How can I find a job in India? I am a B.Tech pass out with CSE branch.

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aradhya gupta Work hard in silence let success b ur noise!

6 years ago

You can try online as well as offline. Send your resume to companies, they will call you for then interview.

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rohith kola | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

Look for unpaid internships. Although you will not get any income from such internships, they will nevertheless help you hone your skills and give you the experience you need to become a more valuable candidate for job openings in your field of expertise.
Start your own business. A lot of job seekers have become entrepreneurs and business owners, and some have even become quite successful. Opening up a business requires a capital and a solid business plan, so before taking this route, make sure you meet both the requirements.
Change your career direction. Perhaps the job market for your specific major is already quite saturated; in thi

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Look for unpaid internships. Although you will not get any income from such internships, they will nevertheless help you hone your skills and give you the experience you need to become a more valuable candidate for job openings in your field of expertise.
Start your own business. A lot of job seekers have become entrepreneurs and business owners, and some have even become quite successful. Opening up a business requires a capital and a solid business plan, so before taking this route, make sure you meet both the requirements.
Change your career direction. Perhaps the job market for your specific major is already quite saturated; in this case, it would be wiser to seek alternative options where you will stand a better chance of getting a job.
TIPS TO HELP YOU GET A JOB:
Finding employment can be easy for some, however, for most job seekers, it turns out as a difficult task. If you have spent months applying from one company to another unsuccessfully, here are some tips:
Stay positive. Being unemployed months after your graduation can dampen anyone's spirit but you must strive to stay positive. Do not lose hope and do not give up. Improve your skills. You are more likely to land a job if you possess important job skills. Make sure your qualifications, skills, talents, and achievements are properly highlighted in your resume. Assess yourself. Ask yourself "What could be the reason why I'm still unable to get a job till now? Is it because I lack confidence? Is it because I do not possess good interpersonal skills?" Find out the answers and endeavour to correct them. Consider relocating. The economic downturn has certainly caused a lot of companies to seize hiring and even retrench their employees. If this is the reason why you are having a hard time getting a job, consider the possibility of moving to another city, state, or even country where there is still a sufficient demand for job seekers with your qualification, skills, and background. Naukri.com can be helpful. Stay active on LinkedIn.

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Look for unpaid internships. Although you will not get any income from such internships, they will nevertheless help you hone your skills and give you the experience you need to become a more valuable candidate for job openings in your field of expertise. Start your own business. A lot of job seekers have become entrepreneurs and business owners, and some have even become quite successful. Opening up a business requires a capital and a solid business plan, so before taking this route, make sure you meet both the requirements. Change your career direction. Perhaps the job market for your specific major is already quite saturated; in this case, it would be wiser to seek alternative options where you will stand a better chance of getting a job. TIPS TO HELP YOU GET A JOB: Finding employment can be easy for some, however, for most job seekers, it turns out as a difficult task. If you have spent months applying from one company to another unsuccessfully, here are some tips: Stay positive. Being unemployed months after your graduation can dampen anyone's spirit but you must strive to stay positive. Do not lose hope and do not give up. Improve your skills. You are more likely to land a job if you possess important job skills. Make sure your qualifications, skills, talents, and achievements are properly highlighted in your resume. Assess yourself. Ask yourself "What could be the reason why I'm still unable to get a job till now? Is it because I lack confidence? Is it because I do not possess good interpersonal skills?" Find out the answers and endeavour to correct them. Consider relocating. The economic downturn has certainly caused a lot of companies to seize hiring and even retrench their employees. If this is the reason why you are having a hard time getting a job, consider the possibility of moving to another city, state, or even country where there is still a sufficient demand for job seekers with your qualification, skills, and background. Naukri.com can be helpful. Stay active on LinkedIn.

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Ankush Sable Over 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field. | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

HI Dambarudhar,
If you are fresher and searching for job, I recommend you to go for any software courses which I will share below. As, now a days companies don't want to waste there time in training fresher. So, It will be better for you if you already get prepared so, that company will give you advantage as compared to others.
The few software courses which are trending now a days have a look.
1. Mobile app development
2. Web Programming/application development (PHP Frameworks, Ruby, and Python)
3. UI/UX Development Frameworks (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap etc.)
4. Project management (PMP)
5. Database administration (DBA)
6. SQT (Software Quality T

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