I recently completed my bachelor's and master's in business and am now trying to transition into the tech field. My background is non-technical, but I'm currently self-studying data analytics, data science, Python, and Power BI. I'm aiming for an entry-level position, such as a Data Analyst or Python Developer. Throughout my academic journey, I've maintained a CGPA between 5 and 6, which I know is below average. I’ve had some internships and projects in marketing, but I realized during my master's that my true interest lies in technology. After trying to work full-time in marketing and sales, I decided to pivot towards tech, and I'm fully committed to making this change. Now in my late twenties, I feel a bit embarrassed about being a fresher in the tech field, especially since I lack any tech internship experience. I’m reaching out to see what advice experienced professionals might have for someone in my situation. How can I effectively break into tech with my current profile? Additionally, I've received mixed opinions on whether to include my CGPA on my CV. Some say I should never misrepresent it due to potential verification issues, while others suggest omitting it if it’s not required. I'm seeking clarity on the best approach to present my profile and improve my chances of landing my first tech job.