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Technical placement preparation requires students to juggle disconnected resources for Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), SQL, resume review, company research, and communication practice, with no single system that understands a candidate's profile as a whole. This paper presents CareerMate, a full-stack, AI-driven platform that unifies resume analysis, skill-gap detection, topic-wise technical practice, case-study evaluation, communication coaching, multi-round mock interviews, and a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) based knowledge assistant into a single personalized preparation workflow. The system analyses an uploaded resume against a chosen job role, generates a priority-ranked study plan from measured performance, and grounds its AI-generated answers in a curated knowledge base to avoid unreliable, free-form model output. This paper describes the system architecture, the preparation workflow, the core modules, and a working prototype of the system, along with the expected impact of a data-driven, single-platform approach to placement preparation over the fragmented, multi-tool status quo.
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