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DSA Interview Preparation

Pattern-based data structures and algorithms practice for coding rounds

  • Intermediate level
  • 3 months
  • Live Online
  • Certificate of completion

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This course includes:

  • 3 months program
  • Lifetime access to recordings
  • Certificate of completion
  • Placement assistance until hired
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DSA Interview Preparation at a glance

DSA Interview Preparation is a 3 months, intermediate-level live online program from Axcvia, open to learners with comfortable coding in one language (java, python or c++), ending with a capstone project and a certificate of completion.

Duration
3 months
Level
Intermediate
Mode
Live Online
Fee
On request
Certificate
Yes, on completion
Projects
5 modules
Placement support
Included until you're hired

What you'll learn

  • Recognise the pattern behind an unseen problem
  • Solve medium-level problems within interview time limits
  • Explain approach and complexity clearly to an interviewer
  • Complete weekly mock rounds with written feedback

Course content

5 modules · 20 topics · 3 months

  • Time and space analysis
  • Arrays, strings and hashing
  • Stacks, queues and deques
  • Linked lists in interviews

Lesson recordings and materials are added to your dashboard as the batch progresses.

Requirements

  • Comfortable coding in one language (Java, Python or C++)
  • Basic programming constructs

Description

A structured preparation course for product-company coding rounds and campus placements. Instead of random problem lists, you learn the fifteen patterns that cover most interview questions — two pointers, sliding window, binary search on answer, recursion and backtracking, graphs, dynamic programming — and drill each with timed sets.

Weekly mock coding rounds are reviewed live, so you fix how you think under time pressure, not just the answer.

Frequently asked questions

Java, Python or C++ — you pick one and stay with it. Solutions are discussed in all three.

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