Codingwise Reviews 2

After failing in 8 straight interviews, I almost started doubting myself. It was honestly a very tough phase.

That’s when CodingWise made a real difference for me. The best part wasn’t just the content, but the constant support from Sagar sir and Tarang sir. They kept guiding me, pushing me to improve, and helping me stay updated with what actually matters for interviews.

One thing I’ve clearly understood now - no platform can “give” you placement directly. You have to build skills and crack interviews yourself. CodingWise doesn’t sell fake promises, they actually prepare you to become capable enough to get selected.

And today, I can proudly say - I got placed. 🙌

Really grateful for all the support. Thank you!

Before joining Codingwise, I attended their demo session, which was decent. At the time of enrollment, I clearly mentioned that I have 10+ years of experience and that my primary reason for joining was resume building, LinkedIn optimization, and interview process support, not core technical learning.

Course & Trainers:
The course content itself is okay. They have multiple tutors who are knowledgeable, and sessions are mostly live classes with some recorded content, which is good. From a pure learning perspective, beginners or mid-level professionals can definitely gain value.

Career Assistance (Major Concern):
The main disappointment was around the career assistance and job support, which was heavily emphasized before joining.

Resume rewriting and LinkedIn optimization were handled only through generic live sessions, explaining what should or shouldn’t be included.

There was no real handholding or personalized support, which is what I expected and paid for.

The information shared is already freely available on many YouTube channels, so this added very limited value.

Mock Interviews Process:
The mock interview process was particularly discouraging. They conduct it like a real interview, and if you fail, you are not allowed to proceed further.
This defeats the purpose—people join such programs because they are struggling with interviews, not because they are already perfect. If failing a mock interview stops further support, then it doesn’t serve as a learning or improvement process.

Overall:

If your goal is learning concepts from knowledgeable trainers, this program may help.

If you are joining specifically for career assistance, resume handholding, LinkedIn optimization, and interview support, I would not recommend it.

For me, the career/job assistance promise was not met, and that was the primary reason I joined. Overall, this aspect was disappointing.