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India does not need more graduates; it needs better-prepared graduates who are aligned to employment market

Nasscom said Indian IT firms are investing over $1 billion in US skilling and hiring, reducing reliance on H-1B visas. New $100,000 fee applies only to fresh petitions from 2026.

The arbitrary and unreasonable hike in the visa fee to $1,00,000 would significantly impact the technology sector, which depends heavily on skilled workers from India and China

A new Bill introduced by a Republican Senator, if passed, will make outsourcing more expensive for American businesses, thereby directly affecting Indian IT service providers

The Fed rate cut is no longer a hope but well underway, inflation appears to be under control, and the US election is behind with the new administration seen as business-friendly, according to the 'India IT Services 2025' report by BNP Paribas India

Due to corrections in hiring in the IT industry, job growth in the Indian IT sector has declined by 25 per cent this year as compared to last year.

Indian Industry must embrace change to not just survive but to exist longer and stronger

Expects new US President-elect to be in favour of liberal immigration policies like H-1B and L-1 visas