Striver A2Z
315 problems tracked
- Easy
- 56
- Medium
- 210
- Hard
- 49
- Topics
- 22
- Only here
- 109
Deepest coverage. The default if you have 3+ months and want no gaps.
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A frontend dev shouldn't start with the exact same practice plan as a data engineer. DSA Tracker reorders 370 trusted problems (Apna College, Love Babbar 450, Striver A2Z) around the actual role you want, from SDE to frontend to data.
Two different starting orders from the exact same 370 problems.
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Almost everything else in a tech interview shifts from company to company. This part barely moves, which is what makes it worth preparing properly.
In a standard pipeline the coding round sits between the resume screen and the round where you finally get to talk about what you've built. The projects you're proud of are on the other side of it.
Frontend, backend, data, mobile: the format hardly changes. What changes is which topics actually carry weight, and that's the part this tracker reorders for you instead of making you guess.
System design rewards production years you can't shortcut, and behavioural rounds reward stories you either have or don't. DSA is a finite syllabus (22 topics, 370 problems) and you can start tonight.
Frameworks turn over every few years. Two pointers, sliding window and binary search on the answer keep working across companies, across stacks, and across the rest of your career.
SDE, Frontend, Backend, Data, ML: 29 roles. The same problem set reorders to what that role is actually tested on.
A phase-wise career roadmap with free resources and the exact problems to solve at each step.
Streaks, a heatmap, per-topic mastery and a leaderboard, plus AI skill analysis that tells you what to fix next.

Same problems everyone recommends, sequenced for the role you're chasing, with AI doing the thinking on what to fix next.
Paste your skills or resume, get a readiness score, your gaps, and a personalised plan.
Pick frontend, backend, data or SDE and the same 370 problems resequence to what that role is actually tested on. Most trackers slice by company or by sheet; DSA Tracker slices by the job you're interviewing for.
Apna College, Love Babbar 450 and Striver A2Z, in a smarter order. plus company-wise sheets tagged only from each problem's own GeeksforGeeks page, with a source link and timestamp. No copied '300 Amazon Questions' lists with no traceable source.
Ten patterns — from two pointers and sliding window to binary trees and BST — as real executions you step through one operation at a time: pointers glide, cells react, step checkpoints let you jump to any moment, and the code line moves with it. Not a video, and not another list to tick off.
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We track all three, so these are counts from the same 370-problem dataset this app runs on, not a blog's opinion. Whichever you pick, the tracker fits it.
315 problems tracked
Deepest coverage. The default if you have 3+ months and want no gaps.
248 problems tracked
Balanced classic. Same topic spread, ~20% lighter than A2Z.
104 problems tracked
Gentlest on-ramp: 45% Easy, only 5 Hard. Start here if you're new.
75 problems appear in all three sheets.
75 problems appear in all three sheets. Solve those first whatever you picked. Only 148 of the 370 are exclusive to a single sheet, which is why switching sheets mid-prep wastes less time than people fear.
See the Consensus 75 — the problems all three sheets agree on →A DSA tracker is a tool that keeps your data-structures-and-algorithms practice in one place: which problems you have solved, which topics are weak, and what to attempt next. Most trackers stop at a checklist. DSA Tracker also reorders the 370 problems across Apna College, Love Babbar 450 and Striver A2Z to match the role you are interviewing for, so the order you practise in is the order that role actually asks in.
Yes — every feature is free, forever: all problems, sheets, roadmaps, skill analysis, platform sync and your portfolio. The only limit is on the AI features — 40 requests a day, free. Pro (₹49/month) raises that to 200/day and drops the cooldown, for people who lean on the AI during exam crunch. Nothing that's free ever moves behind the paywall.
Apna College, Love Babbar 450 and Striver A2Z: the three most-trusted sheets in the Indian tech community. DSA Tracker reorders them; full credit stays with their authors.
Pick a target role and the same master list of problems resequences to that role's priorities, so a frontend dev isn't starting with the exact same practice plan as a data engineer.
It reads your solved history, your target role and the skills you list, then returns a readiness score, your weak topics and what to do next. You always get an answer, and every result is labelled with what produced it.
Striver A2Z is the deepest (315 of our 370 problems, 22 topics); Love Babbar 450 covers the same 22 topics ~20% lighter (248); Apna College is the gentlest start (104 problems, 45% Easy). 75 problems appear in all three. Start there, then follow whichever sheet you picked. DSA Tracker tracks all three, so the choice isn't permanent.
There's no honest universal number, but the shape is consistent: cover every core topic before going deep in any one. That's what the role ordering does. It puts your role's core topics first instead of making you grind a fixed list top-to-bottom.
No. You solve on LeetCode or GeeksforGeeks like always, and this tracks it. Sync your LeetCode handle and recent accepted solves get marked automatically.
Guest mode keeps a few marks on your device so you can try it, but nothing syncs until you create a free account. Signing in later keeps everything on any device.
Company-tagged problem lists are everywhere — and most of them are copied from each other with no source. Ours ship with a receipt: every tag comes from the problem's own GeeksforGeeks page, fetched and recorded with a timestamp.
Amazon is the most predictable big-tech loop a fresher can prepare for — but only if you know its actual lean: grids and graphs over exotic DP, a debugging section in the OA, and Leadership Principles that quietly decide SDE-1 offers. Here's the deep, Amazon-only plan.
LeetCode Premium's company tags cost roughly $35/month — and the moment you have an interview date, that paywall feels mandatory. It isn't. Here's how to reconstruct most of that signal for free, and the one thing Premium genuinely does better.
Google's coding loop has a specific shape — intervals, greedy, binary-search-on-answer, and communication scored almost as hard as correctness. Here's what to actually drill, what Googleyness means, and how it differs from Amazon.
DSA Tracker reorders 370 curated DSA problems (Apna College, Love Babbar 450, Striver A2Z) around the role you're actually preparing for, then layers AI skill-analysis and progress tracking on top, free.
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