Living in Bengaluru feels like living in the engine room of India’s future. Every other building in Whitefield or Electronic City seems to house a tech giant or an ambitious startup, and the energy is palpable. But for fresh graduates or professionals looking to switch lanes, this energy can sometimes feel overwhelming. You walk out of college with a degree in hand, expecting the doors of the IT world to swing open, but often find that the keys are missing. This shift is why

Chennai has long been one of India’s most reliable cities for education and employment. With a strong presence of IT companies, software service providers, manufacturing units, and digital businesses, the city attracts thousands of students and professionals every year. Yet, despite having degrees and certifications, many candidates struggle to secure a good job. The reason is simple—most employers today look for practical skills, not just academic qualifications. This is why