In 2025, the Indian job market continues to witness a fascinating shift, as global tech giants are leading the charge in terms of employee salaries.
UpGrad recently shared its list of the top 15 highest-paying companies in India for 2025, based on the average annual salaries of employees.
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The list highlights the companies offering impressive average annual salaries, showcasing their global reach and strong foothold in India’s growing tech and service sectors.
At the top of the list is Juniper Networks, a global tech company, offering an average salary of ₹29.2 lakhs per year.
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Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, comes second with ₹27.7 lakhs. Adobe, known for Photoshop and Illustrator, is not far behind, securing third place with ₹22.4 lakhs.
Big names like Microsoft, Intel, Cisco, Accenture, Google, and Oracle each offer an average salary of ₹20 lakhs, showing how strong the tech industry remains when it comes to high pay.
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Cognizant follows with an average salary of ₹18.7 lakhs.
Among Indian companies, Flipkart and Uber offer about ₹10 lakhs each, while Amazon offers ₹9.54 lakhs.
Interestingly, while these tech giants dominate the top slots, companies like TCS and Infosys appear further down the list, offering salaries of ₹8.02 lakhs and ₹8.01 lakhs respectively.
However, these figures are still commendable, especially for those entering the workforce or in the early stages of their careers.
UpGrad also mentioned a few important factors that influence salaries. These include the demand for specific skills, the amount of experience a person has, the job’s location, and the company’s growth rate.
As India continues to grow as a tech hub, it will be interesting to see how these pay scales evolve in the coming years.
For now, these salary figures reflect the massive demand for skilled professionals in India’s booming tech and digital sectors.
