How to crack dream job in just 2 months

This video explains a very simple plan in order to crack your dream job for internship or placements in just 2 months of preperation time. This plan contains a detailed explanation of work to be done in these 2 months for success. If you find any difficulty or have any query then do COMMENT below. PLEASE help our channel by SUBSCRIBING and LIKE our video if you found it helpful...CYA :)
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[@NirmalSilwal]

I think to solve 10 problems daily is only for experienced coders or those who did CP in past, not for beginners or intermediate learners.

[@yogendrapratapsingh4129]

I can tell with 100% surety that it is impossible to cover dsa in 2 month. You can do it for name sake but in reality It actually takes more time.

[@revanth6476]

coverinng dsa in 2 months doesn't mean to start form scratch. its for the one who already hav some idea. and now they can have a plan to cover all the topics.

[@zeeshanhasankhan]

@@revanth6476 agree I have covered all the topics in dsa and I can do this within a 2monthw

[@mrprime557]

for dumb ppl like u mayb lol. i cracked google in 1.5 months

[@koalabear8953]

Its possible man ,I learn dsa for 1 year than take a long 6 months break, after that I followed this guys advice and able to relearn dsa in just 1 and 1/2 month , Before that I also think it is impossible but it is possible if you have strong will and mind like myself, So stop complaining and start working hard

[@ankitdubey9310]

dp+ graph are the most important topics : talking with experience

[@lashalezhava2313]

Agree, You have to have the fire to do this in two months. But if you are really aiming dream job you must have one. Great video!

[@boristrofimov58]

glad I stumbled on your channel, dude, your content is golden!

[@techdose4u]

Thanks :)

[@animatedzombie64]

uranium92

[@vivekksahu271]

Best roadmap for cracking interview although the time table is kind of crunchy for beginners but may be that is the best way to go.

[@techdose4u]

Yea.... This is difficult but not impossible.

[@spetsnaz_2]

Never saw such a meaningful video...Great.!

[@harsh_n208]

Unmeaningful mostly. Because nobody can do DSA in 2 months.

[@martingarrrix4369]

You know also focus on graph data structure, I sat in the juspay interview , 3 questions were asked and all of them were of GRAPH , offered package was 10 LPA , P.s. I didn't make it.cuz of GRAPHS

[@himanshusomani7]

lol

[@siddharthr594]

what kinda questions were asked in the interview?

[@575saisri4]

I dont usually like randomly but now i am doing it to ur videos bcz i m confident of u . thank uu.

[@techdose4u]

Thanks :)

[@abhishekgarg4653]

You forgot graphs which is heavily asked like trees in product based . Also, we have to practise a lot on other platforms as well

[@ytg6663]

How r u doing. R u placed ?

[@abhishekgarg4653]

@@ytg6663 yes, having 2.3 years of work ex

[@DK-js8cz]

Recursion also

[@raushankumargupta7018]

So, today i'm going to take this challenge. Hope god will with me.

[@harshittripathi3021]

I got placed in factset because of your plan. Thankyou so much 🙏

[@techdose4u]

Woww...such a great news ❤️ congratulations 🎉

[@faizansaqeeb3390]

Which language did u used for dsa??

[@harshittripathi3021]

@@faizansaqeeb3390 python

[@faizansaqeeb3390]

@@harshittripathi3021 ok pls send vdeo link if u have... To learn dsa with python..

[@harshittripathi3021]

@@faizansaqeeb3390 There is no exact one source , I studied from geeksforgeeks , leetcode ,hackerearth and few youtube channel for it.

[@padmamalinirb4473]

Thank you sir..for providing this schedule...before seeing this video I don't have even one percent confidence ..now I can work with some hope👍👍

[@techdose4u]

Follow it as much as you can and you will see yourself improve a lot in just 2 months :)

[@padmamalinirb4473]

@@techdose4u yes sir..thanks a lot

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@EngWorld-nr2ww]

You won my heart , this much concern for student..

