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Engineering enrolments rise 47%, tech jobs fall 70%: Is India's career dream fading?

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India's traditional engineering-to-IT career pathway is facing growing uncertainty as artificial intelligence reshapes entry-level jobs. Citing figures highlighted by Chetan Bhagat in his The Times of India column, the article examines the widening gap between rising engineering enrolments and declining technology-sector hiring. It explores how AI is changing fresher recruitment, the potential experience gap for future professionals, and why students and parents may need to rethink career choice

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Engineering enrolments rise 47%, tech jobs fall 70%: Is India's career dream fading?
TOI Education · 11/2/2026, 6:36:30 AM
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