Placement mock tests

Full-length timed mocks on 26 company patterns — TCS NQT, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, Amazon — with sectional clocks, a fresh paper every sitting and a review.

What are CodeKairo's placement mock tests?

29 full-length timed mocks: 26 modelled on published company hiring patterns — TCS NQT, Infosys, Wipro NLTH, Accenture, Cognizant GenC, Capgemini, HCLTech and Tech Mahindra, and product companies from Amazon and Google to Goldman Sachs and Zoho — plus 3 CodeKairo practice papers. A pattern is a blueprint: sections, timings, marks and what each section draws from; every sitting draws a fresh paper from the aptitude bank and the problem catalogue. Sectional patterns run each section on its own clock, negative marking applies only where the real test has it, and the server owns the clock. Afterwards: score, per-section results, weakest topics and a full review with solutions. Free; no pattern is affiliated with its company.

How it works

  1. Choose a company pattern. Each card shows the sections, the timing, the marks and whether negative marking applies — the published pattern, as closely as it can be followed.
  2. Sit the paper on the real timing. Sectional patterns move you on when a section's clock ends and never let you back; free-timing ones let you roam until the paper's clock ends. Reloading buys no time.
  3. Get the result. Score and percentage, correct, wrong and skipped, every section's marks, and your weakest topics first. Coding problems score 10 marks each with partial credit per hidden test.
  4. Review every question. The answer, the worked solution and the approach for each question, and your code with its verdict for each problem — the part of a mock that actually moves the next score.

Who it is for

Anyone with a company's test date in the calendar. The point is not the questions — the aptitude bank has those — but the shape: the sections in their order, on their clocks, with their marking, so the real sitting is the second time rather than the first.

Frequently asked questions

Which company patterns are included?
26. IT services: TCS NQT (Foundation, Foundation + Advanced, Advanced Coding), Infosys SE/DSE aptitude and SP/DSE coding, Wipro NLTH aptitude and programming, Accenture, Cognizant GenC, Capgemini, HCLTech and Tech Mahindra. Product companies: Amazon SDE online assessment, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Flipkart, Salesforce, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, Adobe, ZS Associates, Morgan Stanley, Oracle and Zoho. Plus 3 CodeKairo practice papers, 29 in all. Each is modelled on the published pattern; none is affiliated with the company.
Is every sitting the same paper?
No. A pattern is a blueprint — sections, timings, marks and what each section draws from. Every sitting draws a fresh paper from the aptitude bank and the problem catalogue, so no two sittings are alike.
How realistic is the timing?
Sectional patterns run each section on its own clock, in order: when the time ends the next section starts, and a finished section cannot be reopened. Free-timing patterns let you move between sections until the paper's clock ends. The server owns the clock — reloading or closing the tab buys no time. Negative marking applies only where the real test has it.
What do I get at the end?
Score and percentage, correct, wrong and skipped, per-section scores, your weakest topics first, and a full review of every question with the answer, the worked solution and the approach. Coding problems show your code, verdict and cases passed — 10 marks each, with partial credit per test case.