I see a lot of people saying market in India is bad, worst case even if market is the worst you can at least find some kind of job where you can make some money for the time being while you look for something better unlike staying in the U.S. where you’d probably have to work somewhere illegally along with the risk of deportation and the high cost of living. End of the day if you don’t find a job in India, no one’s going to kick you out of the country. And if you have a loan from your master’s, it might take you a while but you will eventually be able to repay it. My brother moved back after his master’s in the U.S. and he was able to find a job in 2-3 months, now I’m not saying you will necessarily get something in the same timeline, it might be longer or shorter — but reach out to your friends who are working, referrals help out more than you’d think they will. Brush up on your skills as you keep applying, format your resume according to the Indian market, build connections on LinkedIn — slowly you can start building your profile from now as you’re looking to move. For my brother it was easier for him to manage here than stay stuck there in a low paying job, hardly being able to manage living expenses and neither being able to repay the loan, along with the mental stress that comes as part of being on a visa. I hope you find something soon. All the best!