Don't worry too much about the listed requirements. If you meet ~25% of them then you have reason to apply (the job listing is usually comically over-specified)

Don't worry too much about the listed requirements. If you meet ~25% of them then you have reason to apply (the job listing is usually comically over-specified). Besides that, if you still have time, internships are critical (some people count these as partial years of experience -- I think that is reasonable). If you don't have internships or time to get them, then you're on a harder path of networking, finding contract work or a dev-adjacent job to get _something_ on your resume, and working on some portfolio projects (while applying to a lot of jobs).