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Mock Interviews

AI mock interviews for software engineers: pick from 39 roles and 16 rounds, answer in writing or by voice, and get a 0–10 report on every round.

How do CodeKairo's mock interviews work?

Three choices make an interview — the role and round you are preparing for (six one-click presets, or any of 39 roles and 16 rounds, or your own), whether you type or speak, and the level and format: seniority from intern to lead, difficulty, and up to eight focus areas — with style and stack optional. A spoken round also picks its interviewer, one of eight voices you can hear before choosing. It runs as a timed interview: a written round of seven questions answered one at a time, with a starter stub for coding rounds, or a spoken round of 10, 20 or 30 minutes over your microphone in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Every round ends in a report scoring each answer 0–10 with a readiness band, strengths, weaknesses and next steps. Every setup you start is kept for one-click reruns. From 1 January 2027, the free plan allows two rounds a week, roadmap chests add bonus rounds, and paid plans raise the limit. Building needs no account; running a round needs a free one.

How it works

  1. Pick the round. Choose what you are preparing for, type or talk, then seniority, difficulty and any focus areas; for a spoken round, the length and the interviewer's voice. Style and stack are under More options. Start saves the setup — up to thirty per account — so it is one click to rerun.
  2. Run the round. Written: seven questions, one at a time, code in the editor or prose in the answer box, dictation if you prefer to speak. Voice: a live conversation with follow-ups, in the language you answer in.
  3. Read the report. An overall score out of 10, a readiness band, per-topic averages, strengths, weaknesses, next steps, and every question with your answer, its score and what was missed.
  4. Rerun before the day. The history page keeps every round with its score and trend; the same setup run again shows whether the weak topics moved.

Who it is for

Anyone with an interview in the diary — a fresher rehearsing a campus round, an engineer switching stacks, a product manager or analyst whose loop is not a coding loop. The roles and rounds cover all of them, and the report says what to fix before the real one.

Frequently asked questions

What does a session actually look like?
A timed interview built from your setup. The role, round and depth decide the shape; the stack and focus areas decide what it drills into. Save the setup first and you can rerun it before the real thing.
Can I keep more than one setup?
Yes. Templates are saved to your account — one for the front-end role, another for the system-design loop — and any of them can be edited or reused in one click.
Do interviews affect rating?
No. Rating is driven by challenge submissions. Interview practice is its own track, tied to templates and sessions.
Is it only for engineers?
Mostly, but not only: Data Analyst, QA Automation and Product Manager are first-class roles with rounds that fit them.