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Book a Mock Interview or Mentorship Session

Preparing for a Java backend interview?
Confused about microservices, Spring Boot, or project structure?
Need guidance on your career roadmap?

I offer 1:1 sessions designed to help students and developers gain clarity, confidence, and real interview experience.


🔹 1. 30-Minute Mock Interview

A real interview-style session covering:

  • Java fundamentals

  • OOP + Core concepts

  • Collections & Multithreading

  • Spring Boot

  • REST APIs

  • Microservices basics

  • Real-world project discussion

  • Behavioral questions

You will receive:

✔ Honest feedback
✔ Strengths & weaknesses
✔ Improvement plan


How to Book a Session

Use the booking calendar below to select a time slot that works for you.

Once booked, you will receive:

  • A confirmation email

  • A Google Meet link

  • Session details


⬇️ Booking Calendar


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