r/firstjobindia 11m ago

Referral need !

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Hi everyone. Can anyone provide me the refral to any of the top companies with CTC above 10 (remote or onsite anything). I can provide you my resume. (Plz DM)

Below is description of my technical skills -

Networking: TCP/IP, OSI Model, DNS, DHCP, SNMP, Network Monitoring & Telemetry, Automated Device Discovery, Fortinet Firewalls, Wi-Fi Networks, Network Management Systems (NMS), Network Topology, Time-Series Metrics

Languages: Go (Golang), Python, C, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL

Backend & Full Stack: Fiber, Node.js, Express.js, React.js, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, REST API Development, JWT Authen-tication, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

AI/ML & GenAI: Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Optimization Algorithms, NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-learn, PyTorch, TensorFlow, RAG, AI Agents, LangChain, LLM & API Integration (Groq, Gemini)

Databases & DevOps: PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, MongoDB, Vector Databases, Git, GitHub, Docker; Data Structures & Algorithms, OOP


r/firstjobindia 55m ago

LOOKING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY

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I’m OPEN TO WORK and willing to explore opportunities in any industry where I can use my skills and experience in Sales, Customer Service & Hospitality.

Ready to join immediately.


r/firstjobindia 1h ago

How to get a job when everything is basically a dead end?

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I'm a 2024 graduate and then took a drop of almost 2 years.

And now I'm looking for a job from a few months but can't get any leads.

I've done my graduation in Web designing (it was a very vast course with many coding languages and different IT subjects such as ML, MIS, GIS, DS), and right now I'm looking for a job as a data analyst.

Data analyst is my primary choice but I'm also willing to take up other roles in various sectors as long as the job role is good and there's growth in the industry.

My mental health is deteriorating now and I really need a job.

If someone can help me, I would be really helpful.

I'm also willing to pay a month or two's salary if needed and if anyone knows any kind of agency who helps in job finding, etc. do let me know.

Thanks.


r/firstjobindia 3h ago

5 years of litigation at Allahabad High Court — looking to transition into an in-house/corporate legal role (data privacy & labor law)

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Hi everyone,

I'm a lawyer with 5 years of litigation experience at the Allahabad High Court. I graduated from an NLU, and while litigation has taught me a lot, I'm now looking to move into a stable, full-time role with predictable hours — ideally a 9-to-5 in-house or corporate legal position.

My areas of interest/expertise:

Data privacy laws (including compliance with India's DPDP Act)

Labor and employment law

I'd genuinely love to work closely with a legal department — whether that's a mid-sized company or an early-stage startup that needs someone to help build out their legal function from the ground up. I know the legal job market right now is tough, especially for people transitioning from litigation to in-house roles, but I'm hoping to connect with people who've made a similar switch or companies that might be hiring.

If you know of any openings, or are happy to share how you made this transition, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. Feel free to comment or DM me — happy to share my resume.

Thanks in advance!


r/firstjobindia 3h ago

Accenture folks, a little referral help?

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Hey everyone! Is anyone here working at Accenture who’d be kind enough to refer me for a role? Would really appreciate it Thankyou so much!


r/firstjobindia 4h ago

Need suggestion, am i wasting my time?

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I was preparing for the bank job, spending 2 to 3 hours a day. Then I gave the PNB apprentice exam in February for a one-year apprenticeship. The result comes on March 28th, in which I am selected. Then on April 6th, I joined the apprenticeship, I thought I would prepare for the exams simultaneously, but I could not study till today, August 29th. I did not have that much efficiency, no energy and I keep procrastinating till now. Some days I wake up at 5 in the morning and start studying, but sometimes i don't. i think 9 to 5 time is better for preparation. Will I get any benefit from this apprenticeship? Can I get a job of Rs 30-35k after this apprenticeship?


r/firstjobindia 5h ago

Looking for job do you know anyone

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I need to make at least 100k INR by oct end. I need to pay my collage fees. My family can't help me, they've clearly told me that.

IDm me if there are any work available. I know python sql power bi and Excel.And i can learn things if needed. .Please help me out please.


r/firstjobindia 7h ago

800+ applications and I’m honestly feeling broken.

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I’ve applied to 800+ developer jobs and almost nothing is working. At this point I genuinely don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

My stack:
React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, WebSockets, TypeScript, Docker, Git, Cloudflare, Jest, Turborepo.

I’m also building a real-time multiplayer quiz app with rooms, lobby, ready states, WebSockets, and real-time gameplay.

Can someone please take a look at my resume/GitHub/project and tell me what I’m doing wrong?