[@techdose4u]

😅

[@AnkitKumarCoder]

Sir we have no resourses to study Backtracking Recursion. Your way of teaching is amazing. I am requesting you to please make tutorial on backtracking with lots of questions.

[@techdose4u]

Actually the best way to learn recursion and backtracking is to solve questions. There is no theory to explain. I have many videos on this topic but I have not organized them. I will soon organize them.

[@AnkitKumarCoder]

Pleasee sir.😊 and thank you

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@sumitghewade2002]

Thank you so much... Last part was biggest take away

[@techdose4u]

👍

[@Shuvooa]

When he says two months he actually means two years.

[@Hack_Neuron_To_DSA]

🤣🤣

[@nareshkumarnj7949]

🤣

[@PRASHANTKUMAR-xs9pk]

u are right man

[@techdose4u]

It's not true. It depends on time, effort, seriousness and your current level of knowledge. It is obviously different for different people.

[@tuffOG]

Lol

[@pradyumnarahul]

I'll take this as a challenge and complete all of this in 20 hours.

[@techdose4u]

Woww!! 😅

[@varshasaravanan7037]

Do comment here after finishing . Will inspire many : )

[@anujshaan1006]

if you work this for 15hrs in a day you can finish this in one month (which i did)

[@amitjoshi1824]

Too good roadmap for students.......Good Job sir ....Keep making this type of videos ..

[@techdose4u]

👍🏼

[@amitjoshi1824]

@@techdose4u Sir apse ek choti si request hai Java ke OOPS ke concept pr ek video leacture banaye..

[@vishalrout2593]

Hey bro ... This is really nice... But could you make a video a roadmap on how to get placed in product based conpanies for a guy who just started his third year in college... It would be really nice

[@techdose4u]

Sure, I will once I get some time.

[@utkarshgupta2909]

haha, true .. but not exactly .., I started from scratch and it took me 12 hours of daily study for 1 year and 4 months to get placed in microsoft sde2

[@techdose4u]

👍

[@sumanthchowdary9699]

did u got the job as a fresher?

[@utkarshgupta2909]

Yes I was in samsung delhi from college placement.. then studied algo ds and design to get here on my own

[@sumanthchowdary9699]

@@utkarshgupta2909 currently i'm a final year student and not placed in any company yet, can i directly join in any pbc without having any experience in IT company by mastering the above subjects and programming by?

[@utkarshgupta2909]

Yes u can.. but scheduling interview process will be a challenge as resume shortlisting happens

[@awesome_latest_virals6098]

more than awesome ! please introduce yourself in a seperate video. I have been watching your videos for 2 years thats why i m requesting u to do so since its sometimes its hard to visualise who is talking !!!!!

[@techdose4u]

Thanks for the idea!

[@ashwinvarma9349]

I wanna hug u man!😭

[@rashadbs2010]

That last words are so much valuable and thanks for sharing such videos

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@shyamprakashm6325]

It is too useful thanking you for posted this video...god grace I landed your channel

[@techdose4u]

This will definitely help you :)

[@spencerkinny]

Could you also make a video on how to apply (Portal) for Dream companies, or we always need referrals?

[@RANAND-xd3zu]

The wonderful strategy I watch this video too late but last minute but not least I have enough time I am working per day 18hour I think I completed in 1 month it means 510 hours I completed from July 1 to 31 I completed in all top I am doing in random order plan is very important Nice please more in future and I am waiting for your video on motivating on coding sometimes my mind told this is too hard I can't do this problem and some condition what can I do

[@minakshikudalkar557]

You're doing great work Sir! Thank you so much for this video

[@ehsanhosseini5861]

Thank you for this great video. I already did about 70 leet code but after a month when I look at the same problem I solved it I don't remember which algorithm I used and it takes me 30 mins or one hour to solve it again. Is this normal? Can you please guide me in these 3 questions: 1. When were you looking at the correct solution -- before you began the problem when you got stuck, only after struggling to solve it yourself? How long until you would look at the solution, typically? 2. What would you do after you'd not solved the problem, but looked at the answer? 3. What would you do after you did solve a problem?

