Practice with an AI Mock Interview
Stop rehearsing in your head. Speak your answers out loud, get scored by AI, and walk into your next interview with real confidence.
How AI Mock Interviews Work
Speak your answers
Practice out loud with your microphone — just like a real interview. AI transcribes and evaluates your response.
Tailored questions
Upload your CV and job description. The AI generates questions specific to your target role and experience.
Instant scoring & feedback
Get a 0–100 score with detailed, actionable feedback on every answer. Know exactly where to improve.
Track your progress
Build streaks, unlock achievements, and watch your readiness score climb as you practice daily.
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The basics
What is an AI mock interview, exactly?
An AI mock interview is a practice interview where artificial intelligence plays the role of the recruiter. You upload your CV and the job description for the role you're targeting, the AI generates a question tailored to that exact combination, and you answer the question out loud (with your microphone) or by typing. The AI then scores your answer from 0 to 100, points out the specific strengths in what you said, and suggests concrete improvements — instantly, every time.
The mental shift is simple: instead of rehearsing a generic answer in your head and hoping it lands on the day, you get the rep, get the score, and adjust before it counts. Most users start practicing one week before an interview and complete 20–40 questions. By the time they walk into the real one, they've already done the equivalent of four full interview rounds — without the anxiety of a real recruiter watching.
What makes it different from generic question banks is the tailoring. The same role at two different companies will produce different questions, because the AI weighs the job description differently each time. A senior backend engineer applying to a fintech startup will get distinct questions from one applying to a healthcare company — even if the role title is identical. That's the part you can't get from a YouTube video or a list of "100 common interview questions."
Question types
Four interview categories, one practice surface.
Every AI mock interview rotates through these four question categories. Some interviews lean heavily on one type, but real recruiters mix them — and so do we.
HR & screening
Recruiter-led questions that decide whether you advance to the next round.
- "Tell me about yourself"
- "Why this company?"
- "What are your salary expectations?"
STAR / behavioural
Past-behaviour questions answered with the Situation–Task–Action–Result framework.
- "Tell me about a time you led a difficult project"
- "Describe a conflict with a colleague"
- "Walk me through a failure"
Technical & role-specific
Domain-specific questions calibrated to your CV's seniority and the job description.
- "Walk me through how you'd debug a slow query"
- "Design a system for X"
- "What's your go-to framework for Y?"
Motivation & culture fit
The questions that decide whether the interviewer can picture you on their team.
- "Why do you want this role?"
- "Where do you see yourself in three years?"
- "What makes you a good fit for our team?"
How scoring works
The four axes the AI evaluates on every answer.
Your 0–100 score is a weighted blend of four factors. Recruiters mentally apply the same rubric in real interviews — they just don't tell you the score afterwards.
Relevance & directness
Did your answer address the question that was actually asked, or did you drift into something tangential?
Structure & clarity
Could a recruiter follow your answer the first time, or did they have to mentally untangle it?
Specific examples
Did you cite real evidence — concrete situations, numbers, names — or stay in vague generalities?
Professional communication
Tone, pacing, confidence. The intangibles a recruiter feels in 10 seconds.
On top of the score, you get 2–4 specific strengths (referencing words you actually used), 1–4 concrete improvements framed as "next time you could…", and a suggested model answer rewritten in your voice.
Mock interview FAQ
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