The hard part of a job hunt is not finding a posting. It is walking into the room knowing what is coming, and having something to point at when you get there.
SkillMeet is built for that: a place to find out what a company actually asks, practise it, build something graded that proves you can do the work, and apply to roles that fit.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Locus
Search real interview questions by company, role and level, and get a structured answer instead of a scattered list of links. Filter by topic and difficulty, highlight the parts that matter, and keep them in your own notes, organised into folders you control. Paste a job description and Locus builds a round-by-round prep plan for that specific role.
Resume Fit
Point your resume at a specific job and see how it actually lines up: which of your skills the role is asking for, which ones are missing, and what is worth changing before you apply. Run it against any posting in the feed rather than guessing whether you are close enough.
Live feed
See what other people are searching and preparing for, as they do it. The quickest read on what the market is studying this week, and which companies people are aiming at.
Find Jobs
Software and tech roles pulled daily from company career pages and applicant tracking systems, matched to the skills on your profile. Filter by role, location, experience and work type. See how well a role fits before you spend an evening on the application, save the ones worth returning to, and keep track of what you have already applied to.
Code
Interview-ranked DSA practice with a built-in editor and judge. Run your solution against real test cases in several languages, read the approach hints before the full answer if you want to stay unspoiled, and work through topic-wise sets at your own pace. There is a daily contest if you would rather practise under a clock.
Exposure
Sandboxed project rounds you book and complete the way a real work round runs, with a brief, a time budget and a scoped codebase. Your submission is graded and the result shows on your profile, so what you can build is visible rather than asserted.
Squad
Join squads and read what actually happened to other people: interview experiences, offers, rejections, and the questions that came up. Ask the thing you are stuck on, post an update, or share a document. Squads run scheduled meets, and every post can be reported, so the space stays usable.
Profile
One place for your resume, projects, skills and practice history, shareable as a public profile. It shows your coding activity, your graded Exposure results and the roles you are open to.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Create an account and add your role, skills and experience.
2. Get a job feed matched to what you actually work with, not a keyword dump.
3. Practise DSA, take project rounds, and keep your profile current so it does the talking.
WHERE THE CONTENT COMES FROM
The jobs come straight from company career pages and applicant tracking systems, so you are reading the posting rather than somebody's repost of it. The questions are ranked by what gets asked in interviews rather than what ranks on a search engine. The project rounds are graded against a rubric rather than self-certified, which is the only reason the result on your profile means anything.
WHO IT IS FOR
Students, interns, new graduates and working developers preparing for software interviews in India. If you are switching from a non-CS background, the interview experiences in Squad are the fastest way to find out what the bar actually is.
WHAT'S FREE
Locus, Resume Fit, the job feed, DSA practice, the daily contest, squads and your profile are free. Exposure project rounds need a SkillMeet Premium subscription.
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