<ul><li>India's $250 billion tech sector, which contributes 7.5% to the GDP and employs 5.4 million people, faces a critical shortage of high-tech engineers.</li><li>Over the next 2-3 years, the sector needs over 1 million engineers skilled in AI, big data, and cybersecurity, according to Nasscom.&nbsp;</li><li>Despite doubling AI training, companies like TCS and Larsen &amp; Toubro struggle with a significant skills gap, leaving 100,000 positions unfilled.</li><li>Nasscom’s Sangeeta Gupta highlights inadequate practical skills from education as the root issue. The demand-supply gap for digital talent is projected to grow from 25% to 29% by 2028, posing a challenge to India's economic growth.</li></ul>

India needs 1 million high-tech engineers as economy expands

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