Coding interviews test whether you can code. So we make you code.

They don’t test recall or recitation. They test whether you can build, and explain what you built.

You start preparing on day one.

You write about 10 lines of code on day zero. By the end you manage about 10,000 lines in a single project, and you build several such projects before you graduate.

10,000lines in one project

wrote a total of 9656 lines of code in frontend in typescript, and 2390 in backend javascript. I can’t believe this.manavsingh, a neoG learner

Then, from about day 100, dedicated interview prep.

From there to graduation, five things, built around your own projects.

Portfolio and project polish

Your projects prove the craft. We help you present them so they get read.

Beforemy-project
A react app.

AfterCartly
A shopping cart with sign-in.
Live: cartly.app
Stack: React, Node, Postgres
Learned: moving repeated fetches into one hook.

Communication, not English

Communication is not English. It’s being able to talk about your projects. You practise explaining what you built and why, and get feedback.

YouIt’s an order app. Orders go into a queue and a worker sends the email.

Mentor noteYou explained what you built. Now tell me why you chose a queue here.

Mock interviews

With mentors and alumni who’ve been through it, and feedback you can act on.

Problem solvingBroke it into steps first

CodeClean, a few repeated lines

Explaining your projectClear and calm

Questions you askedGood on the team, none on the stack

Strength: structureWork on: naming trade-offs

Know the questions

JS, CSS, React and system basics that interviews ask and college doesn’t teach.

JSWhat is the event loop?

CSSWhen do you pick grid over flexbox?

ReactWhen does a component re-render?

SystemHow would you design a URL shortener?

The job hunt itself

How to apply, how to talk about yourself, and how to polish your resume.

- Worked on a website using React+ Built a cart and order flow in React with sign-in; moved repeated fetch logic into a reusable hook

What it looks like when it works.

Real moments from neoGrammers, as they reported them. Names blurred.

AbhijitBackend developer interview

interview - asked how node.js works, perform crud operation in node.js and why we async and callback in our routes

MehulAfter the interview

I performed top among all the people who came for the interview. In Technical and Machine coding round

NeerajSoftware engineer 1

just received a call from geekyants and I’ve been selected as software engineer 1 role

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