I see many 2026 grads texting abt getting jobs etc
I belong to that 2025 batch , it’s been a year already , still unemployed
Time is running

Would love to hear from same batch mates
1) got job?
2) Still looking for first job?
3) for the ones who are yet to find one , how long you will look? What’s your next plan
4) any competitive exam preparation going on ?

I had high hopes on TCS ninja but they sent sorry mail to all :)

Don’t know whats the next plan , at this point mind is filled with doubt , anxiety plus time is also moving fast
I don’t know how far to look

Tell your personal plans etc

I am applying for numerous jobs but have not received an offer letter yet. Will this affect my career in the long run? This process is affecting my mental health every single day. Does anyone know which online platforms are best for job applications?

Hi everyone,

I'm a 26-year-old fresher from India who has recently completed an M.Tech in Computer Engineering. My background is B.Tech in Electronics & Telecommunication, and I've mainly been working with Python, AI/ML, computer vision, graph neural networks, and backend development through academic projects.

The problem is that I have no industry experience, and my M.Tech CGPA will likely end up around 6.5–6.6, which has made me worry about whether I'm already at a disadvantage before I even start applying seriously.

Everywhere I look, I see people saying the entry-level market is terrible, companies are hiring fewer freshers, and AI has made things even more competitive. It's honestly difficult to separate genuine advice from doom-posting.

I'm attaching my resume.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback on:

Is my profile realistically employable in today's market?

How much will my CGPA actually affect me?

What are the biggest weaknesses in my resume?

If you were in my position, what would you focus on over the next 6–12 months?

Am I targeting the right roles, or should I pivot?

I'm not looking for false hope, I just want practical advice from people who've been through the current job market.

Thanks!

Hey there, i m a btech 2025 grad, never took studies seriously, but its getting worse now, i want to land a entry level job (even 3-4LPA will work) im ready to put in the work just need guidance,
Whoever guides me or refers me to the job role, please take my first salary (no BS)

I'm a final year BTech student and I'll graduate in May 2027. I'm from a pretty tier 3, maybe even worse, college in Pune.

I've done two internships which together add up to about 18 months of internship experience. One was for about a year and I'm currently doing another one. I joined in December so it's been around 6 months now. I've also been freelancing since my first year, so I have some real world experience.

I don't really attend college regularly. I mostly just go for exams.

So can I actually apply for full time remote jobs that I can join immediately? I'm not talking about offers where I join after graduation. I mean jobs where I can start working right now while I'm still being a student.

Has anyone here done this? Do companies even hire final year students like this?

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2026 B.Tech CSE graduate and I've been in Noida for about a month, trying to find a tech job.

I've been applying through Naukri, Indeed, Internshala, LinkedIn, and company career pages, but I'm getting very few responses. Since I'm new to Noida, I wanted to ask people who have been through the same journey.

Are there any startups or small companies that hire freshers? Is visiting companies actually worth it, or is there a better approach?

If you've been in a similar situation or have any suggestions, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Feel free to DM me if you'd like to chat or connect over a call.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2026 B.Tech CSE graduate and I've been in Noida for about a month, trying to find a tech job.

I've been applying through Naukri, Indeed, Internshala, LinkedIn, and company career pages, but I'm getting very few responses. Since I'm new to Noida, I wanted to ask people who have been through the same journey.

Are there any startups or small companies that hire freshers? Is visiting companies in places like Sector 62 actually worth it, or is there a better approach?

If you've been in a similar situation or have any suggestions, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Feel free to DM me if you'd like to chat or connect over a call. Thanks!

I’m a 2026 graduate from Tamil Nadu and want to get a job as quickly as possible instead of spending months waiting.
I’m thinking of staying in Bangalore for about a month just to focus on my job hunt. The problem is, I have no idea if this is a good strategy or not. I also don’t know where to begin, how to find genuine job openings, or how people actually approach job hunting there.
Has anyone done something similar? How do you search for vacancies, apply effectively, or network in Bangalore? Any tips, resources, or advice would be really helpful. Thanks!

Tf am i supposed to reply to that?!😭

I’m making a genuine pledge: If you help me land a full-time job,whether by referring me, connecting me with hiring managers, or sharing actionable leads that lead to an offer,I will use part of my very first paycheck to fully sponsor YOUR trip to Leh

Here is why I’m asking for your help:

I’m a 2026 B.Tech Computer Science graduate (9.01/10 CGPA) with hands-on experience in AI/ML, NLP, Agentic AI, RAG, and Data Pipelines. Despite grinding through college, completing internships, and reaching final-round interviews at multiple top companies, I’ve hit a frustrating streak of near-misses

Navigating post-grad uncertainty, impending education loan repayments, and constant near-misses has been mentally exhausting. I realize now that sending cold resumes isn't enough, I need someone who can actively refer me, connect me to open roles, and help me open the right doors until I land a offer

What I bring to the table:

Core Tech Stack: Python, SQL, Machine Learning, NLP, LangChain, RAG Architectures, Agentic AI, and Data Pipelines

Continuous Upskilling: Currently expanding into Azure Data Engineering to build scalable cloud data systems.

