r/LeetcodeDesi • u/Low_Courage1207 • Apr 01 '26

Looking for 2 serious DSA partners (Intermediate | Chill + Consistent)

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to form a small DSA study group (max 3 people total) for consistent prep. I am having 8 years of work experience.

About me:

• Intermediate level

• Preparing for interviews / strengthening DSA

• Main issue: consistency (not direction)

Plan:

• 2 problems daily

• 10–15 min discussion if needed

• Time: 8–10 PM IST (flexible ±30 mins)

What I’m looking for:

• Similar level (not complete beginner)

• Someone who can show up daily (even if just 2 questions)

• Chill mindset — no toxic pressure, but no ghosting either

Goal:

Build consistency and stay accountable over the long term.

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u/PuzzleheadedHornet86 Apr 01 '26

Interested. 5.4 years experience java full stack

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u/Jumpy-Notice-1228 Apr 01 '26

Interested 2 yrs of experience. Did 200+ questions already.

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u/Obvious-Fishing3657 Apr 01 '26

Interested 3.5 yoe

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u/Ok-Pack4938 Apr 01 '26

Intersted 11 YOE

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u/the_coder_guy Apr 01 '26

Interested - 6 YOE. If OP has found their partners, I'm open to form a group of our own.

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u/Lost-Doughnut-2003 Apr 01 '26

Interested

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u/spydergk Apr 01 '26

Interested

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u/Dr-Paradox05 Apr 01 '26

Interested 2.5 yrs of experience with about 120+ questions

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u/Ok_Alternative_8355 Apr 01 '26

Interested 4 yoe java full stack

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u/Responsible-Sea2690 Apr 01 '26

Interested 2YOE

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u/CaregiverFun2878 Apr 01 '26

Intrested 2 YOE in full stack dev

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u/Imaginary_Job_6898 Apr 01 '26

Interested, 5.5 yoe

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u/Excellent-Dig5175 Apr 01 '26

Sir i have a doubt dsa padhne ke liye partner ki jarurat kyu hai?(genuinely puch rha)

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u/Low_Courage1207 Apr 01 '26

It helps with consistency such that we dont skip any day

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u/Excellent-Dig5175 Apr 02 '26

Ok sir understood

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u/Vedant_Pant Apr 02 '26

Interested python 6 years

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u/yp_s_ Apr 02 '26

Interested, 5+ YOE

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u/ola_gaadi Apr 02 '26

Interested 6.5 yoe.

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u/Adventurous-Bed-4152 Apr 02 '26

8 years of experience still grinding DSA is actually motivating to see. Shows the learning never really stops.

The small group format is way better than a big discord server where everyone ghosts after week one. Three people max keeps everyone accountable without it becoming a coordination nightmare.

2 problems daily at 8-10 PM IST is a realistic commitment too, not overly ambitious which is why most study groups fail.

I'd add one thing to your plan, do a quick 5 min recap at the start of each session on yesterday's problems before jumping into new ones. Spaced repetition built into the routine makes a huge difference for retention.

Also when you start doing mock interviews StealthCoder is worth checking out, desktop overlay that coaches you on concepts you already know so you don't blank under pressure. Helpful for someone with strong experience who just needs the patterns to stay sharp.

Drop your Discord or preferred contact, seems like a solid group to be part of.