Ace Your General SDE Interview

Practice realistic General SDE interview rounds with a live AI interviewer — get a scored report after every session.

MockGen's General SDE mock interview puts you through live, voice-based interview rounds — covering Technical Fundamentals, Problem Solving, Projects & Behavioral, HR Round, System Design — with a scored feedback report after every session.

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Real voice AI interviewer

A live spoken conversation, not a text quiz — the same Voice AI used in MockGen's mock interviews.

Multi-round structure

Practice the real interview flow: screening, technical fundamentals, problem solving, and behavioral rounds.

Personalized feedback report

A scored breakdown after every session, not just a pass/fail.

  1. 1

    Pick your round

    Start with any round — Technical Fundamentals, Problem Solving, System Design, or Behavioral.

  2. 2

    Talk to the AI interviewer

    A live voice conversation, not a text quiz.

  3. 3

    Get your scored report

    See exactly where you lost points and what to fix next.

What we evaluate for a General SDE role

Technical Fundamentals

CS fundamentals: data structures (arrays, hash maps, trees, graphs), time/space complexity reasoning, OOP concepts, OS basics (processes vs threads, memory), networking basics (HTTP, TCP), and DBMS fundamentals (keys, normalization, transactions). Campus-placement style breadth.

Problem Solving

Classic DSA: arrays/strings, linked lists, stacks/queues, binary trees, recursion, sorting/searching, and introductory DP. Standard interview patterns (two-pointer, sliding window, BFS/DFS) at fresher-to-mid depth.

Projects & Behavioral

Academic/personal project deep-dive: what they built, their individual contribution, hardest bug, technology choices, teamwork in group projects.

HR Round

Career start motivation, learning attitude, relocation/shift flexibility, handling rejection and feedback.

System Design

Basic system thinking only: how a URL shortener or library-management system would be structured — components and data flow, no distributed-systems depth.

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