DSA repo goes viral
A popular GitHub repo listing company-specific interview questions exploded across social feeds this week, prompting many candidates to rethink paid LeetCode plans—there’s also a high-engagement Google Drive with 200+ company questions and video solutions circulating. The trend points to concentrated, company-targeted prep resources gaining traction among engineers on the job market. ( )
A public repository named "leetcode-companywise-interview-questions" (owner: snehasishroy) lists company-specific LeetCode problems and shows a snapshot dated Feb 21, 2026 with roughly 3.2k stars and recent commits. (github.com) A long-standing aggregator, "LeetCode-Questions-CompanyWise" by user krishnadey30, contains CSVs for hundreds of companies and is mirrored with about 19.3k stars and a last visible commit from roughly three years ago. (github.com) Several public collections expose per-problem metadata — the snehasishroy README explicitly lists filters for "Last 30 Days", "Last 3 Months", "Last 6 Months", "Last 1 Year" and fields like Difficulty, Acceptance %, and Frequency %. (github.com) Automated tooling feeds these lists: a Chrome extension titled "LeetCode Company Lists Exporter" advertises CSV exports in the Chrome Web Store, and a Python package "LeetScrape" on PyPI documents scripted extraction of LeetCode problem lists and tags. (chromewebstore.google.com) Multiple YouTube creators have published walkthroughs that point viewers to GitHub collections and to shared Google Drive folders labeled as free placement/DSA drives; example videos with Drive links and thousands of views appear across creator channels. (youtube.com) Public aggregators advertise scale: at least one indexing site claims a catalog of 1,000+ company-wise LeetCode problems for 2026, underlining the breadth of curated, company-targeted problem lists now available online. (codinginterviewai.com)
