Crackit by AITestCraft// for freshers, QA, SDET and software engineers
Walk into the interview already rehearsed.
Say your answers out loud to a voice interviewer and practise 4,400+ questions with model answers. Then get five ways to answer “tell me about yourself”, written from your own resume.
- 5 free questions on every track
- No card, no account to start
- Model answer on every free question
Need a resume first? Open the Resume Builder
I'm a QA engineer with three years in testing, currently on a payments team where I own the regression suite for the checkout flow. I started in manual testing, learned Playwright on the job, and moved about two hundred of our repeat checks into automation that runs on every pull request. Next I want to shape the test strategy earlier, alongside the developers, which is why this role caught my eye.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 60-90s
Best for The safe default. HR screens and most first rounds.
I'm a QA engineer with three years of experience in web and API testing. My strongest result is cutting our regression run from two days to under an hour by automating it with Playwright. I'm now looking for an SDET role where I can do the same at a larger scale.
51 words · about 22s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 30s
Best for When the interviewer says "quick intro", at career fairs and networking.
In my first year, a rounding bug I had missed reached production and a customer was charged twice. It was fixed within the hour, but it changed how I work. I stopped testing only what the ticket described and started asking where the money moves. Three years on, that habit is why I own the payment regression suite, and why I want a team that treats testing as part of design.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 90s
Best for To stand out in behavioural rounds and with senior interviewers.
I work mostly in Playwright with TypeScript, using page objects and fixtures, and the suite runs in parallel in CI on every pull request. I own around two hundred UI checks and sixty API checks for a checkout service, with flaky tests quarantined and reviewed each week. I also write the SQL that verifies ledger entries after a run. Next I want to go deeper into contract testing and performance work.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 90s
Best for When the interviewer is an engineer or the hiring manager is technical.
I'm a final-year computer science student, and for the last six months I have been a testing intern at a small product company. For my final project I built a library booking app and wrote its test plan, which taught me how much a clear bug report matters. I'm comfortable with Java, SQL and the basics of Selenium, and I'm looking for a first QA role where I can learn automation properly.
72 words · about 31s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 60s
Best for Campus placements and first jobs, when there is little work history.
- Meera
- Arjun
- Kavya
- Rohan
- Ishita
- Ratan
- Priya
- Shubh
- Ritu
- Neha
- Ashutosh
- 4,400+ questions with model answers
- 9 tracks
- 11 interviewer voices
- 5 free questions on every track
Reading answers is not the same as saying them.
So try one. These are real questions from the free part of the bank, not a demo. Nothing you type leaves this page.
If A's salary is 25% more than B's, by what percent is B's salary less than A's?
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Let B = 100. Then A = 125.
B is less than A by (125 − 100)/125 × 100 = 25/125 × 100 = 20%.
Answer: 20%. Remember the base changes: the percent difference is always taken on the quantity you are comparing against.
Compare it with yours: which point did you leave out?
Open this question in practiceWhat's the difference between method overloading and method overriding?
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Overloading: multiple methods with the same name but different parameter lists in the same class, resolved at compile time. Overriding: a subclass provides a specific implementation of a method already defined in its parent class, resolved at runtime (dynamic dispatch).
Compare it with yours: which point did you leave out?
Open this question in practiceWhat's the difference between INNER JOIN and LEFT JOIN?
Show model answerHide model answer
INNER JOIN returns only rows with matching values in both tables. LEFT JOIN returns all rows from the left table, plus matched rows from the right table — unmatched right-table columns appear as NULL.
Compare it with yours: which point did you leave out?
Open this question in practice- 01Type it first Saying it in your own words is the practice.
- 02Then open the model answer See which point you left out.
- 03Keep going The next free question is one tap away.
I'm a QA engineer with three years in testing, currently on a payments team where I own the regression suite for the checkout flow. I started in manual testing, learned Playwright on the job, and moved about two hundred of our repeat checks into automation that runs on every pull request. Next I want to shape the test strategy earlier, alongside the developers, which is why this role caught my eye.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 60-90s
Best for The safe default. HR screens and most first rounds.
I'm a QA engineer with three years of experience in web and API testing. My strongest result is cutting our regression run from two days to under an hour by automating it with Playwright. I'm now looking for an SDET role where I can do the same at a larger scale.
