Can I get LORs easily from my college faculty?
Yes, you can typically get Letters of Recommendation (LORs) from your college faculty, especially since you have no backlogs and have completed your degree with strong grades.
Your 12 months of work experience can further strengthen your LORs, as faculty can mention both your academic performance and practical skills.
For best results, choose professors who know you well - those who taught you key courses or supervised your projects. Approach them early and provide details about your achievements and goals to help them write a strong, personalized letter.
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