[@techdose4u]

1) I try a code with dry running my algorithm and give it some time like 30 mins (for interview prep problems). If you can't solve or can't think then see the editorial. 2)Try to implement the editorial or code after understanding. This will help boosting atleast your implementation skill. 3)I see other other approaches to know about possible algorithms and better ideas.

[@kushalappaca5324]

This is only possible if you have coded all the time in college for 1 or 2 yeares and u are preparing for placements in 2 months. Don't misguide people. If you are new to programming then practice coding, get the hang of it and come back to this video 6 month or a year later.

[@HimanshuKumar-sl6ud]

hello sir please make this type of video according to current scenario

[@rms7585]

Sir are we expected to do any projects? If yes kindly elaborate on that topic too.Also, kindly suggest the best resources to prepare for the theory part. Thank you for this great video! I wish I had seen this a little bit earlier!

[@techdose4u]

If you are appearing for college placements then a small project should be fine (since you cannot do internship or full-fledged project because it requires a lot of time). You can do simple Machine learning projects like handwritten digit recognition or anything simple like done which can be done and dusted in a day. Then focus only on preparation. Your problem solving ability is much more important than your project if you are still in college.

[@rms7585]

@@techdose4u Thank you so much for your swift response sir! Can you please suggest the resources for the theory concepts. Thanks again!

[@futureprofree9704]

Really its a wonderful video for beginners 😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks a lot sir showing the best way 🙏 👌 👍 👏

[@DiwasTimilsina]

Basically learn all of computer science in 2 months is what this video is suggesting.

[@binarylife1100]

i will like to admit to stretch this to 3-4 months....u can;t consistently go that intense 60 days in a row

[@TheKeyToMusicOfficial]

man. i love you. what a great soul

[@M_SAI_VARMA]

I think 2 months won't be enough for service based companies only😄 Anyway this helps for learning these topics

[@shreeyanshisrivastava9377]

can u please elaborate OOP section that what all topic are really important.....but really this video is what i am looking for months.....just elaborate some more important topics for OOP.

[@techdose4u]

Okay sure.

[@rajjaiswal1249]

looks good on paper doesnt work in real life

[@iiiTzYedya]

Please cover this question: 410. Split Array Largest Sum

[@saianushachodapaneedi7504]

Thank you...content really so useful..In geeks for geeks we find so many questions ..if we take array concept how to pick80 questions from bunch of questions..

[@techdose4u]

Back then when I made the video, it was easier to choose. Now's it's just filled with a lot of code like a library. I understand your concern. You can solve all the interviewbit questions and then move to reading articles on geeks.Dont read them full. If you feel you can solve it then move to next question. This way, it will be much faster to cover.

[@saianushachodapaneedi7504]

@@techdose4u ok thank you sir..is really previously asked questions are usefull?

[@techdose4u]

Very helpful. I will recommend you to solve from interviewbits. The questions are filtered from leetcode.

[@kakhatezelashvili3368]

Thanks for your video mate ;) great work. ))) Before I start doing array questions should I first learn DFS and BFS ? I mean what if Graph related topics appear in Array section ? Same way what if backtracking or non array related techniques appear in Array section? Thanks in advance

[@techdose4u]

Yea you can do that. Its always good to know the basics first.

[@kakhatezelashvili3368]

@@techdose4u So I decided to practice on Leetcode on daily basis and as you recommended I would practice topic by topic. Is that ok or I lack something in my plan ?

[@vinaysharma642]

Hi, it's december and I have just came across your channel.I "ll be learninf things accordingly it"ll take around 3months for me. My question is :do these companies have job opening in and around march ? What's exactly timeline shoukd i consider for applying. Thanks for the video btw

[@techdose4u]

There is no such time limit for the companies

[@rahulsolankib]

Sir please make a video on what type of projects they expects in technical interview

[@techdose4u]

Okay sure.

[@tecHSonic]

Awesome video sir. Please make another video for full prep guide may be of 100days.

