TCS vs Infosys vs Wipro: How many freshers rent in FY26? Work prospects for the coming year explained | Company Business News

It reversed the giants of India – TCS, Infosys and Wipro – the falling rental trends seen in FY24 and added thousands of employees to their payroll, according to the earnings the management of the companies did. While Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys, the two leading IT firms in India, promised to rent more freshers in FY26, their pear Wipro said they would stay careful in the upcoming fiscal. Here are the rental prospects of TCs, Wipro and Infosys in FY26. TCS renting TCS has announced that they will rent thousands of freshers in FY26. Chief human resources officer Milind Lakkad during the TCS earning press conference said the company is in prospect of hiring 42,000 freshers this fiscal, in accordance with the rent made in the last fiscal. TCS further informed that it rolled out 1.1 lakh promotions in FY25. However, the TCS salary increase has been postponed this year, a departure from the annual April Cycle of April. Infosys that speaks at the earnings Perses Conference, Infosys CFO Jayesh Sanghrajka revealed that India’s second largest IT firm intends to rent more than 20,000 freshers in FY26. “As for the rent, we expect to rent 20,000 plus freshers,” he said. Infosys said he intended to rent up to 20,000 freshers in FY25, a lower goal than FY26. The company employs more than 3.23 lakh professional persons. In the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2025, Infosys reported an increase in the number of employees of the persons. Wipro hired while TCs and Infosys were positive with their rental prospects, another head from India said it would remain careful. Wipro added only 612 employees in the fourth quarter, as it continued to rent large -scale rent in the midst of global uncertainties. The IT Services Major’s net addition for the full FY25 -Geon at 1.032. Wipro said it blew about 12,000 freshers from campus in the last fiscal, but did not reveal a FY26 rental target amid the continued slump in recruitment due to waste and cancellations. It deserves a slump Indian IT giant TCs, Infosys and Wipro announced disappointing earnings in the first quarter of the first quarter, as major wind winds such as the slowdown of global growth, persistent demand -uncertainty and concern over US trade policies remain a headache. Although the Q4 earnings were essentially a mixed performance on key numbers, the cautious tone of their management for FY26 amid global uncertainties is a matter of concern. TCS reported the slowest turnover growth in four years at £ 64,479 at £ 61,237 in the same quarter in the last quarter. Infosys reported a 11.75 percent decrease on an annual basis (yoy) in the consolidated net profit for Q4FY25 to £ 7,033 crore. Wipro reported a year-on-year increase in the consolidated net profit to £ 3,569.6 crore. The Q4 numbers and the growth prospects indicate that the worst is not possible for the Indian IT sector. First Published: 18 Apr 2025, 09:30 IST