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India’s GCC Tech Talent Landscape – Q1 FY27 Report sets out a detailed reading of hiring activity, capability build-out, and portfolio priorities across Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India for the April to June 2026 quarter.

India’s AI story is evolving from scale to specialization. This report uncovers the talent trends, skill gaps, and workforce shifts defining the next phase of AI growth.

India’s GCC Tech Talent Landscape – Q4FY26 Report presents a comprehensive analysis of workforce acceleration, capability expansion, and strategic portfolio rebalancing across Global
Capability Centers (GCCs) in India. The quarter marks a transition from Q3’s selective optimization to a recovery-led, broad-based expansion with moderated growth, delivering 12–14% expansion in active GCC footprint and signaling strengthened enterprise confidence.

India’s data centre expansion is being driven by a powerful combination of digital
adoption and AI acceleration. With internet penetration nearing 96 crore connections
nationally, hyperscale and enterprise cloud demand is rising in parallel, reflected in
increasing Cloud and DevOps skill requirements.

India’s total IT job demand has shown an overall upward trajectory, after notable dip in 2024. Total demand in IT roles in 2025 is about 1.8 Million, a 16% jump from 2024.

India’s workforce landscape in H1 FY26 reflects a period of accelerated formalisation, demographic youth dominance, and sectoral realignment, as the country continues shifting towards structured, compliance-oriented employment models.

As India’s GCC hiring moved from Q2 to Q3 of FY26, the market remained on a path of stable, incremental expansion, recording 4–6% QoQ growth.

India’s total IT job demand has shown an overall upward trajectory, after notable dip in 2024. Total demand in IT roles in 2025 is about 1.8 Million, a 16% jump from 2024.