I completed B.Sc IT with 8.40 CGPA in 2024. How can I get a BSc IT job for Java Coding?

<p>To get your Java coding job with that B.Sc. in Information Technology degree, follow these easy steps.</p><p>1. More skilled in Java<br>Learn in-depth details about Core Java (OOP concepts, collections, exceptions, multi-threading, etc.). Learn advanced Java topics like servlets, JSP, and frameworks like Spring and Hibernate. Try to build small projects to exhibit real-hand experience, like a todo app, an e-commerce backend, or a simple chat application.</p><p>2. Add-on skills of your own.<br>Databases: Master the SQL and NoSQL databases, MySQL, MongoDB, etc.<br>Tools: Version control tools like Git. Build tools like Maven or Gradle.<br>Front-End Basics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript for Full-Stack opportunities.</p><p>3. Portfolio<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;A GitHub repository with your Java projects<br>Projects that highlight industry requirements such as API, CRUD applications, etc.</p><p>4. Get Certifications<br>Get graduation completion certificates similar to *Oracle Certified Java Programmer (OCJP)* or Java training or courses from Coursera, Udemy, and edX.</p><p>&nbsp;5. Customize Resume&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>Mention CGPA along with relevant skills/projects.<br>Java programming skills.<br>Suggest available internships along with freelance work experience available.</p><p>6. Apply for Entry-Level Positions<br>Apply for jobs, including entry-level positions like a Java developer, software engineer, or backend developer. Websites to look at these types of opportunities include LinkedIn, Naukri, Indeed, and Glassdoor.</p><p>7. Network Wisely<br>Attend meetups and hackathons for coding.<br>Connect yourself with Java experts in the LinkedIn network and reach out for advice as well as opportunities.</p><p>8. Preparation for Interviews<br>Code a bit on LeetCode, HackerRank, or Codeforces.<br>With common Java interview questions: OOP concepts, Java-specific challenges, algorithms, and data structures.</p>

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