How AI mock interviews work
- Choose the role you are preparing for, or paste the job description.
- Pick a style: balanced, behavioural (STAR stories), technical, or a tougher challenge round.
- Set the difficulty from warm-up to challenging.
- Answer each question; the interviewer asks follow-ups like a real panel would.
- Review feedback and scores, then practise again and track your progress.
Get the most from each session
- Treat it like the real interview: sit up, no notes, answer in full.
- Aim for answers of 60–120 seconds. Longer usually means rambling.
- Use a specific example in every behavioural answer.
- Repeat the questions you scored lowest on the next day.
Who it helps most
Freshers facing their first interviews, people returning after a break, anyone interviewing in a second language, and candidates preparing for a specific company where the stakes are high. Practising the same answers several times is the fastest way to lose the nerves.