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I think that depends on the range of other skills that graduate has. But, why not?

sounds stupid, but just apply. you don't risk more than a "no"

It couldn't hurt to get a Community Edition and build some interesting things there.  In computing in general, what employers are seeking is ability. Some ability really only comes with experience, but if you have a portfolio, that's a direct expression of your current ability.  Different from experience, but I think you can easily make up for a lack of some experience with a good portfolio.

It also depends a good bit on what you want to do.  If you want to code, though, folks who can code and can show that they can code should be able to get jobs.  You could possibly also get your foot in the door as a BA that can code.

Yes, why not. I mean, if you're interested in coding and programming, you definitely can!

It also depends on the company's selection criteria. 

I would say, just make sure you have gone through the roles and responsibilities mentioned for the job and see if you are the right fit. 

You don't lose anything worth a try. Also check the scholarship program from appian: appian.com/.../low-code-4-all.html

Difficult to get placed 

It depends on company from company to company and current situation of market