Placements are near. You still don't know what to study tomorrow.
Blind 75 or NeetCode 150. Striver's sheet or the A-Z. How much ML is enough. Six tabs open, four playlists saved, and almost nothing done.
The problem was never finding resources. It's that you keep spending your prep time deciding what to prep.
Built on what you already use
The fix
One plan. 25 days. Ten things a day, already picked.
No sheet to choose, no playlist to compare, no deciding what today is for. Today's ten items are on the screen when you log in, and they are different tomorrow.
The sources
The same names you already trust.
You already know these. What the sprint adds is the order — what to do on day 7, and in what sequence.
Blind 75
Every problem on LeetCode and GeeksforGeeks, with a Striver (takeUforward) video on 50 of them.
LeetCode Top SQL 50
All 50, in LeetCode's own order.
ML and deep learning
50 topics, ordered by what shows up in an OA. GeeksforGeeks for the formulas, a CampusX video on 37 of them.
Brainstellar
All 50 puzzles — the reasoning style the timed sections use.
Probability and statistics
25 topics, descriptive stats through Bayes to hypothesis testing.
What a day looks like
Day 1, exactly as you'd see it.
Day 1, free — this is exactly what every day looks like.
Day one. Do the three DSA problems before you look at anything else — that is the habit the next 24 days are built on.
This is Day 1. Ticking works right now — your progress is saved, and it follows you into your account if you buy.
Ninety minutes is roughly what three DSA problems get in a real OA.
DSA
Aptitude
ML
Probability & Statistics
That is one day. There are twenty-five.
What you get
It is not a list of links.
Today's count, as a circle
Ten items a day. Watch it close. That is the whole loop.
Your day ends at 5am
Finish at 2am and it still counts as today. Nobody studies to a calendar.
Every problem, already linked
LeetCode and GeeksforGeeks on every question, so you never lose ten minutes finding the right page.
Videos where they help
Striver (takeUforward) on the DSA problems, CampusX on the ML topics. The channels you already watch.
A timer that follows you
Ninety minutes for DSA, forty for SQL. Pop it out and it stays on top while you solve on LeetCode.
Star it, revise it
Anything you star becomes one page — your revision sheet, the thing you open the night before an OA.
Notes on the problem itself
Write what tripped you up. It is there three weeks later, on that exact question, not lost in a notebook.
Nothing piles up
Miss a day and it stays missed. No red numbers, no catch-up screen, and three pause days for the weeks that go wrong.
Why not just use a sheet
A sheet doesn't know what day you're on.
₹49 — one payment.
Yours for all 25 days. No subscription, no renewal, nothing to cancel.
Day 1 is free. Open it, click the links, do the problems. Pay only if you want the other twenty-four.
No refunds — which is exactly why Day 1 is free before you pay.
Who made this
Made by a final-year student at IIT Delhi who is sitting the same OAs, from the plan they built for themselves.
Before you buy
Why pay when these sources are open to everyone?
Finding them was never the hard part — deciding the order is. Twenty-five days of sequencing and pacing is what this saves you. If you would rather build the schedule yourself, that works too, and every source is named above.
What if I fall behind?
Missed items don't count toward your total. No debt, no catch-up screen, no red numbers. You also get three pause days.
Is this only for data analyst roles?
It's built for the data side — analyst, data scientist, business analyst, and the ML-flavoured roles next to them. That's why SQL, ML theory and statistics sit alongside DSA instead of DSA alone. The DSA and aptitude parts work for any role.
Can I get a refund?
We do not offer refunds, which is why Day 1 is fully open before you pay. You can work through a whole day, click every link, and decide with real information rather than a promise.