51 words · about 22s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 30s
Best for When the interviewer says "quick intro", at career fairs and networking.
In my first year, a rounding bug I had missed reached production and a customer was charged twice. It was fixed within the hour, but it changed how I work. I stopped testing only what the ticket described and started asking where the money moves. Three years on, that habit is why I own the payment regression suite, and why I want a team that treats testing as part of design.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 90s
Best for To stand out in behavioural rounds and with senior interviewers.
I work mostly in Playwright with TypeScript, using page objects and fixtures, and the suite runs in parallel in CI on every pull request. I own around two hundred UI checks and sixty API checks for a checkout service, with flaky tests quarantined and reviewed each week. I also write the SQL that verifies ledger entries after a run. Next I want to go deeper into contract testing and performance work.
71 words · about 30s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 90s
Best for When the interviewer is an engineer or the hiring manager is technical.
I'm a final-year computer science student, and for the last six months I have been a testing intern at a small product company. For my final project I built a library booking app and wrote its test plan, which taught me how much a clear bug report matters. I'm comfortable with Java, SQL and the basics of Selenium, and I'm looking for a first QA role where I can learn automation properly.
72 words · about 31s spoken · sample opening, the full version runs 60s
Best for Campus placements and first jobs, when there is little work history.
- 4,400+ questions with model answers
- 9 tracks
- 11 interviewer voices
- 5 free questions on every track
Everything for the round, nothing you will not use.
Every tool has a free way in. The two interviews ask for a free account first, and their cards say so.
A voice interviewer
A spoken interview with follow-ups on what you said. Pick one of 11 interviewers. It needs a free account.
Five ways to answer “tell me about yourself”
Classic, elevator, story-led, technical and fresher versions, written from your own resume.
4,400+ question bank
Model answers across 9 tracks, from fresher essentials to system design and GenAI.
An ATS-checked resume
Upload a PDF or start from a template. Get an ATS score with your top 3 fixes, a cover letter and a LinkedIn headline.
Mock interview with a PDF report
Timed, typed rounds for the stack you pick, scored, with a report you can download and reread. It needs a free account.
The Crackit app: coming soon
The app will keep the questions on your phone, so practice works with no connection. It is not on the stores yet: leave your email and we will write once.
An interviewer you can hear.
It feels closer to the room than reading does. You can hear each voice in the interview setup before you start.
- Choose who interviews youEach interviewer has their own voice and manner.
- Answer out loudThey speak the question and listen to your answer.
- Take the follow-upThe next question comes from what you just said.
- MeeraClear and measuredTechnical round, HR round
- ArjunWarm and conversationalHR round
- KavyaSteady and calmTechnical round
- RohanCrisp and directTechnical round
- IshitaBright and clearHR round
- RatanEven and professionalManager round
- PriyaFriendly and natural, like a real panel memberHR round, Manager round
- ShubhNatural and easy to followTechnical round
- RituSoft and approachableHR round
- NehaLively and upbeatHR round
- AshutoshFormal and steady, like a senior interviewerManager round
Study for the job you actually want.
Instead of reading everything, start from the posting. Job Match turns a job description into a plan for the time you have.
- 01Bring the job posting Any role you are applying for, copied as it is.
- 02Tell us the days you have Interview in nine days or in three weeks, the plan fits.
- 03Follow one focus a day Each day names a topic, so you are never wondering what to study next.
- 04Practise what it asks Each day links to the matching questions.
From fresher essentials to GenAI.
Every topic here has a question bank behind it today. We only list what exists.
- Fresher CS and programming
- QA and testing
- Frontend
- Backend
- SQL
- System design (HLD, LLD)
- DevOps and cloud
- Data science
- AI and ML
- GenAI
- MCP
- HR and STAR
- Playwright
- Selenium
- Cypress
- Test data and locators
Pay once on the web. No auto-renewal.
The free tier stays free. When you want more, one payment unlocks a track for good, or all of Pro for a fixed period.
