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R.M.K. Group × Smart

Placement-ready
with Smart.

Build a resume that gets shortlisted. Practise the interview until you’re ready. AI tells you exactly what to fix.

Resume builderResume screenerAI mock interviewsSix interview typesDetailed feedback reports

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Why these two

Your resume gets you in.
Your interview gets you hired.

ApplyHundreds of students
for every drive

Gate 1

Resume screen

Software and recruiters spend seconds on it. If the right skills aren’t visible, you never get a call.

Does yours get shortlisted?

Gate 2

Interview rounds

Technical, HR, communication. How you answer matters as much as what you know.

Can you show what you know?

OfferThe students who
practised

Most students find out they weren’t ready in the real interview. Smart lets you find out in practice.

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WHY THESE TWO · about 1:15 Every placement drive comes down to two gates. [point to Gate 1] Gate one is your resume. Hundreds of students apply for the same drive. Software and recruiters spend a few seconds on each resume. If the right skills aren't visible on the page, you never get the call, and nobody tells you why. [point to Gate 2] Gate two is the interview. Technical rounds, HR rounds, communication. And how you answer matters as much as what you know. Plenty of students who know the material freeze, ramble, or never look up. [point to the line at the bottom] The problem is that most students find out they weren't ready in the real interview, when it's too late. Smart lets you find out in practice. Your resume, scored before a recruiter sees it. Your interview, practised before the real one. TRANSITION: Here's how it works.

ResumeInterviewsYour plan

How it works

Build. Score. Practise. Improve.

1Your resume

01BuildWrite it in the resume builder

02ScoreThe screener checks it for a real company and role

03FixAdd what’s missing, then score it again

2Your interview

04PractiseA mock interview for your target company

05ReadA detailed report on every answer

06ImproveFix one thing, then take the next one

Repeat until your scores say you’re ready, before the drive, not after.

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Resume · Screener

Score your
resume.

Upload it, pick a company and roleScore it for the exact job you want, not in general
A score out of 100 in under a minuteThe same way screening software reads it
What to fix, line by lineMissing keywords, strengths and suggested changes

smart · resumes

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Resume · Your report

Read it like a recruiter.

12345

1
Fit scoreHow well you fit this company and role, out of 100
2
ATS readinessExperience relevance, formatting and readability, each scored. It names your weakest one
3
Missing keywordsSkills the job wants that your resume doesn’t show. Here: Agile, Scrum, CI/CD
4
Role matchYour domain fit, and the links it found: LinkedIn, GitHub, LeetCode
5
Strengths, needs improvement, suggested changesWhat’s working, and exactly what to rewrite

Smart × R.M.K.Sample fresher resume, scored for Zoho05 / 14

READING YOUR RESUME REPORT · about 1:15 This is the report from the clip: a fresher's resume, scored for a Software Engineer role at Zoho. Here's how to read it. [1] The fit score: 85 out of 100, for this company and role. Change the role, and the score changes. [2] ATS readiness: how screening software sees it. Experience relevance, formatting and readability are each scored, and it tells you the weakest one. Here, experience relevance. [3] Missing keywords. The most useful part. These are skills the job wants that your resume doesn't show: Agile, Scrum, CI/CD. If you genuinely have them, add them, in the job's own words. [4] Role match: your domain fit, plus the links it found. LinkedIn, GitHub, LeetCode. Links help. [5] And the tabs: strengths, what needs improvement, and suggested changes, line by line. TRANSITION: If you're starting from scratch, there's a builder.

ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Resume · Builder

Build one that
gets shortlisted.

Start from a clean templateLayouts that screening software can read
Fill it section by sectionEducation, projects, internships, skills, achievements
Download a PDF, score it againThen apply with a resume you’ve tested

smart · resume-builder

Build one that gets shortlisted on Smart

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Resume · Quick wins

Five fixes that move your score.

1

Use the job’s words

Copy the exact skill names from the job description.

“REST APIs, Spring Boot” not “backend stuff”

2

Put a number in it

Every bullet should say how much, how many or how fast.

“cut page load by 40%”

3

Show your part

For each project: what you built, with what, and what happened.

“built the login API in Node”

4

Keep it simple

One page, one column, plain fonts. Software struggles with tables and graphics.

no photos, no skill bars

5

Only what you can defend

Every skill you list is a question you might get in the interview.

listed it? revise it.

+10

In one university’s 2027 batch on this platform, resumes with a GitHub or portfolio link averaged 75, against 65 without.

Smart × R.M.K.Platform data, 2027 graduating batch07 / 14

FIVE FIXES · about 1:15 Five fixes that move most students' scores. [1] Use the job's own words. If the job says Spring Boot and REST APIs, write Spring Boot and REST APIs, not "backend development". [2] Put a number in every bullet. How much, how many, how fast. [3] Show your part. For each project: what you built, what you built it with, and what happened. [4] Keep it simple. One page, one column, plain fonts. Screening software gets confused by tables, columns and graphics. [5] Only list what you can defend. Every skill on your resume is a question you might get in the interview. [point to the black bar] And one we can measure: in one university's 2027 batch on this platform, resumes with a GitHub or portfolio link averaged about ten points higher. If you have projects, link them. TRANSITION: That's gate one. Now, the interview.

ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Interviews · Mock interview

Your company.
Your role.

Pick the company and the roleTCS, Infosys, Zoho, or the startup you want
Choose the interview typeCoding, HR, communication, system design and more
Set the difficultyStart easy, then make it harder as you improve

smart · interviews

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Interviews · Pick the right one

Six interview types. Practise them all.

