Free AI interview practice for your role and level

AI interview practice means rehearsing interview questions with software that asks them and grades your answers. On YoodaAI a practice round is five questions written for the job title and level you enter, and every answer gets a score out of 100, specific feedback and a stronger answer to compare with yours.

Reading a list of likely questions tells you what might come up. Answering them, and seeing where an answer falls short, is what makes the next attempt better. If you want to read the questions for your role first, each role page lists 20 to 30 of them, with outlines for the five to prepare first.

It takes about a minute. You enter the job title, choose one of six levels and the question types you want, and can add the job posting or your resume. YoodaAI then writes five questions for that role, in English or Turkish, whichever language the app is set to.

1. 1Type the job title you are interviewing for and pick a level, from Intern to Principal.
2. 2Choose the question types: technical, behavioural, system design or situational. Pick at least one; if you choose several, they are mixed across the five questions.
3. 3If you have it, paste the job posting, and switch on “Personalize from my resume” to use the resume saved in the Resume Builder. The resume only shapes the questions; it isn't used when your answers are scored.
4. 4Start the round and answer the questions one at a time, by typing or out loud in voice mode. If one doesn't fit the role, you can swap it once per round for a new one of the same type.

YoodaAI has 4 question types: technical, behavioural, system design and situational. You choose which go into each round, so you can drill the kind you find hardest or mix them the way a real interview would.

• TechnicalThe knowledge the job needs. For a developer that means coding; for a nurse, an accountant or a teacher it means the clinical, accounting or teaching side of the role.
• BehaviouralHow you have worked with people: teamwork, disagreements, mistakes and what you learned from them.
• System designHow you would design or scale a system and which trade-offs you would make. Most useful for engineering roles from mid-level up.
• SituationalWhat you would do in a given situation, best answered with a clear structure such as situation, task, action and result.

How deep the questions go and how high the bar is. YoodaAI has 6 levels, from Intern to Principal: Intern and Junior rounds stay practical, Senior and Lead rounds go deeper, and every answer is scored against the level you chose, where 50 is adequate, 75 is strong and 90 or more is exceptional.

• InternThe fundamentals, and how you learn.
• JuniorDoing well-defined work reliably.
• Mid-levelOwning a problem from start to finish.
• SeniorDepth, judgement and trade-offs.
• LeadGuiding a team and making the call.
• PrincipalDecisions that reach across teams.

In short rounds of 5 questions spread over several days, rather than one long session. Run a YoodaAI round, read the debrief, rework your weakest answer and run another, then finish with rounds out loud, so your answers are ready to be said and not only written.

1. 1About a week before: paste the job posting and run a round with the question types the job is likely to bring.
2. 2After each round, read the summary at the end. It points out what kept coming up and names the one thing to work on next.
3. 3Rework your weakest answer in your own words, using the stronger answer as a guide rather than a script, then start a new round.
4. 4In the last few days, switch to voice mode and answer out loud. Open your first round in Past rounds to see how far your scores have moved.

Your first YoodaAI practice round is free and needs no card. After that a round costs 5 credits, which works out at $0.42 to $0.83 a round depending on the pack, and credits never expire.

There is no subscription. The same credits pay for the live interview assistant, resume PDFs and job applications, and the interview questions by role are free to read without an account.

Interview practice and the AI mock interview are the same scored YoodaAI rounds of 5 questions, described from two angles. The live interview assistant is a different tool: it suggests answers during the real call, while practice happens before it.