Can some give me advice as a fresher? In finding a job.

I'm a computer engineering graduate. And my problem about having this degree is that, Its so broad. From hardware to software. To computer networking to electronics. And many more. But for now , I'm doing web development but I'm not that clear about my skills.

@Suiyans I am in the final year of Computer Engineering.
I choose to do freelancing rather than job.
because in India, salary for web developer is about $120-$150 per month.
and it sucks.

I am new to freelancing.
just getting started.
I have seen many fellow freelancers making $1k to $5k per month.
even more.

most IT companies here hires freshers at $120 per month and does freelancing on freelancer.in worth $3k to $5k

@Suiyans I don't want to do freelancing forever.
I want to do a startup.
I want to create a product which will help a lot of people and will make money too.

but before that, u have to learn.
and have to come up with a good idea.

to execute the idea, I will need money, that's why I am going for freelancing to save money for future business.

have a look at upwork.com
maybe you find someone in europe or us who pays you decent.

@heyheni upwork is better than freelancer?
when upwork was odesk, I tried a lot, but couldn't get any project....
still I haven't got any project from freelancer, but there are lots of projects on freelancer.

@g-m-f , thanks for the solid advice. I love so many things. I like hardware stuffs. Software stuffs. Maybe I just need more time to think about all these things.

@faizanvahevaria , congratulation in advance
.. I heard also about freelancing on my senior dev when I was taking my OJT. And He earn much compare to his previous job.
Maybe the main drawback on that job is lack of security specially those perks and insurances that you can get from your employer. And also, maybe so much competition?

Thats nice, I've also been planning on making a startup someday if I had enough Capital. I want to have 3 years of experience in our country and go abroad for 3 years, maybe its enough to build a startup company.

@heyheni ,I'll be checking it out. Thanks for the reference.