- Free₹0always, no card
- 5 questions with model answers on every track, no account
- 1 spoken interview and 3 typed rounds with a free account
- 1 Job Match plan
- One track₹49one time, yours to keep
- Every question of the one track you pick, with answers
- It does not expire
- Adds no interviews or plans
- Pro SeasonBest value₹14990 days, about ₹50 a month
- Every question in all 9 tracks
- 8 spoken interviews and 30 typed rounds a month
- Job Match plans with no limit
Month and year passes, and the Resume Builder plans, are on the full lists.
Secure payments via RazorpayWeb passes are one-time, they never renew by themselvesPrices in rupees, tax included
Is it really free to start?
Yes. Every track gives you 5 questions with model answers, with no card and no account. Free accounts also get 1 spoken interview, 3 typed timed rounds and 1 Job Match plan. The Resume Builder has a free plan too.
Who is it for?
Freshers and working engineers preparing for interviews. Tracks today: Fresher Essentials, QA / Testing, Software Engineer (SDE), Data Science / Analytics, AI / ML Engineer, Frontend Developer, Backend Developer, DevOps / Cloud, Core Engineering (Non-CS). Recruiters, colleges and testers have their own tools on the same platform.
How are my answers scored?
An AI model reads each answer against a rubric and returns a score out of 100, with what worked and what was missing. Technical answers are judged on understanding, approach, depth and outcome; behavioural ones on the STAR parts (situation, task, action, result). Multiple-choice questions are marked by code, not by the model. A mock interview report adds an overall score and a band: Ready (80 and above), Close to ready (65 to 79), Needs practice (50 to 64) or Start with the basics. The marking is deliberately strict: a factually wrong answer scores under 50, and an answer with no specific example tops out at 70. It is a language model, so it can be wrong and can vary between runs. Treat it as practice feedback, not a prediction of what any employer will decide.
Spoken or written interview, which should I pick?
Spoken is closest to the real thing: you pick one of 11 AI interviewers (Meera, Arjun, Kavya, Rohan, Ishita, Ratan, Priya, Shubh, Ritu, Neha, Ashutosh), who speaks the questions and follows up on your answers. On the web, your browser does the speech recognition where it supports it (Chrome and Edge do), and you type your answer where it does not. Typed rounds are timed and quieter, good for a train or an office. Both give you a report.
What are the limits on free and Pro?
Free: 5 questions per track, 1 spoken interview, 3 typed rounds and 1 Job Match plan, all in total. Pro: every question in all 9 tracks, 8 spoken interviews and 30 typed rounds a month, and no limit on Job Match plans.
What is the difference between a track unlock and Pro?
A track unlock (₹49, once) gives you every question of one track for good. It does not add interviews or plans. Pro is time-based (for example 3 months for ₹149) and covers every track plus the interview and plan limits above.
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Can I cancel, and can I get a refund?
Payments on the website are one-time and never renew, so there is nothing to cancel. Within 7 days you can ask for a full refund if you have not made substantial use of what you bought. The Crackit app is not on the stores yet; when it is, subscriptions bought there will be cancelled in Google Play or the App Store.
Read the refund policyWhich devices does it work on?
Any modern browser on a phone or a laptop works today. The Crackit app is coming soon and is not on the Play Store or App Store yet. It will keep questions on your phone so practice works with no connection: join the waitlist on the Crackit page and we will email you once.
About the appHow do I pay, and is it safe?
Web payments go through Razorpay, which shows the methods available to you. We never see your card number. Prices are in rupees and include tax.
What does the Resume Builder cost?
The free plan lets you upload and edit your resume, preview 4 templates, run an ATS check with the top 3 fixes and match it to a job description. Downloads are Pro. Pro is ₹299 a month or ₹999 a year and adds every template, unlimited PDF, DOCX and image downloads, the full ATS wizard and an AI-written summary.
Open the Resume BuilderIs my data secure, and can I delete it?
Sign-in is handled by Clerk and data is stored with Supabase, both encrypted in transit and at rest. You can delete your account from the Delete account page whenever you like.
Privacy policyWhat about recruiters and colleges?
Recruiters can send candidates a link for an AI interview and get a ranked shortlist. Colleges can set up a placement-cell portal for free today and share one join link with students. For larger programmes, write to us and we will work out a plan.
See hiring toolsFive free questions. Then you decide.
Open one, answer it out loud, and see where you stand. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
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