"I become a graduate" or "I became a graduate" which is right?

Question

I am a graduate now and How should I tell it.
Please correct all the grammatical errors in my sentences

Answer 1

("I become a graduate" or "I became a graduate"), which is right?
I am a graduate now and how should I tell it?
Please, correct all the grammatical errors in my sentences.

Note: brackets, lower case how, question mark on second sentence, comma after Please, period on last sentence.

Also note that "I became a graduate" is correct in this context.

You must be pulling our legs with this drival.

Answer 2

It's a 'I Became a Graduate'

'I Become a Graduate' doesn't make sense and is incorrect speech.

The nearest thing to 'I Become a Graduate' that makes sense is 'I'll Become a Graduate'

Future Tense: I'll Become a Graduate
Present Tense: I'm a Graduate
Past Tense: I Became a Graduate

Answer 3

Became is the right sentence. You can also use "I've become a graduate" too.

Answer 4

I became a graduate (in 2006). Past tense, you have been successful in the past.

Answer 5

"I became a graduate"--- "I have become (will become) a graduate"