u/Disastrous_Lime_9566

Hey everyone,

I recently completed my degree, and it’s been around 3 months since I started applying for jobs through LinkedIn, Naukri, and other job portals. Unfortunately, I haven’t even received a single interview call, and it’s becoming really frustrating.

Because of family pressure, I’m thinking of going to Chennai for about a month and trying my luck by attending walk-in interviews and applying directly to companies.

I also don’t want to put any more financial burden on my family. I’m planning to come with a very limited budget, and to manage my expenses, I’m even considering doing a part-time job while searching for a full-time opportunity.

The problem is, I have absolutely no idea where to start. I don’t know:

* How to find walk-in interviews.

* Where companies post hiring updates.

* Which companies I should visit.

* How to plan my job search in Chennai.

Do you think this plan is realistic? Has anyone here moved to Chennai just to look for a job? Did it work out for you? Is it possible to manage a part-time job while actively attending interviews, or am I being too optimistic?

If you have any suggestions on how to find walk-ins, where to search, or how to plan this effectively, I’d really appreciate your advice. I’m willing to put in the effort—I just need some guidance on the right direction.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I recently completed my degree, and it’s been around 3 months since I started applying for jobs through LinkedIn, Naukri, and other job portals. Unfortunately, I haven’t even received a single interview call, and it’s becoming really frustrating.

Because of family pressure, I’m thinking of going to Chennai for about a month and trying my luck by attending walk-in interviews and applying directly to companies.

I also don’t want to put any more financial burden on my family. I’m planning to come with a very limited budget, and to manage my expenses, I’m even considering doing a part-time job while searching for a full-time opportunity.

The problem is, I have absolutely no idea where to start. I don’t know:

* How to find walk-in interviews.

* Where companies post hiring updates.

* Which companies I should visit.

* How to plan my job search in Chennai.

Do you think this plan is realistic? Has anyone here moved to Chennai just to look for a job? Did it work out for you? Is it possible to manage a part-time job while actively attending interviews, or am I being too optimistic?

If you have any suggestions on how to find walk-ins, where to search, or how to plan this effectively, I’d really appreciate your advice. I’m willing to put in the effort—I just need some guidance on the right direction.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,
I'm planning to join the HCL GUVI Al & ML course mainly because they advertise placement assistance and career support.
The biggest reason I'm considering a paid program is that my college promised placements, but in reality very few opportunities came and most students were left on their own. Because of that experience, I'm now looking for a place that provides both structured learning and genuine job support.
I have a few questions for people who have actually completed GUVI courses:

1. Does GUVI really help students get interviews and jobs?
2. Is their placement assistance genuine, or is it mostly resume reviews and mock interviews?
3. Has anyone here got placed through GUVI's Al & ML or Data Science program?
4. Would you say the course fee is worth it?
5. If not GUVI, are there any other legitimate institutes/bootcamps in India that provide strong placement support for Al/ML, Data Analytics, or Software Development?
   I'm not expecting a guaranteed job, but I want to avoid another situation where promises are made and nothing happens.
   Would appreciate honest reviews, both positive v negative.
   Join the conversation

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to join the HCL GUVI AI & ML course mainly because they advertise placement assistance and career support.

The biggest reason I'm considering a paid program is that my college promised placements, but in reality very few opportunities came and most students were left on their own. Because of that experience, I'm now looking for a place that provides both structured learning and genuine job support.

I have a few questions for people who have actually completed GUVI courses:

1. Does GUVI really help students get interviews and jobs?
2. Is their placement assistance genuine, or is it mostly resume reviews and mock interviews?
3. Has anyone here got placed through GUVI's AI & ML or Data Science program?
4. Would you say the course fee is worth it?
5. If not GUVI, are there any other legitimate institutes/bootcamps in India that provide strong placement support for AI/ML, Data Analytics, or Software Development?

I'm not expecting a guaranteed job, but I want to avoid another situation where promises are made and nothing happens.

Would appreciate honest reviews, both positive and negative.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to join the HCL GUVI AI & ML course mainly because they advertise placement assistance and career support.

The biggest reason I'm considering a paid program is that my college promised placements, but in reality very few opportunities came and most students were left on their own. Because of that experience, I'm now looking for a place that provides both structured learning and genuine job support.

I have a few questions for people who have actually completed GUVI courses:

1. Does GUVI really help students get interviews and jobs?
2. Is their placement assistance genuine, or is it mostly resume reviews and mock interviews?
3. Has anyone here got placed through GUVI's AI & ML or Data Science program?
4. Would you say the course fee is worth it?
5. If not GUVI, are there any other legitimate institutes/bootcamps in India that provide strong placement support for AI/ML, Data Analytics, or Software Development?

I'm not expecting a guaranteed job, but I want to avoid another situation where promises are made and nothing happens.

Would appreciate honest reviews, both positive and negative.

Thanks!