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The job market for CSE freshers can feel pretty confusing, especially with so many skills to choose from. Apart from DSA and basic programming, there are projects, internships, development skills, AI tools, communication and many other things to consider.

For those who have recently landed a job, which skills actually helped you stand out during placements or interviews? Were there any particular technologies, projects, certifications or soft skills that made a noticeable difference?

Would be helpful to hear from freshers who have gone through the process recently and what they would recommend students focus on.

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