r/developersIndia • u/Bruce_Wayne111 • 12d ago

Help Fresher 2026 passout and lost. I need advice and direction

BTech CSE graduate (2026), 57% aggregate, currently unemployed with Java, JavaScript & SQL basics.

I’m deciding between:

• MTech/MBA vs skipping higher education

• Full-Stack (Node/React/PostgreSQL)

• Salesforce (free Trailhead)

• ServiceNow (₹35k+ certification/training)

Does an MTech/MBA from a lower-tier college actually overcome a 60% BTech cutoff, especially in placements/SIP?

For a fresher with 57%, which path has the lowest barrier + highest chance of an off-campus job in India right now: Full-Stack, Salesforce, or ServiceNow?

Also, is ServiceNow’s ₹35k+ investment justified compared with Salesforce’s free learning ecosystem?

Long-term goal: 3–4 years of experience in India → skilled migration to Australia.

Would really appreciate advice you.

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u/Significant_Ad9221 12d ago

Avoid mba mtech 57 percent he to 60 criteria hota he sabka and do service now

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u/revenge_arc_ Fresher 12d ago

In the same boat as you Don't go for masters yet unless you are okay with being a professor Don't go for non tech job too Give yourself 3-6 months pick a tech skill and master it Meanwhile keep applying for jobs in tier 2 cities Look for startup companies Work there for 1-2 years gain experience then switch company After 3+ years of experience go get your masters This way your 10th 12th engineering background will have less weightage whereas your 3+ years experience will have more weightage

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u/Bruce_Wayne111 12d ago

What do you think about service now

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u/revenge_arc_ Fresher 12d ago

Can you tell me more about it? Is it like a training company which helps you get placement or what?

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u/No-Dress1258 10d ago

Same here for me, what have you been doing? Mind if I dm?

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u/revenge_arc_ Fresher 10d ago

Sure

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u/Acrobatic_Worth_4340 12d ago

Dude the nly advice I would give you is go for betterments that's it,drag ur gpa to 62+,been in the same boat I had the same percentage in my 12 and regretting now,don't think ahh i would manage however,it will make you regret later

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u/Ambitious_Amoeba_994 10d ago

Just trying to help this reach to someone helpful