4.50 Lakh Jobs Created In India In The IT Sector in 2022

Almost every parent in India wishes for their children to become engineers. Many students inherit this dream from their parents and begin preparing for JEE exams. No sooner than they enter high school, they start burning the midnight oil so that they could join the top IITs and NITs in the country. Their efforts do not go in vain, after all. India is a country not only rich in inspiring dreams but also has the capacity to nourish them.

Last year, nearly half a million jobs were created in the tech sector in India. The number is surprising because it came after the disastrous months of lockdowns. Not only Indian tech companies are offering jobs to their people, but deserving candidates are also invited to work with state-of-the-art technology. Competitive tech companies in India, such as TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies, and Tech Mahindra, are hiring talent for new-age tech roles. 

Modern India has embarked on the journey of becoming one of the top actors in the tech sector in Asia. This journey began with the introduction of computers in the 1990s. It was the beginning of the IT boom in the country, promising well-paid jobs to the Indian youth. Presently, the youth are provided with numerous opportunities in the tech sector. 

Tech companies have moved beyond offering outsourcing services, which they did in the earlier years of the IT boom of the 1900s. Today, they are creating an infrastructure that fosters their aim of assuming the role of producers of futuristic technologies, than just being service providers. 

Indian tech conglomerates, young entrepreneurs, and start-ups are now venturing into unchartered territories. They are turning towards Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) to support the increasing consumeristic tendencies of people. Apart from this, hyper-automation has become an integral part of every sector - telecommunication, healthcare, education, retail, logistics, etc.

Indian tech companies are preparing to challenge international competitors, too. Tech experts at Skyroot Pvt. Ltd. developed and launched India’s first cryogenic engine, which runs on liquified natural gas. It poses strong competition to international tech giants like SpaceX. With such success stories, the world is compelled to look towards India for sustainable futuristic technology.

The aims of these tech companies are mountain-high. But they are investing in equal proportion to pool the best tech talent from the country by coalescing knowledge and skills. The fabled dream of Indian parents now finds a concrete ground in these efforts. If you are also ambitious about making big in the tech sector in India - now is the time!