I’m a solo founder and developer in Hyderabad, and I built Myskillgrid™ for one reason: freshers and job switchers in India know the syllabus, but nobody lets them practise being interviewed. The first time they say an answer out loud is the interview that counts.
Myskillgrid is a free-to-start platform where you practise mock interviews for the job you want, get a score and a stronger answer for every question, fix your resume, and follow a roadmap to interview-ready. This post lists every feature and, more importantly, how to use them in the right order so you improve fast.
Every feature
Mock interviews
- Pick from 900+ job titles in 62 fields (Java Full Stack, Python, Frontend/React, .NET, Software Testing, DevOps/Cloud, Data Analyst, Data Scientist, SAP ABAP, HR and more).
- Questions come one at a time. Type your answer or speak it, and use Listen to hear the question read out.
- Two modes: Untimed to learn without pressure, and Real interview with a timer.
- Every answer gets a score, feedback and a stronger version of your answer.
- At the end: a full report and a study plan.
Practice sessions
- Short 4-question drills for the areas where you scored low, so you do not have to sit a whole interview to fix one weak spot.
Resume tools
- Review: a shortlist score out of 100, your top 5 fixes, the weak lines and the keywords missing for your target job.
- Rewrite (paid): a stronger resume, scored again so you see the change, for example 45 → 58.
Learn and prepare
- Roadmaps for 900+ jobs: the skills your job needs and a path to interview-ready. Free and public.
- Interview question pages with short model answers for the most-searched jobs.
- Free learning library: beginner courses where each lesson starts with “In simple words”, so no term appears before it is explained.
Track and show progress
- Readiness score and progress history for your target job.
- Job applications tracker (free): every application, its stage, the next round, the resume you sent and the questions they asked. Book a round and you get a day-by-day practice plan and a reminder the evening before.
- Certificate of skill assessment: at 80%+ readiness you can share a certificate with an ID that anyone can verify, on WhatsApp or LinkedIn.
- Reminders so practice does not slip.
For institutes and colleges
- Run batches and see your students’ progress (only with each student’s consent). Plans start at ₹3,999 for 30 students.
The fastest way to use it: a loop
Do not take one interview and stop. The score only goes up if you repeat the loop.
1. Choose your target job. Be specific: “Java Full Stack”, not “IT”. Everything after this is measured against that job.
2. Take your free interview. Use Untimed mode the first time. You are finding your starting point, not trying to impress anyone.
3. Read the report like a coach, not a verdict. Look at your lowest-scoring answers first. Those are your weak skills. Read the stronger answer for each and notice what it included that yours did not.
4. Fix the weak skill before practising again. Open that skill on your roadmap or in the learning library, and read the lesson. Ten minutes of learning beats another blind attempt.
5. Drill it with a practice session. Four questions on that area. Aim to beat your last score on it.
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 for the next weakest skill. One skill at a time. Your roadmap fills in as you answer well.
7. Take a full interview again. Now switch to Real interview mode with the timer. Compare your readiness with last time.
8. Do your resume in parallel. Run the review for your target job, fix the top 5 issues, then review again. Use the rewrite if you want a cleaner version.
9. Track every application. Add each job you apply to, paste the job post, and note the resume you sent. When a round is booked, follow the practice plan for that exact job.
10. Aim for 80% readiness. Then share your certificate and ask a friend to beat your score.
Simple weekly routine: one full interview, two or three practice sessions on your weakest skills, one resume check. About three hours a week.
What it costs
Free to start: 1 short interview and 1 resume review, no card. Packs are one-time (no subscription) and credits never expire: Starter ₹199, Pro ₹499, Max ₹899. Unused packs can be refunded within 7 days.
Who built it, and what I need from you
I’m the only developer, and I read every message. Honestly, I have very few users so far, so your feedback matters more than anything.
- If you are a fresher or switching jobs: take the free interview and tell me what was useless.
- If you run a training institute or work in placements: I would like 20 minutes of your time.
- If you build things: tell me what you would do differently.
Myskillgrid never charges for jobs or placements and never calls asking for fees.
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