Get a grouped list with relational data

I am new to C# and am leaning ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework and I am trying to create an application where a user can manager Job Postings and Applicants where an Applicant can apply for many Jobs.

I am trying to pull a list of Applicants, along with a list of the Jobs they have applied for.

The following is the solution I have come up with.

HomeViewModel.cs

public class HomeViewModel
{
    public IEnumerable<ApplicantList> Applicants { get; set; }
    public IEnumerable<Jobs> Jobs { get; set; }
}

public class ApplicantList
{
    public Applicants Applicant { get; set; }
    public List<Jobs> Jobs { get; set; }
}

HomeController.cs

using(var context = new HR())
{
    HomeViewModel viewModel = new HomeViewModel();

    // Get grouped applicants list by Email Address
    var applicants = context.Applicants.GroupBy(a => a.EmailAddress)
                             .Select(grp=>grp.FirstOrDefault())
                             .ToList() ;
    List<ApplicantList> applicantList = new List<ApplicantList>();

    foreach (var a in applicants)
    {
        //get Jobs for each applicants
        var query = from dba in context.Applicants.Include("Jobs")
                    where a.EmailAddress == dba.EmailAddress
                    select dba.Jobs;
        List<Jobs> jobs = query.ToList();
        applicantList.Add(
            new ApplicantList (){ Applicant = a, Jobs = jobs }
        );
    }

    viewModel.Applicants = applicantList;

    viewModel.Jobs = context.Jobs.ToList();

    return View(viewModel);
}

HomeView.cshtml

@foreach (var applicant in Model.Applicants)
{
    Applicant name: @applicant.Applicant.FirstName <br>
            @foreach(var job in applicant.Jobs)
            {
               * @job.JobTitle <br>
            }


}

Result in View

• Applicant name: Bob Lois
  • Job Title 1
  • Job Title 2
• Applicant name: Kevin Bacon
  • Job Title 1

It works, but it's horrible code produced by a beginner like me.I want to know how I can achieve the same result in a much more eloquent way.