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India job market trends

We crawl company career pages directly, so these numbers describe roles employers are actually advertising rather than what a survey panel remembers. Everything here is computed, dated and free to cite.

Live listings

23,938

1,336 employers

Open roles in India

5,780

crawled from source

Indian cities hiring

187

with at least one open role

Work from home

30%

of all live listings

The pages

By sector

Hiring trends for the industries that make up Indian tech — who is hiring, where, and what each one builds with.

Top Indian cities right now

Open listings by city. Full ranking.

  1. Bangalore2,112
  2. Hyderabad547
  3. Mumbai447
  4. Pune427
  5. Noida332
  6. Gurgaon312

Demand by sector

Open listings by job category across the whole feed.

Questions

What data does OnJob publish about the job market?

OnJob publishes free, citable data on India's job market computed from its own crawl of company career pages and applicant tracking systems — currently 23,938 live listings from 1,336 employers, of which 5,780 are in India. The pages cover where India is hiring, which employers are hiring, hiring momentum, demand composition and advertised pay. All of it is free to reuse with attribution.

How often is this data updated?

The job feed is refreshed continuously and the derived pages rebuild with it. External data sources are captured on a daily schedule, and each page prints the capture date for every figure it shows. Where a source failed to refresh, the page says so rather than presenting an old number as current.

Can I use these numbers in an article or report?

Yes. Everything on these pages is published under CC BY 4.0, which means you can reuse it commercially provided you credit OnJob.io and link back. Each page carries a ready-to-paste citation. If you need a cut of the data we have not published, ask and we will look at adding it as a page rather than sending a one-off spreadsheet.

Why are there no trend lines on most of these pages?

Because we do not have the history yet, and inventing it would be worse than omitting it. Our feed contains jobs that are open right now; charting it by posting date would show a decline that is really just filled roles dropping out, not a hiring slowdown. Our own dated series began on 23 July 2026. Until it is long enough to mean something, anything here with a time axis comes from a source that already has real history.

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