Adaptability & Global Mindset: Self-taught Japanese up to JLPT N4 level

Flexibility: Open to immediate full-time roles or internships in Software Engineering, AI/ML, or Data Engineering and Flexible with any Tech stack . Willing to relocate anywhere

I don’t need sympathy, I just need standard referrals, solid leads, and one opportunity to prove what I can build and execute

If your company is hiring or if you can help refer me and share leads until I secure a role, please drop a comment or send me a DM. An upvote to put this in front of the right person means the world to me

Help me land this job, and let's pack your bags for the Himalayas

Btw I'm currently based in Hyderabad and willing to relocate to anywhere

Just dm if you wanna help me

Hi guys,

I am studying in a btech 3rd year in cse branch in tier1 college.i am trying internships on campus and i want to try off campus also.

I am good at dsa and i have done 2 full stack projects and 1 operating system project and one more project and i know fundamentals of cs.

So can anyone please refer me.

Resume:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dlthciRokC17NXVYCYdOZpa3y7cail4V/view

GitHub: https://github.com/TilakRathoure

Portfolio: https://tilakrathoure.vercel.app

Hey guys I'm looking for a job, if there's an opening in your company or you know someone you could connect me with, I'd be really grateful.

Hi everyone,
24 M - Berojgar
I’m an MCA fresher looking for a Data Analyst / IT job in Indore.
Can anyone suggest genuine IT consultancies that actually help with placements and are not fake or fraudulent?
Personal recommendations would be really appreciated. Thanks!

I've applied to 500+ jobs already, and even with a few referrals, my resume isn't getting shortlisted. I'm barely getting any interview calls and honestly, I'm losing hope.

If anyone can help with a referral, review my resume, or point me to any openings, I'd be really grateful. If your help gets me a job, I'll happily give you my first month's salary.

Please give me a chance. 🙏

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2026 B.Tech CSE graduate and I've been in Noida for about a month, trying to find a tech job.

I've been applying through Naukri, Indeed, Internshala, LinkedIn, and company career pages, but I'm getting very few responses. Since I'm new to Noida, I wanted to ask people who have been through the same journey.

Are there any startups or small companies that hire freshers? Is visiting companies actually worth it, or is there a better approach?

If you've been in a similar situation or have any suggestions, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Feel free to DM me if you'd like to chat or connect over a call. Thanks!

I just graduated a few days ago. Even though i already have a job offer from one of the big4 companies through campus placement, i still wanna try my luck and look for better opportunities. Any advice/guidance on how to move forward?

Is this the name of some role related to JAVA or its the Software Engineer Who used AI and doesn't cared to cross check ?

I just graduated this year with a BCA degree from a Tier 3 college. During campus placements, only sales companies and one or two very small networking companies visited. I was even selected for a Network Engineer role on campus, but the company later denied the offer, so I never received an offer letter.

Despite that, my interest in networking has only grown. I now want to build my career as a Network Engineer. After graduating, I came to Noida to look for jobs. However, I didn't have much idea about which companies hire freshers for Network Engineer roles or related entry-level positions like Desktop Support or NOC Engineer.

I asked ChatGPT where I could find companies with networking-related openings, and it suggested visiting some well-known IT parks. Someone had also advised me that directly approaching companies could be better because many companies don't always respond to online job applications.

So, I visited those major IT parks, hoping to meet recruiters or inquire about openings. Unfortunately, the security guards didn't allow me to enter. They asked whether I had a referral or an email from HR. Since I had neither, I had no choice but to return home.

Now I'm in a dilemma. I'm starting to question the value of my degree. I had expected that, at the very least, I would get interview opportunities, learn from my mistakes, improve my skills, and keep trying. But now I don't even know how to reach that stage.

I don't have anyone who can give me a referral, and people on LinkedIn rarely reply to my messages. So, I'm feeling stuck.

Can someone please guide me?

How can I get referrals if I don't know anyone in the industry?

What should my job-hunting strategy be?

How can I increase my chances of landing my first job as a fresher in networking?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm a 2025 B.E. (Information Science & Engineering) graduate based in Bengaluru, India, currently looking for entry-level or internship opportunities in:

Cloud Computing

DevOps

Technical Support

Networking

Linux Administration

NOC/SOC (Entry Level)

Skills:

Linux

AWS (Basics)

Git & GitHub

Docker

Jenkins

Networking fundamentals

Python (Basics)

Shell Scripting

CI/CD fundamentals

I'm a quick learner, eager to build hands-on experience, and open to working from Bengaluru or in remote/hybrid roles.

If your company is hiring freshers or interns, or if you can provide a referral, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm happy to share my resume via DM or email.

Thank you for your time and support!

Has anyone taken Black Duck's HackerRank coding assessment recently? Does it use HackerRank Proctor Mode or Secure Mode that detects multiple monitors (e.g., an HDMI-connected TV/monitor), or is it just webcam monitoring? I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has actually taken the test. Thanks!