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Hi Zaimeg. Please do not give up. The good thing is that you have taken it upon yourself to acquire skills which will be beneficial to your prospective employer.This is very attractive to employers. What you need to do now is make sure that your CV reflect all these skill sets and market yourself very well. Then, start applying as many job opportunities you come across. I bet you, it will not be too long before you get a good job in the field you wish to work. I wish you all the best.

That's a good one. But why not start something that will make u self-employed on a small scale first? Something that can atleast put food on ur table? U're an elect/elect engineer, why not learn little things like handset repairs and configuration, laptop and desktop repairs and configuration, including software installation. Honestly with u engineering background u would do well in it. If u can be verygood in it then people will patronize u well, and u will make money, and probably expand the scope of the business. Stop waiting for white collar jobs that no longer come easily.

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zaimeg:
Thanks for your contribution, I already do these things you mentioned. I have an income. I am not all about just getting any job. I did a DSA job with a bank until November last year. It is all about career pursuit, not money to survive. I still enjoy building electronic water tank monitors for people and getting paid. Maybe I should change the topic.

That means u even have a job. U don't need to look for a job that they won't pay u. Why should u be looking for a job that they will not be paying u? Did u go to school for free?. Pls change the name of the topic.