Does this course gets me good job

[maddineni77]

Hello iam venkat , 2024 graduate I want to learn Ai to get job and secure my carrier in future do this course help

[dangercat-leo]

Career, not carrier.

I am just starting the course myself and no, I don't think this course by itself will get you a job. But it will give you the big picture of AI. Then you choose whether you want to go with PyTorch or TensorFlow (assuming you want to pursue software development in AI) or something else altogether (for example you can look at vibe coding or there is another course about using AI in Business).

All the best my fellow traveller.

[mirmohmmadluqman]

Bro
There is nothing like securing career. This course alone won't get you a job. And neither will any other single course. That's just the reality of this field.
AI is genuinely enormous. People spend entire four-year degrees barely scratching the surface of one corner of it. A single course gives you awareness, it doesn't give you ability. There's a significant difference between those two things.
What actually gets you hired is building real things. Projects on GitHub that you designed yourself, not copied from a tutorial. Employers don't care about certificates(but yes they care if you are certified from IIT MIT...), they care whether you can sit down, understand their problem, and solve it.
The path forward is straightforward, but it's slow: get solid with Python, pick one direction that genuinely interests you, whether that's machine learning, data science, MLOps, NLP, whatever resonates then go deep into it, build things that actually work, and start applying while expecting rejection for a good while.
Realistically, you're looking at a minimum of one and a half to two years of consistent effort before you're truly hireable in this space. Most people underestimate that, hit the wall somewhere around month three, and walk away.
But if you're genuinely committed to it, stay the course. Just don't go in expecting a shortcut, because there isn't one. But I can guide for Web3 security or development.