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    September 2011

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    THE HIRING SENTIMENT .............................................................................................................3 & 4

    SECTORAL ANALYSIS ........................................................................................................................ 5

    FUNCTIONAL AREA ANALYSIS ......................................................................................................... 6

    CITY BASED SCENARIO ...................................................................................................................... 7

    WORK EXPERIENCE BASED ANALYSIS ............................................................................................ 8

    METHODOLOGY ...................................................................................................................................9

    ANNEXURE ...................................................................................................................................10-12

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    THE SENTIMENT:OVERALL HIRING SCENARIO

    The grim global macro economy is yet to see any crippling effect on the overall recruitment scenario of India,

    but some sectors like ITES, Telecom and Banking have started witnessing dipping indices thus indicating

    caution in the environment. The Naukri Job Speak index for Sep-11 shows steady hiring trends with the job

    index moving up marginally from 1087 in Aug-11 to 1094 in Sep-11. However, a yearly comparison shows

    that the index moved up 16% in Sep-11 when compared to the same time last year.

    Hitesh Oberoi, CEO and MD, Info Edge said Corporate India is likely to see a significant decline in jobs in the

    coming months as both employers and employees adopt a "wait and watch" approach amid global economic

    slowdown and volatile markets.

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    THEMACROSCOPE

    SECTORALANALYSIS

    An in-depth analysis of the job index shows that Auto and Construction sectors have shown positive

    movements in the index with hiring activity moving up by 7% and 2% respectively in Sep-11 when compared

    to Aug-11. On the other hand, Telecom, Insurance and BPO sectors saw dips in their monthly hiring activity.

    The indices for Telecom and BPO sectors dipped by 9% respectively in Sep-11 when compared to Aug-11,

    while hiring activity in the Insurance sector saw 11% dip during the same time period. IT- Software, Banking

    and Oil and Gas sectors witnessed marginal 3% dips in their monthly hiring activity. However, yearly

    comparison shows positive growth figures for all sectors barring ITES and Telecom.

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    CITY BASED HIRING SCENARIO

    Among the top metros of the country Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore witnessed dips in hiring activity by 6%,

    4% and 2% respectively in Sep-11 when compared to Aug-11. Mumbai and Kolkata saw steady hiring levels,

    while Hyderabad and Pune witnessed 5% and 3% upward movement in hiring activity.

    .

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    WORK-EX BASEDSCENARIO

    Hiring activity maintained steady levels across all experience brackets. The job index for 13-16 years and 8-12 years

    moved up by 3% and 2%

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    September 2011

    METHODOLOGY

    The Naukri Job Speak index from Feb10 includes both online jobs as wells as jobs acquired from existing clients by our

    tele-calling team. Although the tele-calling data is a relatively small component of the entire job postings on Naukri,

    addition of the same to the index gives a more holistic picture of the Indian job market. Therefore, the Job index which

    was till now based on the July 2008, has been realigned to take care of the effect of the Jobs added by the tele-sales

    team.

    On the basis of job listings added to the site every month, the data shows an increase or decrease in the index. To

    calculate the index, job listings added to the site in July 2008 have been taken as 1000. The subsequent months have

    been indexed with data of July 2008. The monthly report shows hiring trends across industry sectors, geography and

    functional areas. There might be high volatility for certain fringe cases like smaller cities, niche industries etc. owing to

    a small base, but more than 34000 clients using Naukri.com leads to high reliability of the data.

    Naukri Job Speak not only talks about sectors or cities but also about the total job movement on site. The total jobs on

    site are defined as:

    Total Jobs: Jobs Added + Jobs Refreshed

    Where a refreshed job is any job that was posted earlier, however has been refreshed during the month and therefore

    indicates that the position is still open.

    Disclaimer

    The data is only representative of the listings on Naukri.com. Our analytics team has used statistical techniques to

    derive insights which might be useful for our users/stake holders/ audiences. There may be a statistical margin of

    error

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    September 2011

    ANNEXURE

    Industry Sectors

    Upward movement of the index as compared to the previous month

    Dip in the index

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    Functional Area

    Upward movement of the index as compared to the previous month

    Dip in the index

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    September 2011

    Cities

    Upward movement of the index as compared to the previous month

    Dip in the index