What do you do once you finish your studies, but you aren't able to get a job?

Once you complete your studies. First you have to analyse your skills in which you are good in and you can apply for it so that you will get a job for your capability.Instead trying for a job which you are not sure about.

First I will take away the “how-can-I-get-experience-if-I-have- no-experience” dilemma from my Mind and I will start working on the following:
Create my own blog: If I don’t know what career path I want to pursue, I will pick a personal interest and write about that, it’s preferable if I can put in on a professional topic but if I can’t, I will write about a subject that interests me.

Create a LinkedIn profile: I will start to prepare my profile. Even if the profile is just a bare-bones list of where I attend high school, my extra-curricular activities, what I see as my skills, and a summary of the sort of career that may interest me

Finding a Mentor: I will find a Mentor who is doing what I want to do and become.

If I am desperate and breath in it, I am definite that I will get a Job soon.

First, you are a human being.
You have immense talent and abilities in you. You have a lot of options open. If not A then B.
This does not mean that job type A is superior to job type B.
It simply means you are a survivor who sensed opportunity and grabbed the offer that job B gives you.
The world is a race for the best of the survivors. Those who constantly survive, come on top of the list. Just like any game that you have.

If you have done a course and do not have an opening in the same field, do not waste your time, just enter into a vocational job.
Two things will happen:
1. You will have constant amount of money flowing in.
2. You will have an experience that seldom people will get and that will enable you to think bigger and better when you do enter the stream of your choice.
I am saying this because I have three cousins who underwent this phase.

Build your resume otherwise ... seek out volunteer opportunities with local non-profits that have great need for your specific skillset or opportunity for different and broader experiences.

i understand how frustrating this can be. Consider entry level positions in your area of interest. Also, don't rule out other forms of employment outside of your field of interest. Look for temporary work or even seasonal help at local movie theaters, retail stores etc. While it may not be your ultimate goal it will show a prospective employer that you are active while you search for so meting in your area of interest

As difficult as it may be try and remain positive and focused. Gook luck.

Hi

Do not give up. You just have to try something different. Networking is a very important way to go. Here are some ideas:

One of the best ways to find a job is to go through the alumni relations department of the college from which you graduated. Arrange to talk to graduates in your field of study to see what they are doing and how they got there.

Also locate professional organizations that represent your field of study in your area so that you can network and see how you might be able to use your degree.

Here are some pointers regarding networking that might help:
https://www.themuse.com/advice/19-tips-that-will-make-you-a-networking-master
https://www.themuse.com/advice/4-things-networking-can-help-you-do-besides-get-a-job

70-80% of people get their job through person to person networking as described above. Do not be shy! It works!