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A study by Cisco and International Data Corporation (IDC) says that India is more likely to add 1.4 million new job in the IT sector by the year 2027. This addition of new jobs primarily consists of emerging technologies like Cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data, and accounts for 46% growth in jobs in these fields. New age jobs will add more than 5 million job positions worldwide.
According to the report roles like social media administrator, machine learning designer and IoT designer would be in huge demand in the coming years. "Of the 9.1 million IT positions in India in 2017, 5.9 million job postings from employers were for new-age roles," the report added.
The report also states that 22 percent of IT professionals said that they self-funded their certification courses, while 50 percent of them underwent some training in the year 2017. This certification by professionals is to upskill themselves as the demand for new technologies has risen.
About 15 per cent IT professional respondents said took training leading to certification in 2017.
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