[@techdose4u]

Yes I will make :)

[@analyticstamizan677]

That's what I looking for💯💯👌👌

[@unezkazi4349]

I will start today sir. Will keep updating.

[@jyotikapurohit9540]

Congrats Surya! can you please share the sheet of questions you referred to ? it would be great! thanks :) 🥳🎉🎉

[@AayushSharma-io7qu]

I am looking for this type of timetable. please provide how to make resume differ and guide for off-campus.

[@techdose4u]

Will make it in future

[@retrogame3138]

@@techdose4udo it bro i am waiting for resume preparation

[@MrManish1233]

Where to get those list of 80 questions on array which are based only on array itself not mixed with other topics

[@mayukhchanda5805]

Great informative video. I just have one question, does a fresher has to also face system design interview if one is applying for these companies. Any ways great video. Thanks you if you have read my comment.

[@techdose4u]

Nope. No system design. Only knowing basics of distributed systems along with sharding and some very basic concepts on scalability will get you through. You can search and complete these topics in less than a day.

[@mayukhchanda5805]

@@techdose4u Thank you for the fast reply. Can you make a video just covering the topics about system design which a fresher is expected to know ? Or if you know a video which might help.

[@branzalleyne472]

@@techdose4u Yes can you make a video covering basics for system design

[@krishnavamsinadharikatla5150]

Superb sir make sir make Another plan for 100 days that will be useful for freshers who have lot of time to prepare

[@techdose4u]

Sure.

[@ryan-bo2xi]

You are an inspiration bro .. keep up the good work

[@techdose4u]

Yes I will :)

[@relax-and-fun8984]

As per given plan time is very less, if anyone will fallow that rule then that person get to know it's not easy to complete all questions and getting the concept deeply , in this we can cover only previous year question but if interviewer mould the question we will not be able to give a precise and concise solution , because we haven't tried anything new, we have just covered the previous pre asked questions, my suggestions is give 3 days more to each topic and go through leetcode and try some new problem then we get to realise how much prepare i m atleast min to min 4 month required to get your dream job 👍, i hope i m right.

[@blume0f]

sir this will help me to clear the coding round too??? i did'nt started cp early and start from this lockdown only.... 48 days in coding that u mentioned will help me solve the coding round questions also or i am too late??

[@techdose4u]

You are never late believe me. You should start working seriously whenever you realize :)

[@anujshaan1006]

Bro i started studying from April 2020. yes started "studying" before that i was not able to understand if-else statement or any of the loops but after day and night hardwork of studying today in august i can solve most of the Competitive programming problems. i got 5 star in hackerrank in problem solving and c++ language. so no one is never late. just stop thinking and start working. if you dont believe me you can search me in hacker rank as id: "anujshaan" .

[@farheenfirdous6530]

@@anujshaan1006 This is just really great 💥

[@deepti8085]

Is that possible to solve 10 questions per day? Is this only me, who is finding 10 questions per day, practically impossible?

[@sameekshabhatia5443]

Exactly 10 questions per day how?

[@omkarshendge5438]

@@sameekshabhatia5443 it is impossible.

[@praburajiiv]

why greedy is not important? the alternative solution for some of DP problem is greedy technique. b/w i Hate greedy. why should not it is important? answer me please!!

[@mazid3361]

I was asked graph in google interview, the graph itself took me 2 months to learn, there is no way you can complete this in 2 months

[@beingcheercool]

Don't put your capacity here and demotivate others 👍

[@spandanmaity8352]

Outstanding... Thank you...

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@rahulranjan7567]

Funny I find Stack and queues the toughest and Trees and Graphs as easiest. Maybe because I have given more than a month just on recursion and backtracking.

