Fake your notice period and then see if you're able to crack the interviews.
You can't do this as, Every consultant and Hr aware about tcs notice period
But they don't know if you're in bench or allocated to project. Anyways I was suggesting the OP to have a reality check. If he is able to crack the interviews by faking his experience then he should go ahead resign else work on upskilling first.
Resign n try. 90 days long time bro
What's your current ctc
First get an offer letter then resign
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