According to Global consulting firms E&Y & Kelly Services over 5,00,000 jobs are expected to be created in IT, telecom, banking and healthcare in India in 2010 -20111 period.
Health Care- 2.5 Lakh Jobs
IT & ITES – 1.5 Lakh Jobs
Telecom – 1.0 Lakh Jobs
Banking Sector -0.4 Lakh Jobs
Experts expect strong demand of jobs from FMCG, Education, Construction & Industry Sectors
According to a study by Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham), manufacturing sector alone is expected to create 28Million new jobs by 2015. So that is great news for all aspiring engineers and technicians!
The (Assocham) report projects manufacturing, textiles, food and beverages, transport equipment, metals, leather and machinery to contribute most to employment generation
Meanwhile, several IT Companies have announced recruitment plans for 2010 according to Employment Consultants “Resumes India“
Infosys – To Hire 30,000
TCS – To Hire 30,000
WIPRO – To Hire 7500 Freshers
Accenture – To Hire 8000
Satyam – To Hire 5000
IBM – To Hire 5000
Honeywell - To Hire 1000
(All the above Hiring news released till mid April 2010 by companies are available at: http://www.resumes-india.com/newsdetails.html )
Companies in manufacturing sector including Chemical, Pharma, Textiles, Oil&Gas, Components, Food have also are said to be looking to augment staff. This is apart from the requirements of the booming organized retail sector.
With Indian Economy on the upswing and GDP expected to grow by 8.5 to 9%, there will be large job creation. The Indian Employment scene looks bullish and that should bring cheers to jobseekers across the country. Freshers too should get absorbed in large numbers across all educational fields.
David Ness – http://www.resumes-india.com
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