A CFA Institute survey found that 74% of Indian graduates fear AI and automation will make jobs harder to secure, pushing many students to focus on upskilling, certifications, and workplace-ready skills.
Despite being ready to enter into the workforce, many of the young graduates in India seem to be getting worried about the impact that artificial intelligence might have on the job market. The Graduate Outlook Survey 2026 conducted by the CFA Institute, has revealed that there is a gradual change in the mindset of students and new graduates towards gaining more skills, certification, and competency due to the impact of AI on employment.
The survey reveals that 74 per cent of graduates in India feel that AI and automation will make jobs harder to find in the future. In addition, 81 per cent of them mentioned that they were currently making use of AI-enabled technology in their workplace.
The results show a generation that is quickly adapting to change but also concerned about how change can affect their future job security.
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