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1. Bangalore – Silicon Valley of India

Bangalore is India’s IT capital and the country’s regional centre of information technology. The city is known as India’s Silicon Valley with a large number of Indian tech companies and numerous top Indian companies such as Infosys, Wipro, Mindtree are headquartered in Bangalore. As far as job growth is concerned, it is the country’s leading name of its kind, and can, therefore, be considered a significant contributor to the national economy. Software technology parks (STPs), telecommunications, and international tech parks are the three core areas of the economy of this region. Bengaluru accounts for at least 35 per cent of all Indian cities, which is probably the highest.

2. Hyderabad- Cyberabad

Hyderabad also known as the HITEC City is India’s second-largest IT exporter and the first Microsoft development centre destination in India. Cyberabad or Hyderabad is India’s biggest bioinformatics centre, too. Traditionally, Hyderabad has been one of India’s leading work providers since it was at the forefront of the IT boom in Andhra Pradesh. It is also one reason why this city is a pioneer in terms of paying GDP, jobs and taxes. Perl trade, automation, and IT are the main fields where one can get a job over here.

3. Chennai – IT Infrastructures

Chennai city has world-class IT infrastructures and is increasingly growing as India’s destination for outsourcing information technology. Chennai’s South Indian city has dedicated expressway called as IT expressways and a preferred IT industry venue. 

The capital city of Tamil Nadu is also considered the nerve centre of South India’s business-related and manufacturing activities. Communication, health care, electricity, waste management, and banking are the major sectors of the economy of this region. Over the last few years, the city has also been able to expand its economic reach by concentrating on business process outsourcing (BPO) and IT services.

4. Mumbai – Financial Capital

Mumbai is India’s financial capital and headquarters for India’s biggest IT firm, TCS. The city has several IT business parks like the World Trade Center and home to notable businesses including 3i Infotech Ltd, Mastek and Oracle FinServ. Mumbai’s big claim to fame for Maharashtra’s capital city is Bollywood. While most aspirants here are looking for opportunities in Bollywood, there are plenty of jobs in sectors like manufacturing and development. Also beneficial is the fact it’s a port city. Certain relevant industries for job development include manufacturing, IT, education, and textiles.

5. NCR – Delhi Noida and Gurgaon

The national capital is considered to be one of the best places to search for work. A large chunk of the approximately 1.5 lakh professionals employed here come from states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. For India, too, this is an extremely significant economic centre. Nowadays, Delhi and its neighbouring regions such as Noida, Gurgaon, Greater Noida, and Faridabad have made tremendous industrial growth, which means it will continue to provide more employment in the future. Information technology is a big job-provider across its various sectors. That’s also an explanation of why Gurgaon is one of India’s most successful cities financially. Huge software development companies of NCR region are Infosys, Cognizant, MphasiS, Accenture, ThoughtWorks, Oracle, SAP and HCL Technologies.

6. Pune – IT Parks

In terms of financial significance, Pune is one of the top cities and also makes the sixth-best per capita income in India. It is an economically productive region that includes numerous sectors such as IT, research-based manufacturing, automotive industry, and technology-based industry. Pune is home to India’s largest IT park named in Hinjewadi as Rajiv Gandhi IT Park. The city is one of India’s leading IT service centres with a range of dedicated IT parks including EON Free Zone, Magarpatta, Hinjewadi, Aundh IT Park, Commerzone and Business Bay.

7. Kolkata – Salt Lake

The capital of West Bengal is financially and commercially the most important city in East India. It has a big hub in East India for the IT industry. Global software companies such as Sun Microsystems, Honeywell, Accenture and Cognizant have offices in the area. Salt Lake City satellite town is the city’s popular IT hub.

8. Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar – GIFT City

GIFT City is a project under construction, between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. For leading IT companies the city will have technopark, special economic zone, convention centre and mobile development parks.

9. Chandigarh – The City Beautiful

This region of the nation is the location of a slew of small and large industries. This city’s annual per capita income rates, as well as GDP, are very nice and that’s why it’s often referred to as the country’s richest city. IT is one of this town’s big sources of job development.

10. Market Research:

Bengaluru’s information and technology market provide the best work prospects when it comes to high salaries, according to the results of the report. 

In Bengaluru, software engineers across industries receive an average Rs 12 lakh base salary per annum. In reality, in the Garden City, those involved in hardware and networking jobs are often handsomely paid for. 

Bengaluru is followed by Mumbai and Delhi-NCR, India’s financial hub, both paying an average salary of Rs 9 lakh. Hyderabad (Rs 8.5 lakh per year) and Chennai (Rs 6 lakh) round out the top five Indian cities with the best field-wide jobs opportunities.

Conclusion:

The Linkedin survey also showed that the country’s best designations include technical director, chief operating officer, executive director, vice president of sales, and project managers. The networking site is engaged in the process of collecting more job data from its members and is expected to provide better insights when it has more data over the next two months.