The ULTIMATE 3-month LeetCode Study Plan | Software Engineer INTERVIEW PREP

Hi friends! I know studying for interviews can be a really daunting process, especially when it comes to grinding LeetCode questions. Because of this, I've put together a comprehensive LeetCode Study Plan (3 months) that will help YOU land your dream job at a Big Tech and/or FAANG (FANGMAN, MANAMAN... who knows at this point lol!) company!

[The ULTIMATE 3-month LeetCode Study Plan | Software Engineer INTERVIEW PREP]

**200 Questions (2-3 questions a day)**

LeetCode Study Plan [TOPIC]:
**Month 1**: (PICK 3-5 Questions per topic for EASY)
[Matrix]: (EASY)

** TAKE ONLINE ASSESSMENT

**Month 2**: (PICK 2-3 Questions per topic for Medium)

** TAKE ONLINE ASSESSMENT

Month **2/3**: (PICK 2-3 Questions per topic for Medium)

Month **3**: (PICK 1 Question(s) per topic for hard)

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[PoojaDutt]

What are YOUR LeetCode study tips? 📚 how long did you study before landing your dream job?

[byteseb]

Wow, I'm impressed. Your channel is growing really fast and your content is improving with each video. Keep up the good work!

[kkiller]

pooja that's awesome, that shift from easy to medium then hard make folks confident, as DSA got lot more to study but we have to restrict ourselves to a part enough to break through interveiw, thanks that's helpfull

[JeremiahPeoples]

Your videos come at the perfect time! I'm watching this instead of studying.

[kartikrodagi]

constructive criticism : ditch the background music it kinda distracts and great video btw.

[efreeNx]

Amazing content! I wish I had seen this video a few months earlier. In fact I wasnt prepared for an interview at Amazon and I apllied anyways. From now on im going to use this roadmap. You have earned a new spanish subscriber! God job

[gyandeepkumar]

Hi Pooja, really good advice

Could you please make a video about on how one should learn DS and Algo before starting leetcode like resources, preparations tips, note making, examples codes these topics to get more comfortable

Please make a video on this topic
Thanks

[ChandraShekhar-bycd]

Thanks a lot for sharing the precise and detailed roadmap. It is really very insightful. 😇😇

[yirupei]

Thank u for sharing these information!!

[nazusec]

Great explained. i want to say thank you

[dreamwrestling]

Just a question …..Did you actually find yourself writing efficient code in your day to day job ….did your skills improve ?
I know for interviews it does help but did it help on your actual job as well ?

[aravindhravi]

Thanks for this I am a month away from MSFT

[EE]

Thoughts on spending 20 minutes per question instead of 40 minutes? I typically get stuck before 15 minutes on a lot of mediums, and it doesn't seem worth going far past that point. Especially since reviewing solutions takes me like 30-60 min.

[TheEdge]

Okay, just found the list in the info with links, nice. Little pointer at time of speed up would've been great to not waste time though.

[kommavijayreddy]

Wow! Amazing content 👏 I really impressed after seeing this road map. You got another new Subscriber Buddy 😅. Keep it up🎉.

[arunp]

Which are the 25 datastructure and algorithms?
I have not done any questions so far in my life. Will start from today

[deekshaprusty]

Would be great if you could share where did you learn concepts from..

[FFPM]

If you got the right answer but the wrong running time/space - would u go back and understand that solution? I don't have Premium so I can only rely on someone else solution.
I am not talking about O(n^2) to O(nlogn) -- that's trivial but anything else


Space complexity usually involves heavy math (modulo manipulation)

[illuminatidaylight]

Thank you for sharing this strategy
But can you share a complete strategy for software developer/soft engineer ??
Like apart from DSA what other things are required from technical aspect not just DSA
Can you pls make a video on thag ??

[atuldwivedi]

Hi, pooja, I am your new subscriber. I like your content. It is quite informative. My question to you is, is it right to practice questions on leet code, if you are just in the beginning, phase of learning a new language, for example, on another day I was trying to solve a problem that was based on the boolean concept of Javascript, and I failed miserably. But I find it interesting because it gives you food for thought as and when you are learning a new concept. Do you agree with me? I am a self-taught learner. I don't have a degree.