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Placement mock tests on real company patterns

Full-length mocks built to the patterns TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, Goldman Sachs and the rest actually set — timed by section, marked their way.

— papers— sittings taken

These patterns are reconstructed from published breakdowns and cross-checked between sources. No company publishes an official blueprint and real drives vary, so each paper says on its own page how firm its numbers are. Rounds that are not multiple choice, meaning live coding, essays, spoken assessments and the game-based cognitive modules, are named there too and are not part of these papers.

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Placement mock tests on real company patterns

29 full-length timed mock tests on 26 company patterns and 3 practice papers, with sectional timers, a fresh paper every sitting and a full review. Free.

What are CodeKairo's placement mock tests?

Placement tests are full-length, timed mock exams modelled on the published patterns of 26 company hiring tests — TCS NQT, Infosys, Wipro NLTH, Accenture, Cognizant GenC, Capgemini, HCLTech, Tech Mahindra, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte and others — plus 3 CodeKairo practice papers, 29 in all. A pattern is a blueprint of sections, timings and marks; every sitting draws a fresh paper from the aptitude bank and the problem catalogue. The server keeps the clock, sectional timing and negative marking follow the real test, and a full review with solutions follows every sitting. Patterns can be read without an account; sitting one needs a free one. None is affiliated with the company it is modelled on.

Every pattern

General patterns

Product-company patterns

Service-company patterns

How it works

  1. Read the pattern. Each test page lists the sections, their durations and question counts, the marking scheme and where the pattern came from.
  2. Sit the paper. A fresh paper is drawn when you start. Sectional patterns move you through sections on their own clocks; free-timing patterns let you move between sections until the paper's clock ends. Reloading or closing the tab buys no time.
  3. Review every question. Score and percentage, per-section results, your weakest topics first, and every question with the answer, the worked solution and the approach. Coding questions show your code, the verdict and cases passed.

Who it is for

Final-year students with a campus drive coming up who want to sit the paper's shape — its sections, its clock, its marking — before the real one.

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.