Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the job landscape, replacing some traditional roles while creating new opportunities in fields such as data science, analytics, and data management.
The government informed Parliament that approximately 8.65 lakh candidates have enrolled or been trained in emerging technology courses, including 3.20 lakh in AI and Big Data Analytics.
To enhance employability, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology launched the FutureSkills PRIME programme, aimed at reskilling and upskilling IT professionals across 10 advanced technologies. Over 18.5 lakh candidates have registered on the platform, with more than 3.3 lakh completing their courses so far.
Industry estimates indicate that India’s AI workforce is expected to double by 2027, reflecting steady growth in the sector.
Additionally, the government is supporting startups, students, and youth through AI-focused initiatives spanning manufacturing, education, governance, and social development. Career opportunities are further facilitated via the National Career Service portal, ensuring that the emerging workforce is well-prepared for the evolving technology-driven job market.
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