Technical evaluation today is split across a judge here, a proctoring tool there, a spreadsheet for marks, and a separate interview platform. Faurus replaces all of it with one pipeline — practice, examination, evaluation and hiring, for coding and everything around it.
Most platforms give you algorithm puzzles and stop there. Faurus evaluates real engineering skill across databases, backend, systems and data — the things a student actually gets hired for.
The core library — arrays, trees, graphs, dynamic programming, greedy and more, with hidden test cases, per-case verdicts and time/memory reporting. Every submission runs in an isolated sandbox with fork and network limits enforced.
Real query execution against seeded schemas, judged on result sets — not string matching.
Aggregation pipelines, geospatial queries and projections on a live mongod instance.
Keyspace design, TTL semantics, sorted-set leaderboards, Lua scripts and atomicity.
Multi-file backend submissions graded by real integration test suites, not single-file stdin.
Process and thread problems validated with keyword checks and repeated stress runs to catch non-deterministic answers — the kind of lab work that used to need a TA watching over a shoulder.
System design and low-level design rounds, evaluated with structured rubrics.
Notebook-style evaluation for model building, feature engineering and analysis.
Same engine underneath. Very different problems solved on top of it.
Mid-sems, end-sems, lab exams, viva, assignments and interview practice — all on a single platform your department controls directly. No third-party coordinator, no waiting on a vendor to open a test window.
Browser-based proctoring misses overlays and second screens. Ours runs as a desktop app or a browser extension, so the environment is enforced — not assumed.
Students who only practise casually freeze in a timed, locked-down exam. Faurus reproduces the real thing — timer, proctoring, ranking — so exam day is just another attempt.
We run our own competitive programming events and partner with communities to host theirs — ICPC-style rules, live standings, penalty scoring, all on infrastructure built for burst load.
Most learners juggle one site for DSA, another for SQL, a third for system design, and nothing at all for Redis or backend projects. Faurus is one place for all of it.
Almost every assessment platform proctors from inside a browser tab. A browser tab cannot see what is drawn on top of it, and it cannot see a second machine. That is the gap candidates use.
Faurus runs as a native desktop supervisor or lightweight lab extension, enforcing kernel-level single-display locks, window hook scanning, and AST submission similarity analysis.
A technical course is not only code. Faurus handles the theory paper, numericals, viva and live interviews in the exact same proctored session.
Formula check: Mathis equation $BW \le \frac{MSS}{RTT \cdot \sqrt{p}}$ applied automatically during evaluation.
Early, verifiable production metrics fetched directly from our live judge cluster — not hypothetical projections.
Practising for yourself, or evaluating for an institution — both start today.
Solve across DSA, SQL, MongoDB, Redis, Node.js, OS and Computer Networks with live sandboxed compiler test reporting.
Replace fragmented assessment tools with one automated proctored pipeline for university exams, lab tests, and placement rounds.