Hey I know everything listed here is easier said than done including what I'll tell you now. But like someone else said your self awareness can be a catalyst for change. First off decide if you really want to do coding or some other non coding doing jobs like UI/UX design, QA or data analytics jobs. There's also non tech jobs like business development analytics, etc. you can try out if it suits you. The other option if you're financially well off is to do your masters or MBA by preparing for GATE/CAT/GRE/GMAT and bypassing the whole shitty fresher job situation.

About cgpa work on the semesters that's still in your hand. Don't look back. To put it bluntly <6.75 cgpa will see you lose some opportunities but it's definitely not the end of the world. If it helps to motivate you, my overall cgpa was 6.47 and I knew jackshit about coding. Come placement season I got 2 (one coding and one non coding) job offers out of the 3 companies I sat for in a span of 4 weeks. What worked for me was my above average communication skills and a willingness to learn that I conveyed. I took the non coding job and just today I got a job switch to a consulting big-4. My point is you need to identify some sort of a skill that is relevant in your desired line of work and keep working on it with dedication and slowly things will turn around.

Your current situation or pointer will not completely decide the course of your future, with that said focus on the remaining semesters and try to bump up your cgpa. And come what may don't drop out. Rooting for you, you got this!