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Jobs for Freshers in Infosys 2025: On the one hand, in the era of AI (Artificial Intelligence), IT companies are being trimmed. At the same time, there is also a company whose plan is to hiring thousands of graduates in the coming time. We are talking about Infosys, the world’s second largest IT service company. According to a report by the Times of India, Infosys CEO Salil Parekh has confirmed the company’s plan to recruit around 20,000 college graduates this year.
Company focus on both AI and Workforce
He said, more than 17,000 people were hired in the first quarter of the year. At the same time, this year there is a plan to include about 20,000 college graduates in the company. Along with Artificial Intelligence, the company is also focusing on increasing its workfos these days. Giving information on this, the CEO said that Infosys has kept itself ahead with investment in both areas. So far, about 2,75,000 employees have been trained in AI and digital skills at different levels in Infosys.
Sorting of 12,000 employees in TCS
Recently, Hiring has been announced in Infosys after the news of 12,000 employees was trimmed in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). This retrenchment in TCS is the biggest pruning ever happening in the country’s ITSCE.
In the business year 2025-26, such a large-scale pruning has not been announced in any other IT company in the country. However, NASSCOM, the top organization of (IT) companies, has recently indicated more pruning in the IT sector. NASCOM says that this will happen due to the growing and changing demand and innovation of clients from India and abroad.
Talking about AI’s role in molding business models into a new mold, Parekh said, “AI provides information in more details with deep automation, but it also requires higher level skills and hard work.” He said that Infosys will continue to increase the scope of its workforce, which reflects his workforce, which shows his commitment and talent. ”
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