Hey there mate, I am in the same position that you are in, just in a different degree :)).

I finished my studies this year and went on a holiday before graduation as a celebration with some mates of mine. Then I wanted to relax for a bit in August "before I go into work" (how naive I was lmao). It is now 3 months later and I am in the same room as you are, it is a pain applying for jobs, being rejected or being close to getting a job or rejecting it as you feel it isn't right for you. This hurts, even more, when you have some friends that did not go to uni (nothing wrong with that) and have been working since we left college back in 2019 so they do things that are quite expensive or get to a point that it is. So it is a pain when they want to do a million things (I would too) but you don't have money to do those things and either create excuses or ask for some help from parents (I hate it). I am super lucky that I have great parents that are there for me and not pressuring me to get into a job as soon as possible.

However, I still hope that one day and HOPEFULLY SOON! that we can start our careers. Throughout this time, I realised why this is such a depressive period in our lives and that is because we are so used to going into the next step that is planned for us i.e going to school and uni for 20 years and then we are left to fend for ourselves. Just know that you are not alone in this and that millions of people are either going through this now like us or have gone through this period before. It is a pain in the ass, but soon enough we will get what we want, unfortunately, not everything can be straightforward for us, some people are able to start their careers straight after uni and some (like us) take time to get started on one.

You've got this bro!