Hi I am an engineering graduate passout of 2018 batch I still didn't find any job related to my education later I got married and a kid now my resume is not even considered as I have 0 experience is there any chances for me to get a job ?

Ans: It's definitely understandable to feel discouraged after facing challenges in securing a job after graduation. However, there are some steps you can take to improve your chances:

1. Reassess your job search:

• Target the right jobs: Are you applying for roles aligned with your BA degree and interests? Research suitable entry-level positions in your field or consider broader titles like "assistant" or "associate" related to your skills.
• Refine your resume and cover letter: Tailor them to each specific job, highlighting relevant skills and experiences, even if they're not directly work-related (volunteer work, projects, etc.). Quantify your achievements whenever possible.
• Expand your job search: Utilize online job boards, company websites, professional networks (LinkedIn), and recruitment agencies. Attend job fairs and networking events to connect with potential employers directly.

2. Enhance your skills and experience:

• Consider short-term courses or certifications: Gain relevant skills through online or offline courses in areas like digital marketing, data analysis, communication, or project management. These can enhance your resume and make you more competitive.
• Volunteer or freelance: Gain practical experience through volunteer work or freelance projects related to your desired field. This shows initiative and demonstrates relevant skills to potential employers.
• Develop soft skills: Build communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management skills through workshops, online resources, or even taking on leadership roles in volunteer work.

3. Network and seek guidance:

• Connect with professionals in your field: Attend industry events, join online communities, and reach out to people working in your desired roles. Informational interviews can provide valuable insights and potential leads.
• Seek career counseling: Talk to a career counselor or advisor at your university or community center. They can help you identify your strengths, explore career options, and refine your job search strategy.

Additional tips:

• Stay positive and motivated: Job searching can be frustrating, but don't give up. Stay focused on your goals and celebrate small wins.
• Practice your interview skills: Research common interview questions and practice your responses beforehand. Be confident, articulate your skills clearly, and express your enthusiasm for the role.
• Keep learning and developing: Continuous learning demonstrates your commitment to growth and adaptability. Consider pursuing further education or professional development opportunities in the future.

Remember, finding a job can take time and effort. By tailoring your approach, developing your skills, and using various resources, you can improve your chances of securing a role that aligns with your goals and qualifications. Good luck!

Ans: Brajesh,

As over 4-years have passed and you have been preparing for Government jobs, here are 2-solutions for you as of now:

1) SOLUTION-1: Continue preparing for Government Jobs but you have to change the strategies in preparing for Govt. Jobs’ Competitive Exams.
2) SOLUTION-2: As you completed your Graduation in 2020 and have not got a job till now, it is suggested to join some Software Certification Courses offline (or any other domain you are interested in) with any reputed Institute that provides a JOB GUARANTEE after you complete your course. However, please note, initially you won’t get much salary, but gradually after gaining practical experience & by upgrading your skills, you will get good job with a decent salary package.
3) Have a Professional LinkedIn Profile and connect with Professionals. DON’T ask for jobs after you get connected with them. If your profile matches with their JD, they will be in touch with you.
4) Put Job Alerts on LinkedIn for the domains, you are interested in. Know the job market expectations and upgrade your skills accordingly.

Hope the above information helps you.

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With Best Wishes from RediffGURU, Mr. Brajesh

Nayagam PP
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Ans: Contact a placement agency specialized in Manufacturing domain. Upload your CV on various job portals. Send your CV to companies relevant to the industry you were working. In the meantime try to upskill yourself with short courses.

Ans: Dear ,

It is really disappointing for any one to have nill work experience since 2019 though I personally don't believe . Low CGP doesn't become an impediment for any one which will not allow any job or engagement for ant graduate engineer . Getting a job depends upon your sincere desire and efforts ,not entirely on your cgp. A mechnical Engineer can easily join as site incharge for any mechnical project company . Can get into Techno commercial like Sales Engineer's job in B2B companies who keep on looking for smart engineers . Even Engineering service providers like Automobile company, Industrial products mfg companies as GT then in their Production , Operations or maintenance deptt. If not any thing you can join any FMCD company in their sales & Service dept so for me you can get numerous jobs but of course you need to try for it.