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IJSREM66245
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10 |
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Jul 2026
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1-4
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Department of computer science and engineering
Srinivas university Institute of engineering and technology
Department of computer science and engineering
Srinivas university Institute of engineering and technology
Students and professionals need to make informed career choices based on their skills, interests, and industry demands. Career Quest: AI-Powered Pathway Finder with Real-Time Job Insights and Skill Development provides personalized career recommendations by analyzing academic backgrounds, skill sets, and preferences while incorporating real-time job market trends. The system also offers skill development resources aligned with industry requirements, ensuring users remain competitive. By integrating AI-driven analytics with up-to-date job insights, the platform enhances career decision-making for students and professionals while assisting recruiters in identifying the best-fit roles for candidates based on their competencies.
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A more advanced web application can be developed where inputs are not provided directly by students. Instead, student parameters are gathered through comprehensive evaluations and assessments. These assessments can include technical, analytical, logical, memory-based, psychometric, general awareness, interest-based, and skill-based tests. By collecting parameters through these structured evaluations, the system can generate more accurate results, making it more reliable and effective for career predictions.
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7/22/2026
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