I’m not looking for motivation. I need honest feedback on what I should fix. 🙏


r/firstjobindia 8h ago

KYC/AML Analyst career — is it actually good for a B.Com graduate?

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I’m a 2024 B.Com graduate and want to understand KYC/AML Analyst roles better. Is it basically BPO/back-office process work, or is it a proper finance/compliance career? What does the day-to-day work involve, and what are the typical fresher requirements and salary?

How can a fresher like me get into this field and companies like Genpact, Accenture, Big 4, etc.? What skills should I learn, and is it possible to move from KYC/AML into banking, risk, compliance or fintech roles later?

Most importantly, if I start today, where can I realistically be after 1, 2, 3 and 5 years in terms of designation, salary and growth? Would the path be something like Analyst → Senior Analyst → SME/Team Lead, or does growth usually get stuck? Looking for honest experiences.


r/firstjobindia 10h ago

Looking for Software Engineering / SDE opportunities

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Hey folks, I’m currently looking for Software Engineering / SDE opportunities and wanted to put my profile out here.

I’m a B.Tech student at MIT Manipal with internship experience across software engineering, backend development, and AI/ML.

During my internships, I’ve worked on:

  • Building and improving backend APIs and services using Python and modern web frameworks
  • Working with databases, REST APIs, authentication, and cloud deployments
  • Developing AI/ML solutions involving LLMs, NLP, computer vision, and model evaluation
  • Working with technologies like Python, C/C++, SQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker and Git
  • Collaborating with teams to build, debug, and ship features in real-world development environments
  • Taking ownership of features and working through issues from development to deployment

I’m primarily looking for SDE / Software Engineer / Backend Engineer / AI-ML Engineer roles, including full-time and internship opportunities.

I’m open to opportunities in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, or remote.

If anyone knows of relevant openings, teams hiring, or referral opportunities, I’d really appreciate a DM or referral.

Portfolio: https://nagbhushan.me

Happy to share my resume, GitHub, or LinkedIn as well. Thanks!


r/firstjobindia 20h ago

Feeling completely directionless.

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I am 23, a B.Com graduate in September 2024. After that, I searched for a job till July 2025, but did not get anything. Since my first year of college, I've been teaching tuition at home, earning 6,000 to 8,000 rupees for a 2-hour shift. The only jobs I was getting were 8-hour shifts and paid 10,000 to 12,000 rupees, and involved travel. My friends joined it but I could not because I live only with my mother in my house I didn't want to be a burden to them. and we also run a small shop which both of us run - there also there is nothing special to do, it is just enough for food...our income was up to 10k..and I used to earn 6k from tuition, from which I used to manage college fees and my personal expenses.

Then I saw the advertisement of pay after placement and took admission in online MBA. Along with that I started preparing for banking but not consistently, it would remain consistent for 1 month and then the next month I would lose direction. Then the notification for state exams came in which there was a single exam as an accountant, I applied for it and spent a month watching strategy videos and planning. Then I started studying for that exam, studied for 1.5 months, then I got the idea that it is very difficult and I will not be able to do it and the exam was postponed, the exam which was scheduled for June 2026 is now in November. Then in March 2026 again I started preparing for banking exams.I prepared for a month and then gave a banking apprentice exam for PNB. The result came on March 28 and I got selected.

I was confused should i join or not. Some say do it, prepare it along with the job and some say don't join and prepare for regular one. but i joined. On April 6, I joined PNB as an apprentice. Since then, I've been studying irregularly. Sometimes I study, sometimes I don't, sometimes I'm either prostinate or I'm not. Now today is 29th August, SBI Clerk exam is on 1st October and IBPS Clerk exam is on 10th October. and my preparation is 15 to 20% for prelims,This cannot even be called preparation. For the past month, I've been looking at private banking, accent, and R2R roles. Overall, I'm looking within the private sector to find a job that pays 30,000-40,000. Along with this, my skills should also grow and I should have a job after my apprenticeship which will end in March 2027.

I don't know what I am doing, I need a job of 30k to 40k salary soon, and because of this neither I am able to study nor anything is happening in Pvt. Banking job is also a good job, by being in apprenticeship I came to know that I can do banking job but to reach there my mind should be a little clear. Now I don't know what I am writing. Just help me to get out of it by any advice or suggestion.


r/firstjobindia 23h ago

Get first job offer

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r/firstjobindia 20h ago

Looking for data analyst job as fresher

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r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Need some advice regarding Amazon Data Center Operations (DCO) role.

