Why interview practice matters more than interview knowledge
Most freshers who fail a technical interview don't fail because they didn't know the material. They fail because they'd never had to explain it out loud, under time pressure, to someone evaluating every word. Solving a problem alone in an editor and solving it while narrating your thinking to an interviewer are different skills, and the second one is what actually gets tested.
Static prep resources (question banks, video playlists, lists of “top DSA questions”) teach the first skill, not the second. They also rarely match the role you're interviewing for: a fixed question bank doesn't know whether the job needs React specifically, system design fundamentals or SQL, so it gives you a little of everything and a lot of nothing.
Job Alert 24's mock interviews generate questions from the actual job description you're applying to and the projects on your resume: technical questions calibrated to the stack and seniority, and HR questions in the STAR format. Every answer gets specific feedback, so each practice round makes the next one, and the real one, better.