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You need to master your skills in coding and development for this role. 1. Pick a programming language. I will suggest C++ or Java. In my experience, I felt more comfortable with C++. To be honest I don't have words to describe its beauty. 2. The second step is to learn the OOPS concept that builds further understanding of a language. 3. The third step is very crucial. Now you need to cover the concepts of DSA and Dynamic Programming. 4. Now you have a strong understanding of Data Structures. Here you are able to learn a development or delve into Machine Learning, Cyber Security, IOT etc. Remember consistency and discipline is key to success

Contribution to open-source projects is one of the best things you can do to showcase your skills (plus, it forces you to learn more on your own and from everybody else). By contributing to open-source projects, not only your coding skills get improved, but problem-solving abilities, and expertise in specific technologies or domains also get better. This can be especially helpful when looking for a job or trying to attract clients.

While learning development you will definitely build some unique projects and it's a good practice to get all your projects to be included within your portfolio as it will be easy for the recruiter to access your projects through your portfolio. Make sure to include options like About, LinkedIn ID, GitHub ID, your projects, a professional pic, and your skills and achievements.

A professional network is an easy way to be placed in your dream company. Try to engage with people on LinkedIn. Along with this, be active in professional engagements as these expose you to innovation and creativity. These experts will help you how to be productive and maintain consistency and discipline.

In today's competitive job market, where skilled professionals and impressive portfolios abound, effective networking can be the key differentiator that sets you apart. While technical skills and certifications are essential, building and leveraging a strong professional network can open doors that might otherwise remain closed. Networking allows your connections to advocate for you, often in spaces and conversations you aren't part of, providing endorsements and opportunities that algorithms alone can't. By nurturing genuine relationships within your industry, you create a powerful support system that can vouch for your expertise and character, enhancing your visibility and increasing your chances of landing your desired role.

A mentor is someone who guides you to positive direction and also teaches you how to be mindful of your goals. For this, I will recommend to connect with your teachers and LinkedIn top voices as they both have a good experience and your doubt will get a worth it solution.

I would like to recommend a tip here: 1. Avoid multitasking at the beginning. Remember that slow and steady wins the race. First of all focus on one programming language and go for DSA. When you start to fell comfortable with one language and DSA then you should go for a development in parallel I used this method and I have felt a change. Right now I am practicing DSA, and along with this Web Development and Machine Learning. 2. Less is always better than too much at an instant. While solving DSA problems just go for 3-4 questions a day as it will be not easy for you to remember a lot of data at once. Remember we are humans and we learn from our mistakes and it takes time for success. Just appreciate the moment when you solve problems.