India's IT firms face a new dilemma: How to train tomorrow's engineers in the age of AI
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As AI reshapes entry-level jobs, India's IT industry grapples with developing future talentIndia's IT firms face a new dilemma: How to train tomorrow's engineers in the age of AI
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Mon, 26 October 2026
1 report- Channel News Asia22:00first to reportedited after publishing
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As AI reshapes entry-level jobs, India's IT industry grapples with developing future talentIndia’s biggest IT firms are hiring far fewer fresh graduates, as AI changes the skills employers seek. Industry experts tell CNA this could create a shortage of experienced workers in the future unless companies and universities do more to develop young talent.
Mon, 2 November 2026
1 report- Times of India06:36
India's traditional engineering-to-IT career pathway is facing growing uncertainty as artificial intelligence reshapes entry-level jobs. Citing figures highlighted by Chetan Bhagat in his The Times of India column, the article examines the widening gap between rising engineering enrolments and declining technology-sector hiring. It explores how AI is changing fresher recruitment, the potential experience gap for future professionals, and why students and parents may need to rethink career...