This is a short summary of Jobspiq's July 2026 hiring report. The full report, with charts and the data table, is on jobspiq.in.
The headline number
In July 2026 (1–31 July), Jobspiq counted 123,875 tech job postings in India from LinkedIn, Naukri and company career pages.
Where the jobs were
| City | Postings |
|---|---|
| Bengaluru | 27,840 |
| Hyderabad | 11,271 |
| Pune | 11,050 |
| Mumbai | 9,974 |
| Chennai | 8,544 |
Bengaluru alone had 22.5% of all postings, more than Hyderabad and Pune combined.
The skills that showed up most
Counted as mentions in job postings; one posting can mention several skills.
| Skill | Mentions |
|---|---|
| Python | 26,101 |
| SQL | 22,598 |
| Agile | 19,727 |
| Azure | 18,864 |
| AWS | 18,785 |
| CI/CD | 18,143 |
| Git | 16,503 |
| DevOps | 13,649 |
| Java | 12,806 |
Python and SQL lead, and cloud (Azure, AWS) and delivery skills (CI/CD, DevOps) are close behind.
Work mode
89% of postings were onsite or hybrid. 11% were fully remote. If you're filtering only for remote roles, you're looking at about one posting in nine.
Limits
These counts cover the sources Jobspiq checks, so they describe those sources, not every tech job in India. Most listings come from LinkedIn and Naukri. Skill counts measure how often a skill is mentioned, not how many people are hired for it.
About the data
Jobspiq is a job search platform for tech professionals in India. It checks multiple sources about every 30 minutes and publishes free monthly data on the tech job market. Dated copies of the data are on GitHub, and the live datasets are at jobspiq.in/data.
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