Epistura — Adaptive placement prep, coding practice & mock interviews

Epistura Placement preparation for engineering students. Epistura is a web application that helps engineering students in India prepare for campus placement and off-campus hiring processes — the written aptitude papers, the coding rounds, and the interviews. What Epistura does

Subject practice. Guided question practice in the subjects hiring tests draw on: data structures and algorithms, operating systems, database management, computer networks, object-oriented programming, quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and verbal ability. Each question carries a worked explanation, and practice adapts to what a student keeps getting wrong.

Coding practice. Programming problems solved in the browser and graded automatically against hidden test cases, the way a real online coding round works.

Mock tests. Full-length timed papers built to the shape of real hiring tests, with per-section timing and a score report afterwards.

Game-based aptitude. Short timed puzzles — recall a pattern, plan a route, spot the rule — for the gamified cognitive assessments that some employers now use instead of a written aptitude paper. Nothing in those is multiple choice, so ordinary question practice does not prepare a student for them.

Mock interviews. Spoken practice interviews, both technical and HR, with written feedback afterwards.

Progress tracking. Accuracy over time, weak topics, and what to revise next.

Accounts and Google sign-in A free account is needed to practise and to keep progress between sessions. A student can register with an email address and password, or sign in with a Google account. Choosing Google gives Epistura only a name, an email address and a profile picture, which are used to create or find that student's account — nothing more. Epistura does not request access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or any other Google service, and does not post anything to a Google account. For colleges An engineering college can also run Epistura for its own students, with its placement cell enrolling them and following their readiness. College accounts are created by the institution rather than by signing up here. Questions, or a privacy request: support@epistura.com. Privacy Policy · Terms of Service The application itself needs JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript to use Epistura.