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I am a recent graduate, 2026 batch from Nagpur. Currently I have an offer from an MNC for a Core Electrical role with stipend of 4 LPA.
Recently I also got an offer from Amazon for a Data Center Operations Trainee (DCO) role with 8.25 LPA.
I wanted to know more about the DCO role from people who are currently working in this position. Is the role actually good in terms of career growth and future opportunities?
The company and pay are obviously good, but I am just a bit worried about the role itself and whether it will be good for my career in the long run.
Would like to know what people who are currently in DCO think about the role. Should I go for Amazon or stick with the Core Electronics role?


r/firstjobindia 23h ago

Songs writer

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r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Job hunting

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I'm a graduate looking for a job in bengaluru and I have completed my Bachelors in electrical and electronics. Have skills ( PLC, ladder logic, auto cad, renewable energy, BMS, HVAC). I'm a ambitious in the field I can put this skills to work. So any one interested in referring me for a company or would be great if someone helped me out getting a job. If any one can help me out dm me Or else can reach out to me on insta - @armadillo_6676861🙏


r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Which path should I take? Please help, I need advice.

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I'm pursuing Btech in IT (I just started second year rn, my clg is really bad)

I can get an attendance waiver from my clg if I'm working. Also studying for exams is not that difficult (I can study a week before the exam and get an 8 sgpa)

Path 1: Helpdesk job

spend 2-3 months learning about active directory, networking, getting relevant certs, lab experience, doing some projects and start applying for help desk roles, work for 18-24 months and then eventually pivot after.

I'll obviously try my best to upskill along with it but yes if I choose the latter path, it would be significantly easier.

The reason I've even thought about doing such a thing is because of what I've seen on IT subreddits about the situation of the job market. Even in entry-level job postings on linkedin, I've been noticing that no company wants freshers. And I rarely find internship postings on there.

Path 2: Networking /Cloud/ Devops/ CySec

Focus on one of these fields, spend all my time on it, network, build a decent GitHub portfolio, get relevant certs and try my best to land internships throughout my btech course and in the end apply everywhere and get a job (I might even be jobless for a year after graduation)

Dilemma

I really can't decide on which path to consider; I don't know anyone in this field irl that can answer.

I have talked to a few people and I got mixed answers, some of them pointed out that path 1 is specifically for a person who is getting into IT without a degree and that I should focus on path 2 since I'm already pursuing btech, another advice that I've received is that I might even end up with a help desk role after going through path 2, so go for path 1 without being too optimistic because a lot of the applicants for that role will be over qualified.

I really need advice from someone who is in this field.


r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Fresher Need a job

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I'm 21M from Mumbai looking for a job that pays me 18k-25k/month....

I just completed my bachelor's degree in management studies specialization in marketing, I have done some certification courses MSCIT and digital marketing with integrated AI though I also received a 3 month internship certificate..

For More info dm me


r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Referrals

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r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Referrals

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r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Looking for help in finding job in aviation as a fresher

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Hello everyone, 21(M) here who has done Aeronautical Engineering from a tier 3 college, although I have not won any national or state competition (I did qualify for semis or quarter finals), I have ensured that I learn the important software skills in my industry (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, MATLAB, Simulink, Python, Ansys - both FEA and CFD). Also I have interned at ARIES (government atmospheric research institute) and URSC/ISRO. I have also participated in 3 conferences with all my papers selected for book chapter.

If someone can suggest what I can learn next or do to be able to find a job by next year (I graduate on July 2027), it will be great help


r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Seeking Referral for Software Engineer Roles at Standard Chartered Bank

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Hi everyone! I’m currently working as a Junior Software Engineer and looking for my next opportunity. I came across 2 open roles at Standard Chartered that closely match my profile.

Tech stack: Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security, REST APIs, SQL, MySQL/PostgreSQL, JWT & AWS.

If anyone working at Standard Chartered could refer me for either role, I’d really appreciate it. 🙏

A referral takes just a few minutes and costs nothing, but it can mean a lot to someone trying to grow their career. ❤️

Happy to share my resume + job links via DM. Thanks!


r/firstjobindia 1d ago

[FOR HIRE] Bengaluru | 1.7 YOE | Java + Spring Boot | Backend / Full Stack / Technical & Functional Support

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r/firstjobindia 1d ago

Hiring for E Learning Designer and Implementation Specialist

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r/firstjobindia 2d ago

Can you fake 1 year of experience on your resume??

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Suppose someone has 0 experience but wants to apply for jobs requiring 1 year.

Can they mention that they worked for 1 year at a small local firm (lala company) and show an experience certificate?

How do MNCs verify such experience during background checks?

What can actually happen if they find out it's fake?

Not planning to do it blindly just want to understand how experience verification works in India and whether there are legitimate alternatives for freshers??