser and weekly plans
  • We create departments, classes and codes
  • Email support throughout

Institution plan

Every department and batch

Quoted

Email for a quote
  • Everything in the pilot
  • Principal dashboard and exports
  • Placement drives and outcomes
  • Onboarding for your staff
  • Several campuses on one account

Questions colleges ask

The six we hear in most first calls.

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How long does a placement pilot take to set up?

Usually a few days. We create your departments, classes and codes; nothing connects to your systems.

Does readiness need our existing student data?

No. It is built from practice and mock tests, so it works from the first week.

Is the readiness score a black box?

No. It is a stated formula that weights recent work more, and staff can open every part.

Can students see each other’s readiness?

No. Students see their own work; staff see only the students their role covers.

What does a placement pilot cost?

It depends on your student count, so we quote per college.

Can we export placement reports?

Yes. Institution, department and placement reports go to CSV, Excel and PDF.

Book a college demo

Roughly how many students, and which department you would start with. In the call we show the student view and the principal’s dashboard.

Your demo
4 parts
  • A student’s mock test and weekly planStudent
  • A class’s risk list and topic gapsHOD
  • Departments, drives and exportsPrincipal
  • Isolation, codes and accessIT

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