Hey, my advice would be to really take a look at your C.V and sell yourself effectively.
What do you currently have written in your work experience section?
I'm currently unemployed as I finished uni a month ago and now actively trying to secure a job. For 2-3 weeks I heard nothing back, then I really took a look at my C.V and noticed that I could improve things, applied for some more jobs and finally had my first call back the next day and another call a few days later from another agency.
I suggest that you research into how you can improve your c.v but some tips that worked for me:
As your first section on your C.V, summarise a 'profile' of yourself. Write what you're currently studying and where, then some relevant skills you have that match the job's description. Then in mine I've wrote that I'm seeking entry level employment in an ____ role as I am eager to continue my studies towards the ___ qualification, and that I'm available to start work immediately.
Adapt your C.V (skills etc) to each job you apply to. In an admin role they care about things like organisation and attention to detail, whereas in a sales role they care about your communication and interpersonal skills. It's important to back these points up, If you don't have previous work experience you can write that you developed those interpersonal skills through academic experience, e.g presentations. Time management skills and the ability to work under pressure developedd through uni deadlines.
Another thing is try to list relevant modules underneath your degree. (I did a degree in business and now applying for trainee accountant positions, so I've listed the financial modules I studied).
I think the main thing that made my c.v stand out more was to describe previous experience more effectively by showing results. For example, I was a student Ambassador and this made my c.v look ok but to really improve it, I wrote about getting X amount of sign ups for open days.
You've wrote that you haven't worked before so you'll just have to use your academic experience as much as you can and use examples from there.
Good luck!