It asks, you answer out loud
One question at a time, like a real round. Speak the answer or type it — voice uses your browser's own speech recognition and is free for everyone.
A React mock interview on Hirenix asks you questions out loud, records your answers and grades each one. The questions are drawn from 642 React, Redux and JavaScript interview questions already in the bank across 3 chapters. Answering by voice is free for everyone, and the first 5 questions of any chapter mock are free.
One question at a time, like a real round. Speak the answer or type it — voice uses your browser's own speech recognition and is free for everyone.
Each answer gets a score out of 10 and written feedback: what landed, what was missing, and how to phrase it better next time.
At the end you see an overall score and the topics you were weakest on, so the next practice session has a target instead of starting from scratch.
From the React question banks already on Hirenix — not generated fresh each time. Each question has a model answer written and reviewed beforehand, so the feedback has something real to compare your answer against.
Covering react, redux, javascript. Read them as lessons on interview prep, or skip straight to the mock.
No scheduling, no interviewer to book, no card. These are the real limits, read from the code that enforces them.
The first 5 questions of any chapter mock are free on a free account, and answering by voice is free for everyone with no limit. Pro removes the 5-question cap and opens the full-domain mock and the complete question bank.
No. It runs in the browser, starts the moment you click, and there is no scheduling, no interviewer to book and no waiting. Voice answering uses your browser's own speech recognition, so there is nothing to download.
They come from Hirenix's existing question banks — 642 questions across 3 chapters covering React, Redux and JavaScript, each with a model answer written and reviewed beforehand rather than generated on the spot.
Each answer gets a score out of 10 with written feedback on what was right, what was missing and how to say it better. At the end you get an overall score and a topic-wise breakdown showing which areas were weakest.
Yes. Feedback is available in Hinglish as well as English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Marathi. The questions and model answers themselves are written in English and Hinglish.
Yes — it is built for exactly that case. Most freshers are technically fine but have never said their answer out loud to anyone before the real interview. This gives you that first attempt with nothing at stake. Pair it with the resume format for freshers page so the resume gets you into the room first.