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Infosys plans cut in fresher hiring as automation scales
Hindustan Times Patna
|December 30, 2025
Infosys Ltd, India’s second-largest software services provider, will hire fewer graduates directly out of college in the coming years, amplifying concerns for the country’s engineering students as automation continues to shrink entry-level job opportunities
Infosys hired 15,000 out-of-college candidates in the last fiscal.
(REUTERS)
“INFY (Infosys) expects to hire fewer freshers in the future, enabled by higher productivity,” said BMO Capital Markets analysts Keith Bachman, Bradley Clark, Adam J. Holets, and Jonathan Stein, on 16 December, citing interaction with the firm's management.
“INFY also envisions potential for revenue per headcount to increase,” the research firm said. “Management expects headcount to grow modestly over the next few years due to increasing employee productivity.”
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