[@techdose4u]

Maybe :) Frankly graphs are easier than array based question provided you have covered all the data structures :)

[@rahulranjan7567]

@@techdose4u Agreed. Maybe because in interviews there's an upper limit to which you can push the difficulty levels for graphs. First up, the nodes visiting and handling of neighbours in graph is itself problematic for most. However, arrays have so vast diversity in questions. I solve them and almost all the time it so happens that theres a better approach out there. Just a question I had to ask, suppose I stumble upon a question in interview. After trying everything, I was able to reduce the complexity to O(NlogN) but a linear solution exits as well, so will Interviewer reject me if I cant come up with BEST solution? Or will he see something else?

[@techdose4u]

@@rahulranjan7567 Woww....I have just made a video on this. Today it will get uploaded. Do watch it ;)

[@rahulranjan7567]

@@techdose4u Eagerly waiting. Thanks!!!

[@algorithmimplementer415]

Looks good on paper / video.

[@techdose4u]

I will work too.

[@codetech3082]

Bro please post videos on hackerrank problems also …. Pleaseeeeeee It would be a great help… I’ll be waiting

[@saqlainsajid4067]

Marvelous video, found your channel from a comment on geeks for geeks, I have a question though, how much computer science knowledge is required to be able to understand everything in your syllabus? I only know python, up to classes and a few data structures, will I be able to complete the whole syllabus with this much knowledge?

[@techdose4u]

Python is all about googling because a good engineer should be first a good explorer :) You know sufficiently well. If you have knowledge on C then you can also read Narsimha Karumanchi book on DS & Algo, otherwise, just solve different types of problems making use of different programming data structures and paradigms. You will get each and every required tool on internet. Moreover, geeksforgeeks fo contain codes in python. Even if it doesn't then you can get the Python code in the COMMENT section. Somebody must have posted it. All the best :)

[@saqlainsajid4067]

@@techdose4u Thanks, so I have the basic knowledge to start following your curriculum then

[@techdose4u]

Yea start fast. Utilise this lockdown to the fullest.

[@kyusufm]

Thank you man!

[@lavanyarao5650]

Thank you every body tell to refer site but nobody tell the schedule

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@haricharanvalleru4411]

thank you so much excellent video and helpful

[@techdose4u]

👍🏼

[@aliashrafs]

I think, if everyday 2 question from each topic is taken then at any point of time you are practically ready, with interview prep.

[@neeleshchandram941]

Really bro? Can we prepare with just this method that has been suggested? Not for Amazon or Google like elite level ones but for other decent paying IT companies.

[@aashisinghai7170]

The site (geeksforgeeks) is completely changed would appreciate a video on newly enhanced site.

[@pranav7471]

Very Insightful Thank You

[@sarfarazalam6077]

Conscise schedule...Thank you!!

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@sanjeev2525]

if life was this easy

[@DAN-iz9gi]

Thank you for such an informative video!

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@98yashasvi]

Amazing video sir. ⭐ Sir, from where to do the theory part? OS, DBMS, Networks

[@techdose4u]

From GATE notes or from class notes or from any online sources like geeks etc.

[@ishwargupta9928]

Sir I have just completed my b.tech and soon going to join service based company,if I have to wait for one year,should I follow this roadmap?

[@techdose4u]

Get started ASAP.

[@HarshitSingh-it7kp]

This was really great. Thank you sir

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@tungtruong5904]

it's simple but not easy, love you bro. Thanks for sharing.

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@Deena4421]

Is structure or OOPS concept should be known before doing this problems and studying these topics?????

[@debabratasahoo2588]

Thank U sir for providing valuable information...🙏🙏

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@trickybrain8787]

Sir kindly make a video on Integer to roman number conversion concept! It will be very helpful.

[@nobita7231]

Sir I don't know about data structure. I know only c/c++ and now learning java. Which language should I prefer for data structure?

[@techdose4u]

Any language will do.

[@lovkush5257]

Which app Or software you used for that black writing sir?

[@bhanu0047]

Thanks for making this video. Any links for the theory section?

[@techdose4u]

From GATE notes or from class notes or from any online sources like geeks etc.

[@yarramneninikhil1299]

Will guide me daily sir to crack this

[@holatechm]

How about system design SOLID, and Design pattern topics?

