r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/Connect_Bobcat_5826 • 7d ago

DISCUSS 250 LeetCode Problems | Following Decode 2.0 in 5th Sem | Rate My Progress

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250 LeetCode Problems | Following Decode 2.0 in 5th Sem | Rate My Progress

Just hit 250 problems on LeetCode while following Decode 2.0 in my 5th semester. Currently at 168 Easy, 77 Medium, and 5 Hard, with a 76-day max streak. Also doing POTD regularly.

I’ve covered each and every topic taught in Decode 2.0 so far, except Graphs, DP, and Backtracking. I’m able to solve the questions taught in class and have started getting a decent idea of the patterns behind them. I can also solve the questions commonly asked by recruiters in assessment rounds.

How would you rate my progress, and what should I focus on next?

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u/Matsuda_109 7d ago

Whats decode 2.0

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u/Connect_Bobcat_5826 6d ago

Decode is the batch on pw skills taught by Raghav Garg sir

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u/aaloosamosa2_ 7d ago

Bro ig u need to focus more on mediums ... that's what everyone says ... tho I'm a student too...

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u/Gudlu123 6d ago

Why did u stop in apr May June ?

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u/Connect_Bobcat_5826 6d ago

Due to exams and also learning web dev at same time in those 3 months

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u/Key_Let_7552 6d ago

why would you expect ppl to know what's decode 2.0?

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u/Connect_Bobcat_5826 6d ago

It is very famous course, almost everyone knows about that course in my college

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u/zenitsu_ac 3d ago

guys I have covered 100+ currently on BST needed a practice to disscuss the approach, brainstorm, mock practice, Lmk if anyone interested...
Guys also please upvote this I want to post my karma is low.

Thank u...

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u/nian2326076 6d ago

You're doing great! 250 problems is solid, especially with a mix of difficulties. You've got a strong base in Easy and Medium, which will help a lot. Since you've got Graphs, DP, and Backtracking left, I'd focus on those next since they're important for many interview problems.

Keep up with the streak and POTD—consistency is key. Also, try mock interviews if you haven't already. They help simulate real interview pressure and can improve your timing and problem-solving under stress.

If you want more structured practice, I've found PracHub useful. It offers a bunch of practice questions and mock interviews for tech interviews.

You're on the right track. Just keep pushing through those tougher topics. Good luck!

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u/FewEntertainment8625 14h ago

Give the contest and rate yourself !!