You’re not wrong but there has been a big shift in the Indian tech education scene the last couple of years. All these startups raised an insane amount of money

You’re not wrong but there has been a big shift in the Indian tech education scene the last couple of years. All these startups raised an insane amount of money and are suddenly hungry for product-focused talent. The average Indian engineer used to aspire for consulting jobs (think TCS, Infosys) since product-focused jobs were so few. Now their goal is to get a job at a startup. Consequently, the tech stack and skills they’re learning is entirely different. Not .NET and Java but React and Rust and UX design. I really think the quality and type of Indian engineering talent you will see in the next 5 years will be radically different. The market has shifted drastically.