Highlights
India's top IT giants are set to hire up to 90,000 freshers in FY25 after a robust April-June quarter. TCS plans to hire 40k freshers, Infosys aims for 15k+, Wipro targets 12k, HCL Tech over 10k, and Tech Mahindra 6k freshers.
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