Faurus
One proctored pipeline for coding, viva & hiring exams
What it does
Faurus turns fragmented technical assessment into one proctored pipeline. Coding, theory, MCQ, viva and interviews — for universities, coaching institutes, and hiring teams.
Faurus turns fragmented technical assessment into one proctored pipeline — coding, theory, MCQ, numerical, viva and interviews. Built for universities, coaching institutes and hiring teams who want full control, with no middleman. 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…from faurus.app
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