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CSE Graduate in 2028: Is Starting a Business the Safest Backup Plan in an AI-Driven Job Market in India?

Reddit r/Backend·u/AwayElevator7860·9 days ago
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I'm concerned about the future of the IT sector, especially for 2028 graduates in India. Every year, India produces around 8–10 lakh engineering graduates, with a significant number coming from CSE and IT-related branches. Tamil Nadu alone may produce around 40,000–50,000 CSE-related graduates annually (estimated figures). At the same time, AI is rapidly automating coding, testing, customer support and other entry-level tasks, while companies are becoming more selective about fresher hiring. I'm not saying IT will disappear, but I'm worried that getting a decent job and maintaining a stable income may become increasingly difficult due to automation and competition. I don't want my entire financial future to depend on one industry. I'm seriously thinking about building my own business as a backup and an independent source of income rather than depending entirely on employment. For people with real-world experience, how should someone in this situation identify the right business opportunity?…

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