I’ve learned Java… but I still don’t feel ready. I still remember this feeling. You finish Core Java.You can write basic programs.Friends say, “Java toh strong hai tumhari.” But when you open job portals or read interview experiences, confidence quietly disappears. What exactly do companies expect from a Java fresher in 2026?Is what I’m learning […]
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(What My Days Actually Look Like) Some mornings, I wake up feeling like I’ve figured things out. By evening, I’m not so sure. No one talks about this part of preparation—the quiet days between college ending and a job beginning. No timetable. No certainty. Just time, pressure, and your own thoughts. This is what my
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The first resume I ever sent out looked perfect to me. It had clean formatting, bold headings, and a long list of skills I’d spent months collecting.I remember staring at it late at night, thinking, “This should work.” It didn’t. Weeks passed. Then months.No calls. No feedback. Just that uncomfortable silence that makes you question
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The first time I seriously thought about placements wasn’t in third year. It was in second year, late at night, scrolling our college WhatsApp group. Someone had typed, “Only 3 companies are expected this semester.” No explanation.No context. Just silence after that. That’s when it hit me—what if campus placements don’t work out?And if they don’t, do
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I Closed My Laptop That Night Feeling… replaceable. It was around 1:30 am. My assignment was open on one tab.An AI tool was open on the other. Out of curiosity, I typed the question that had been bothering me for weeks: “Can AI replace freshmen?” The answer came instantly.Clean. Confident. Scary. And for the first
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The confusion didn’t hit me in college.It hit me late at night, staring at my resume, scrolling LinkedIn, wondering why everyone else seemed so sure. Some people were “Python developers.”Some were “UI/UX designers.”Some had five skills listed confidently. And I was stuck with one question: Should I focus on one skill… or try to learn
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Why Most Freshers Fail Tech Interviews—Even After Knowing the Basics The night before my first technical interview, I wasn’t scared of coding questions. I was scared of going blank. I knew the basics. Variables, loops, arrays, SQL joins, and a bit of Java. I had revised them again and again. Still, my stomach felt heavy.
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The first time I worried about this, it wasn’t because of any tool. It was because a friend read my draft and said,“Everything here is correct… but it doesn’t feel like you.” That line stayed with me. Because technically, the article was fine.But it felt distant. Clean. A little too smooth. That’s when I realized
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The last few months were honestly messy. College work kept coming. Assignments. Projects. Exams. And in between all that, I kept thinking about money. Not big money. Just enough so I didn’t have to ask at home for every small thing. I tried random stuff online. Surveys. Apps. A few ideas people recommend on YouTube.
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Cognizant Communication Assessment Experience – Today (20 December 2025), I was given the Cognizant Communication Assessment. As Cognizant’s mass hiring process is currently ongoing, today’s round was the communication assessment. In this post, I will share all the important details of the round based on my experience. Step 1: Application Process I applied to Cognizant’s
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