GenQuest Resources: Java, DSA and System Design Question Banks With Progress Tracking
By Preeti Verma
Preparing for a developer interview usually means juggling a spreadsheet of DSA problems, a list of system design prompts and a folder of Java notes. The Resources section brings those into one place, tied to your account, so you always know what you have done and what is next.
What is inside
DSA
- Blind 75: the classic 75 problems that cover the core interview patterns.
- NeetCode 150: a broader roadmap organised by topic, a superset of Blind 75.
Each problem has its LeetCode link and a difficulty tag, and you can filter by difficulty. Problems that need LeetCode Premium are marked, and where we found a matching free explanation on GeeksforGeeks, we link it.
System design
- High-level design (HLD): 50 of the most commonly asked questions about architecture, scaling and trade-offs.
- Low-level design (LLD): 50 questions about class design, patterns and clean object-oriented modelling.
Each has a short description of what the question covers, so you know what to think about before you start.
Java
- Core Java Interview Questions: 108 questions across OOP, equals and hashCode, collections, immutability, multithreading, modern Java and Stream API coding. They are written the way interviewers really ask them, as scenarios and trade-offs. The first eight are free, and the full list is included with Pro or a one-time purchase.
Company-wise
- Sheets for JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Walmart, IBM, HCLTech and Capgemini. Read more in our announcement.
Progress tracking that does not get lost
Tick a question and it is saved to your account, not just your browser. Clear your cache or switch laptops and your progress is still there. If you used the section before we added this, your earlier ticks are imported automatically.
Each list shows a progress bar and a count, and you can hide completed questions so the page shows only what is left.
Download any list as a PDF
Every list has a Download PDF button, so you can study offline or print a checklist. On locked lists, the button unlocks with the list.
The AI Coach on every question
Every question has an Ask AI Coach button. The coach explains it in plain English, answers your follow-ups and can write a 30-second answer. Read more in Introducing the GenQuest AI Coach.
A suggested way to use the section
- Pick one list and commit to it for a week.
- Set a small daily target, such as three questions.
- Answer aloud before checking anything.
- Use the coach on the ones you got wrong, then tick them.
- Come back to the wrong ones after a few days.
If you have a date for your interview, our 30-day plan shows how to divide these lists across four weeks. For the system design lists, start with the beginner guide.
What is free and what is not
Free accounts can use the DSA and system design lists in full and preview the first questions of the paid lists. Pro includes every list and PDF.
What is next
We are adding more lists over time, including a Java plus Gen AI question set. Tell us what you would like to see through the Help Improve button in the app.