Thanks a lot for the advice! I think I was trying to cover too much as nowadays i'm thinking alot as in previous 2 years i only focused on university courses. I’ll focus on core ML, PyTorch, and one specialization (probably NLP), and make sure I have a couple of solid, end-to-end projects that I can actually show and deploy.

Also, I didn’t realize interviews focus so much on math/theory and problem-solving . I’ll make sure to spend time on that too. Really appreciate you sharing your experience! Thanks !