- What is an AI mock interview on Thita?
- A timed, spoken interview with an AI interviewer that asks a question, listens to your reasoning, asks adaptive follow-ups when your answer is thin, and reads the code you write in the browser. Code runs against real test cases in 6 languages — Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, Go and C# — so the interviewer reacts to what your solution actually does, not to what you say it does.
- Is Thita’s AI mock interview free to use?
- The Starter plan is free forever and gives you limited access to AI mock interviews, code feedback, and learning paths, so you can try a session without paying. Pro and Elite add a larger monthly AI allowance, and international users also get a 7-day free trial on those monthly plans.
- Does the AI interviewer actually run my code?
- Yes. Coding rounds open an in-browser editor, and every submission executes against the problem's real test cases in 6 languages — Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, Go and C#. The interviewer sees whether the code actually passed, not just what you said it does.
- Which interview rounds can I practise?
- Data structures and algorithms, high-level system design, low-level (object-oriented) design, data science, AI and machine learning, product management and behavioural rounds. The catalogue carries 51 interview roles and 23 round types, so a session can be scoped to the round a specific company actually runs.
- Can I practise with my own resume?
- Yes. A resume-based interview reads your experience and asks about the projects on it, which is how most first rounds and hiring-manager screens actually open.
- Do I get feedback after the interview?
- Yes. Every session ends with a written report: what the interviewer asked, where the reasoning held up, which follow-ups you missed, and how the submitted code behaved on the test cases. Reports are kept in your history so two attempts at the same pattern can be compared.
- How is this different from practising alone?
- Practising alone has no one to ask a follow-up when a claim is unjustified or a design has no failure mode — the AI interviewer does, in the same session where it also runs your code and covers non-coding rounds like system design, behavioural and product management.