AI mock interviews · voice or text
The interview
before the interview.
Name the role and company. Mentari researches how they actually interview, then runs that interview with you.
Your first interview is free. No card needed.
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Most mock interviews guess.
This one does the research.
- 01
Upload your resume.
It gets read properly — every project, every claim, every number you did and didn’t put in. The vague bits get noted, because those are what a real interviewer pushes on.
- 02
Name the role.
The role and the company. Paste the job description if you have one — if you don’t, it works out what the role involves from the title and the company.
- 03
Mentari researches.
It looks up recent candidate reports for that company and role — how many rounds, in what order, what they focus on, how hard they push. Your round is built from what it finds.
- 04
You interview.
A real conversation, by voice or text, 20 or 40 minutes. It follows up when you’re vague, asks for the number, and backs off with a hint when you’re stuck. Then it scores you against the transcript.
Hear what it sounds like
A real session. The AI adapts follow-ups based on what you say.
Press Space to pause · / to search FAQ
What you actually get
Everything between “I have an interview” and “I got the offer.”
It did its homework on the company.
Before you start, Mentari researches how your target company actually interviews for that role — how many rounds, in what order, what they focus on, and how hard they push.
Most mock interviews hand you the same questions regardless of where you are applying. Mentari looks up recent candidate reports for that specific company and role, then builds the round from what it finds. A backend round at a payments company and one at a consumer app are not the same interview, and it does not pretend they are.
It asks the second question.
Anyone can read a question off a list. The follow-up is where readiness actually shows — why that approach, what breaks at 10x, what you would do differently.
Say you improved something a lot and it will ask you by how much. Give a solution before clarifying the constraint and it will notice. It handles interruptions, backs off with a single hint when you are genuinely stuck, and never drills a struggling candidate a third time — the same judgement a good interviewer uses.
Scores you can point at.
Every competency is tied to the moment in the transcript that earned it. Not “communication: 6/10” — the quote, the timestamp, the reason.
When a candidate disputes a score, you open the transcript at that timestamp. When a recruiter asks why someone was flagged, you show the evidence instead of describing an impression. Every number on the report traces back to something that was actually said.
Pay for interviews, not a subscription.
One payment for a pack of interviews. Nothing renews, nothing is charged again.
₹999
Single
1 interview
Use within 30 days
₹1,499
Interview Week
2 interviews
Use within 30 days
₹2,499
Placement Season
5 interviews
Use within 30 days
₹3,999
Day Zero
10 interviews
Use within 60 days
In one paragraph
What is Mentari?
Mentari is an AI mock-interview platform from India. It runs a 20- or 40-minute voice or text interview planned from your résumé, the job description and live research on the company, pushes back with follow-up questions, and returns a scorecard where every score is tied to a verbatim quote from your answers.
Candidates use it before campus placements and job switches; college placement cells use it to interview a whole batch and see who is ready before recruiters arrive. The first interview is free.
Questions
Things people actually ask.
01Is it voice or text?
Both. Text is a chat with an interviewer who follows up on what you write. Voice is a real conversation — it talks back, interrupts when you drift, and asks for the number. Same research, same scorecard. Start with text if you are on a phone or somewhere noisy.
02How long does it take?
You pick 20 or 40 minutes. Building the interview takes about a minute — that is Mentari reading your resume and researching the company — and the scorecard arrives about 30 seconds after you finish.
03What do I get at the end?
A score out of 10, six competency scores each tied to a quote from your own transcript, the risks a real interviewer would flag, and a drill list for the next attempt. The resume review is separate, and free, as many times as you like.
04What does it cost?
Your first interview is free — no card. After that you buy a pack: ₹999 for one interview, ₹1,499 for two, ₹2,499 for five, ₹3,999 for ten. One payment. Nothing renews, nothing is charged again unless you buy another pack.
05Can I get a refund?
Yes, in full, as long as you have not used any interview from that pack. Once you have taken one, the pack counts as used. Write to [email protected].
06Who can see my interview?
You. If your college enrolled you, your placement cell sees your readiness and scores for the interviews they arranged. Anything you buy yourself is yours alone — no college, no recruiter.
07Which roles does it work for?
Software, product, data, consulting and finance, from screening to design rounds. Paste the job description and the round is built from it, so a role that is not on that list usually works too.
08Can I retake?
As many times as you have interviews. The progress page tracks the trend across attempts — the change between your first and third is usually the most useful number you get.
For placement cells
Running placements for a whole batch?
Every student interviewed, with readiness data before the recruiter arrives instead of a survey afterwards. Two institutes are running it now.
See the institution plan →Book a demo.
Tell us who you are. We’ll come back within a working day and run a live interview in front of you.