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Hey there! When it comes to learning new skills and building your resume in the early stages, the best advice I've received is to stay curious and never stop learning. Also, don't be afraid to take on new challenges and seek out experiences that push you out of your comfort zone. Lastly, networking and building relationships can be just as important as the skills you have, so don't underestimate the power of connecting with others in your field. Good luck!

Set a deadline and learn it within

Nobody adviced me anything, I did on my own.

Never take a lot of courses at same time complete one by one

Initial days work on 4-5 skills simultaneously, keep changing it, it will create a interest on one or two skills. Master it. For resume keep it very simple neat & ckean do not rush your data on a single page, minimum two pages are required for better approach. Start with your summary then skillset, experience half on 1st page half on 2nd then academics followed by personal information. Keep it simple.

Are from a Core branch or IT branch If Core branch then focus which field do you wanna go into Core or IT and don't step back . If IT then grab some good skills in frontend and backend development, preferably java . This advice was useful for me . In addition to this I did some ML projects which was helpful for me ..... Cheers and all the best

Do not try to achieve everything (certificates , validation ) in every field. Just take up one thing, youre passionate about and achieve in that field...do not run after every certificate in any field.

Start small increase gradually and be consistent

Just follow the routine of your learning path automatically new skills will be installed in your system just don't change the game