[@miteshvb1338]

did anyone here crack internship after this preparation? (curious)

[@jabsha8405]

Great plan.. Sir, what about Trees and Graphs??

[@sakshibhalothia8770]

Only the mentioned data structures are sufficient enough for coding test of product based companies like amazon,flipkart etc.? I am solving from geeksforgeeks and there are around 100 questions on each topic with different levels. Is it necessary to solve all level questions and most importantly, is geeksforgeeks sufficient?

[@techdose4u]

Geeksforgeeks is more than sufficient. You need to read most questions but solve only a few. You will be good. Solve questions from interviewbits and read from geeksforgeeks. That should be enough.

[@sakshibhalothia8770]

@@techdose4u okay thanks

[@techdose4u]

All the best.

[@sakshibhalothia8770]

@@techdose4u Tnx

[@prasad.patil12]

Do we need to be good at competitive programming or only following this approach will vwork in order to crack product based company interview? In such a short span of time.

[@techdose4u]

Following this will work. CP is not essential for product based company. Just focus on problem solving.

[@yufangjuan4994]

Thanks. But should I study system design also?

[@akashlal6476]

Do we need to learn dynamic programming, back tracking and greeding algorithms also

[@techdose4u]

Backtracking is very important because it is simply doing DFS. DP is not very imp. You can learn memoization and solve many backtracking problems efficiently. Cover basic algorithms and data structures first.

[@vandanpatel2339]

Why is Dynamic Programming and Graphs not even mentioned. They are heavily asked.

[@viditsaxena2418]

WOW SIR THANK YOU FOR THE INSIGHT

[@techdose4u]

Welcome...hope this helps you :)

[@koushikram1489]

I'm currently working on Javascript + NodeJS+ Angular/React... These technologies don't have opportunities on Microsoft and other companies ?

[@koushikram1489]

Or can we do these problem solving on js itself?

[@techdose4u]

There are many openings in this department as well.

[@koushikram1489]

@@techdose4u Please do some videos on that area too dear Techdose. Will be really useful.. and if we can do DS and algorithm Problems also in that area ... Thanks for such useful resources u are giving :)

[@sulekhakumari-hs4gy]

This is what I was looking for.

[@techdose4u]

Nice :)

[@Virus-ke8xj]

I'm about to start 3rd year, I have decent knowledge of data structures...but I still have to study about different standard algorithms...do u suggest me to follow the same path or any other longer path?

[@Virus-ke8xj]

Longer path in the sense should I solve from gfg/interviewbit now itself or should I practice now from leetcode and later follow this schedule??

[@prasadthombare6208]

I don't think this less time will make it. In this way your just rote learn if your not understanding enough. I think it will take at least 6 months. You should have very good knowledge of each concept and whenever you see the problem you have that ability to apply those concepts.

[@Saurabhkumar-ps5zp]

Thank you

[@techdose4u]

Welcome

[@neeleshchandram941]

Sir, the only question I wanted to ask is, can we study these topics from geeksforgeeks directly and move into the interview questions or do we need to study these topics separately and then start programming?

[@techdose4u]

You need to first study and then code....code only similar chosen problems and not all of them because you are short on time.

[@neeleshchandram941]

@@techdose4u Thank you so much for the response, sir. Yes, sir that was my question. Can we study it from Geeksforgeeks itself? I have knowledge of data structures already and just need a revision.

[@realnapster1522]

You need to code on same day to remember the topic well.

[@vanshikajain9402]

In gfg, so many methods are given for a single problem....is doing all of them benefitial? Or can I skip 1 or 2 methods which I am facing a little bit difficulty at and they too have same complexity as the other ones?

[@techdose4u]

Yes. If you haven't covered certain DS then it is recommended that you understand the DS and then cover that problem. In that way, array will take longest time. But once you are done with it, it will be easier to follow next topic.

[@vinayakkokane6267]

Sir What about the first round questions? Is solving questions on DS algo on leetcode , gfg will be enough to clear 1st online coding round?

[@techdose4u]

More than enough. Just start practicing. You will feel the difference.