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India's IT firms face a new dilemma: How to train tomorrow's engineers in the age of AI

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India's largest IT corporations are reducing hiring for fresh graduates because AI is shifting job requirements. Industry experts warn this trend could lead to a future shortage of experienced workers unless both companies and universities collaborate to develop young talent.

Key points

• India's top IT firms are hiring significantly fewer fresh graduates due to AI-driven changes in employer skill requirements.
• Experts predict a potential future shortage of experienced workers unless firms and universities jointly develop young talent.

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Industry experts indicate that AI is altering the skills employers seek, causing a shift in hiring patterns for fresh graduates.

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