Many freshers think getting an IT job needs 1–2 years of study.
But if you follow a clear plan and stay consistent, you can become interview-ready in 3 months.

You don’t need to learn everything.
You only need to learn the right things in the right order.

First Understand One Truth

Companies don’t expect freshers to know advanced topics.

They check only 3 things:

1. Can you understand logic?

2. Can you build small applications?

3. Can you explain what you did?

Month 1 — Build Strong Basics

Focus only on one programming language
(Choose: Java / Python / JavaScript — don’t learn all)

What to Learn

• Variables, data types

• Conditions (if–else)

• Loops

• Functions

• Arrays / Lists

• Basic OOP concepts

Daily Plan (2–3 hours)

• 1 hour learning

• 1 hour coding practice

• 30 min small problems

Important

Don’t just watch tutorials — type code yourself.

By end of Month 1 you should be able to:

• Solve easy problems

• Write small programs without help

Month 2 — Build Projects (Most Important Part)

Now start applying knowledge.
This is where most freshers fail — they keep studying but never build.

Make 2 Projects

Project 1 (Basic)
Example:

• Calculator

• To-Do List

• Number guessing game

Project 2 (Real World)
Example:

• Student Management System

• Expense Tracker

• Notes App

What You Must Include

• Input from user

• Data storage (file or database)

• Proper menu / UI

• Error handling

👉 Interview chances increase more from projects than theory.

Month 3 — Job Preparation Mode

Now you become interview ready.

Step 1: Learn Important Theory Only

• OOP concepts

• DBMS basics (tables, keys, joins)

• Basic SQL queries

• What is API / HTTP

• Simple data structures (array, string, map)

No need to study everything deeply — just understand concepts.

Step 2: Prepare Resume

Keep resume simple:

• Skills

• 2 projects (with explanation)

• Education

• No unnecessary paragraphs

Step 3: Practice Interview Questions

Daily practice:

• Tell me about yourself

• Explain your project

• OOP concepts

• Basic coding problems

You should be able to talk about your project for 5–10 minutes confidently.

Step 4: Start Applying

Don’t wait for perfection.

Apply on:

• LinkedIn

• Internshala

• Naukri

• Company career pages

Apply daily (10–20 applications)

Final Advice

You don’t need to be perfect to get your first job.
You only need to be better than an average fresher.

In 3 months you can’t become an expert —
but you can become hireable.

Stay consistent for 90 days.
That consistency matters more than intelligence.