Questions from the real thing
Written department by department, checked by people doing that job now. Every answer explains itself, so a mistake teaches you something.
Free · Bangla + English
Your first pharma interview is a test. Here's the syllabus.
QA, QC, Production, PD — every company asks the same kind of questions. Practise them until they're easy. Start right here, no sign-up.
- 1,800questions
- 9departments
- 60skill areas
Which department are you aiming for?
Quality Assurance (QA)
1/3
What you get
Everything they test you on
The written test, timed
40 questions and two written answers on one clock, the way companies here run it. See your score by topic the moment you submit.
A viva that talks back
Answer out loud. Miss something and it asks you about exactly that — the way a real panel does. Then it shows you what you left out.
The paperwork, decoded
A filled BMR, an OOS form, a chromatogram, a stability protocol. Line by line, so day one at work isn't a shock.
Mock viva with a real QA manager
Book 30 minutes with someone who takes these interviews. They write you a scorecard: what landed, what to fix.
Proof you can send
Finish a track and get a certificate with a code any employer can check online in five seconds.
Built for the way you study
Study in the gaps of your day
- Works on a cheap Android, and keeps working when the network drops
- A daily goal and a streak, so it's a habit and not a plan
- Weak topic? It comes back tomorrow, not in six months
- Bangla or English, switch any time, even mid-question
Four steps
From today to the offer letter
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Sign up with your phone
Free. A short baseline tells you where you actually stand.
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Practise the weak spots
Ten minutes a day. The app decides what you see next.
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Sit the mock test and viva
Full paper against the clock, then questions you answer out loud.
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Walk in ready
Scores by department, a mentor's scorecard, a certificate to attach.
Straight answers
Questions you're about to ask
Is it really free?
Practice, modules and the mock papers are free while we're in pilot. Live sessions with a mentor are limited, because a person's time is not.
I'm still in final year. Too early?
No — that's the best time. Start with the baseline, pick the department you want, and you'll have months of practice before the interviews begin.
My English isn't strong. Problem?
Everything is in Bangla too. Interviews here are often in English, so there's speaking practice for that as well — that's the point, not a barrier.
Which department should I pick?
Try the baseline and look at the scores. Most graduates end up in QA, QC or Production; PD and Regulatory take fewer people but pay attention to depth.
Does a certificate actually help?
It's evidence, not magic. It shows an employer you passed a department paper and a viva with someone from the industry, and they can check the code themselves.
The interview date is not the day to start
Sign in with your phone number. No fee, no CV, no waiting for approval.
Start practising free Tell me when it opensHiring fresh pharmacists?
We run an invigilated assessment and hand you a ranked shortlist with evidence behind every name: department scores, a written paper and a recorded technical answer. Candidates apply to you; nothing is shared without their consent.
Talk to usUniversity department?
See how your graduating batch performs against what industry asks for, by subject and department, without naming any student. Useful for planning next year's teaching, and for showing employers what your graduates can do.
Ask for a cohort reportWhere we are now
Tytrate is in pilot. The question bank is written and being reviewed department by department by industry experts, and the first test day is being arranged with a university. If you work in QA, QC, Production or PD and would mentor a graduate for 30 minutes, we'd like to hear from you.