Tests: youStart here

General interview

“Tell me about yourself.” Your story, your projects, quick thinking.

Use it for your first practice, and before every drive

Tests: attitude and fit

HR round

Strengths, weaknesses, teamwork, why this company.

Use it before the final round

Tests: how you speak

Communication

Fluency, clarity, grammar and confidence in English.

Use it if you freeze or ramble

Tests: how you think

Problem solving / aptitude

Puzzles, logic and reasoning, out loud.

Use it for service-company drives

Tests: code

Coding

Solve a problem in an editor while you explain your approach.

Use it before any coding round

Tests: how you design

System design

Design an app end to end: the parts, how it scales, the trade-offs.

Use it for product-company interviews

Smart × R.M.K.09 / 14

INTERVIEW TYPES · about 1:15 There are six interview types, and you pick one every time, along with the difficulty: easy, medium or hard. [General] Start with the general interview. "Tell me about yourself." Your story, your projects, how quickly you think. Take one before every drive. [HR] The HR round: strengths, weaknesses, teamwork, why this company. Take it before a final round. [Communication] Communication tests how you speak: fluency, clarity, grammar, confidence. If you freeze or ramble, this is the one for you. [Problem solving] Problem solving and aptitude: puzzles and logic, out loud. Useful for service-company drives. [Coding] Coding: solve a problem in an editor while you explain your approach. Do it before any coding round. [System design] And system design: design an app end to end. How the parts fit, how it scales, what you'd trade off. Product companies ask this. My advice: don't only do the ones you're good at. Do the one you're scared of. TRANSITION: Here's what the interview itself looks like.

ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Interviews · The room

It feels like
the real thing.

Camera and mic onA quick check before you start
An AI interviewer that listensIt asks, waits for your answer and follows up
Recorded for your reportSo you can watch how you came across

smart · call

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Interviews · Your report

Know exactly
what to fix.

One score out of 100And how it compares with others who took it
Every skill, explainedTechnical depth and communication, each with a reason
Your body languageEye contact, posture and how composed you were

smart · performance

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ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Interviews · Your report

Where the improvement is.

12345

1
Your score81 out of 100, and up 7 on the last interview
2
Where you standBetter than 82% of students who took it
3
What’s working, what to work onIn plain words, then an action plan
4
Skill breakdownCommunication, behaviour and technical, each scored
5
Body languageEye contact 54: “looked away”. The one thing to fix

Pick the lowest score. Fix only that before your next interview.

Smart × R.M.K.Sample report: Google, Software Engineer, General Interview12 / 14

READING YOUR INTERVIEW REPORT · about 1:15 Here's the same report, still, so we can read it properly. [1] The score: 81 out of 100. And it's up 7 from his last interview, so practice is working. [2] Where he stands: better than 82 percent of students who took it. [3] What's working, and what to work on, in plain words. Then an action plan: what to practise next. [4] The skill breakdown: communication, behaviour and technical, each scored. Speech is broken down further: fluency, pronunciation, grammar, listening, confidence. [5] And body language. Look at this: eye contact, 54, "looked away". His answers were strong, but he kept looking away from the camera. Nobody tells you that after a real interview. [point to the black box] So here's the rule: pick the lowest score, and fix only that before the next interview. For him, that's eye contact. One thing at a time. TRANSITION: So here's a plan for your first month.

ResumeInterviewsYour plan

Your plan

Your first four weeks.

Week 1

Resume

Build it, or upload the one you have
Score it for your target role
Add the missing keywords, score it again

Goal: a resume you’d send today

Week 2

First interviews

A general interview
An HR round
Read both reports, pick one thing to fix

Goal: know your weakest skill

Week 3

Go technical

Coding and system design rounds
Turn the difficulty up
A communication round if you froze

Goal: a higher score than week 2

Week 4

Dream company

Re-score your resume for that company
A mock for that exact company and role
Compare with your first score

Goal: walk in ready

One rule: never take the next interview before reading the last report.

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YOUR FIRST FOUR WEEKS · about 1:15 So what do you actually do? Here's a plan for your first month. [Week 1] Your resume. Build it, or upload the one you have. Score it for the role you want. Add the missing keywords and score it again. By Sunday you should have a resume you'd happily send. [Week 2] Your first interviews. A general interview and an HR round. Read both reports, and pick one thing to fix. The goal this week is simply to know your weakest skill. [Week 3] Go technical. Coding and system design rounds, and turn the difficulty up. If you froze in week two, add a communication round. [Week 4] Your dream company. Re-score your resume for that company, then take a mock for that exact company and role. Compare it with your first score. [point to the line at the bottom] One rule: never take the next interview before reading the last report. The report is where the improvement comes from. TRANSITION: So, how do you start?

Your next step

Start tonight.

01

Log in

Use the link from your placement cell and your college email.

02

Score your resume

Upload it and pick your target role. One minute.

03

Book one interview

A general interview, this week. Then read the report.

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Placement-readywith Smart.

Your resume gets you in.Your interview gets you hired.

Build. Score. Practise. Improve.

Score yourresume.

Read it like a recruiter.

Build one thatgets shortlisted.

Five fixes that move your score.

Your company.Your role.

Six interview types. Practise them all.

It feels likethe real thing.

Know exactlywhat to fix.

Where the improvement is.

Your first four weeks.

Start tonight.

Presenting

Placement-ready
with Smart.

Your resume gets you in.
Your interview gets you hired.

Score your
resume.

Build one that
gets shortlisted.

Your company.
Your role.

It feels like
the real thing.

Know exactly
what to fix.