Tauzand
All you need
to get placed

Top IT Companies
From startups and unicorns to MNCs, frequently updated.
Preparing for Amazon?
Practise only the patterns Amazon actually asks, instead of solving random DSA questions.
Topic wise + 3 Levels
Move through every topic from Easy to Medium to Hard and build problem solving skill step by step.
Interview-Like Learning
Questions are grouped the way interviewers think, so you learn to spot the pattern in seconds.
Built for Placements
Every feature is designed around one goal: helping you clear coding interviews faster.
No More Random Practice
85% of coding interviews repeat familiar patterns. Learn those first and the rest gets easier.
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“We tell you exactly which questions matter for yourdream company”
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Company Wise DSA & Prep is a company-wise placement preparation platform. You prepare for each company with curated DSA questions, patterns, priority problems and progress tracking, built on a database of 9,500+ previous year questions (PYQs) from real coding interviews at 200+ companies (product companies, startups, unicorns and MNCs), including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, Adobe, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro. Every company list is pitched around the most-asked questions: each question is ranked by how often that company has asked it, so the top of every list is what you are most likely to face. Lists are updated frequently. Questions are organized company-wise and topic-wise with Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty levels. It uses a pattern-first approach curated by FAANG engineers so students learn to recognize and solve problem patterns rather than memorize individual solutions. 1380+ engineering students are enrolled.
Tauzand DSA covers 200+ companies with 9,500+ questions in total, including product companies, startups, unicorns and MNCs such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, Adobe, Oracle, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Flipkart, and more. Lists are updated frequently. Questions are sourced from real company coding rounds, ranked by how often each company asks them, and curated by FAANG engineers.
LeetCode has 3000+ problems with no structured company-specific study plan. Tauzand DSA is company-first: 9,500+ questions, each tagged to the exact companies that asked it in real interviews and ranked by how often it is asked, so the most-asked questions come first. The platform uses a pattern-first approach so students practice the patterns their target companies test repeatedly, not random problem-grinding. Students report being placement-ready in 8–12 weeks.
Most students become placement-ready in 8–12 weeks following the pattern-first curriculum on Tauzand DSA. The platform is self-paced so students can compress or extend this based on their schedule.
Yes. Tauzand covers both product companies (Google, Amazon, Meta) and service companies (TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Tech Mahindra). Service-company rounds typically focus on Easy to Medium problems (arrays, strings, and basic trees), while product companies go deeper into graphs and dynamic programming. Questions are tagged by company so you prepare only what your target company actually asks.
Focus on your target company's top patterns instead of solving problems randomly. For example, TCS interviews are mostly arrays, strings, and basic trees, while Amazon adds graphs and dynamic programming. Tauzand's company-wise tagging lets you filter directly to your company's most-asked questions, so 3-5 hours a day of focused practice is enough to cover the highest-probability problems.
Topic-wise sheets are useful for building foundations over 12+ weeks, since they group problems by concept. Tauzand is organized company-wise instead, so for last-mile prep in the final 1-4 weeks before an interview, you can see exactly which problems your target company has actually asked rather than working through every topic in order.
Yes. Campus placement drives typically involve multiple companies across a few weeks, so freshers need a way to switch prep focus quickly between companies. Tauzand's company-wise structure lets you jump from one company's question set to another instead of re-learning topics from scratch each time, which fits the campus placement timeline better than a single generic topic-wise sheet.
Yes. Alongside service companies, Tauzand includes company-tagged question sets for Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Netflix, covering the deeper graph, dynamic programming, and system-design-adjacent patterns that FAANG interviews typically test, in addition to the fundamentals.





