BPOs are outsourced to India
which is causing fury among people.
Not to discourage you but I would suggest to take a month or so leave from your current job, come down to UK and search for job. I am also in the same technology as you are in and don't think market is good.What is also true that you will hardly get job/interview call if you are in India. As said by other member, agencies advertise lot of dummy openings to stay visible in market, maintain database of candidates and if possible get some leads from the candidates how are looking for a change.
Regarding getting some low paying job, if you are here you can do anything to survive, but in the end is that what you wanted when you applied for UK visa? I would suggest to weigh your options and career goals and then take steps. Don't just land in UK because some of your friend think you can get job after bit struggle(no offense to your friend).Situation changes very quickly. You said you are already earning 60K in India which I think is quite good given the current market(even in India).
If I were you, I would do "more" research before leaving an existing good job and entering into new territory. Keep Plan B ready in case of worst scenario. Although you will never know the result unless you enter but there is an old saying "Devil known is better than devil unknown".
2) I thought of putting my resume on the UK job sites, and wait till i get some interview calls. As i have two months, is it right to think that i might get some calls in this two months. Please refer some UK job sites that would help me.
Will the employer be willing to call me, even when i ll have my India address on my resume.
You can start putting your CV on jobwebsite now and give a contact address of your friend. So that atleast agencies look forward to speak to you. People generally do not call out-of-country candidates.
3) Should i go to London and then start looking for a job.
You can come down to london and start looking for job, but you should plan staying in london carefully as it is very expensive. Travell and accomodation drain out money very quickly.But probably best place to start job search compare to any other city in UK.
My above comments are not to discourage you, but to keep you informed of the situation so you can plan accordingly.It is good to know where you are heading than get surprises after you land here. It is not that jobs are not there, People do get job after bit struggle but that depends on their individual skillset and many other factors.
