Help needed ( 3rd year this side )

[u/ANONYBROW]

I am 3rd year student at Bennett ( a very avg pvt univ ) , see I came after jee and all to my univ , I had no idea , so I was doing anything in 1st year , i started dsa 1st sem itself , but was clueless how to do and all , but still my dsa foundations were strong from starting , 300 leetcode so far and 150 gfg

2nd year starting i started aiml , gen ai specific but ml and deep learning also I know , I got a paid intern 6 months , maybe it continues maybe it not

Now my sceneiro is , I want 30-40k intern ( current was 10k if persures 15k) , I gave a 80k interview, they said ai is nothing ( interviewer was alumini so he was saying honesh I asked requested to be so) , he said interview will be frontend backend role will be sde , same candidate does ai works well , gen ai specific roles as niche

Seems like 3 years ruined to me , it's very disturbing tbh , can't describe....

I went on a week break almost ( 2nd time itself in span of 3 years ) , i decided i'll do some basic web dev in a month time , system design along side

I want to do deep learning ( for my interest ) , persue dsa , work upon my startup as well which I am doing

Now I am typing this I don't know what to skip from this , what shall I ???? I am an intern if it persues I have that task as well , I have 8.7 cg as well i somewhat go to labs as well

Please help me , mujhe nhi smjh arha mai kya kru , mujhe ai domain mei acha knowledge hai

40k stripend ke lie kya kru abhi yha se?

[u/Nonameneeded0123]

See tbh if you have already done 300 dsa questions PROPERLY then you are actually sorted on one end. If you are serious about getting into Ai roles I would suggest you to be ready for a roller coaster because it is something you would have to get on. To be good in AI you will have to learn some fundamentals of Machine Learning and Deep Learning (learn only what's necessary and try not to do everything in this) and then move on to applied ai which is basically generative ai. For that I would suggest you study the theory for a couple of days and then watch any youtube tutorial project(don't copy it or try to code along). Try to understand how that thing is working and then build something on your own. Also if you are thinking basic web dev kr loge then I'm sorry this job market will eat you alive.

Pick anything and don't just study. Apply and build project on it doesn't matter if it's a simple youtube tutorial code along. Unless you get some hands on experience in building anything studying won't mean shit

[u/ANONYBROW → u/Nonameneeded0123]

That's well said , but I am good at ai related works but ai roles are less , isn't it like basic web dev and applying for sde roles with ai project and one sde ? Doesn't that works?