MyHiringClub.com's survey showed that FMCG would lead the chart and is expected to generate 150,000 new jobs, followed by healthcare (133,000), IT and ITeS (121,000), retail (86,700) and hospitality (83,400).
Banking and financial services (61,400), manufacturing and engineering (51,500), education, training and consultancy (42,900), media and entertainment (42,800) and real estate (38,700) are also expected to create job opportunities.
Another HR expert Prachi Kumari, Director at Sat-n-Merc Manpower Consultant said: "Recruitment activity in 2013 went slow beyond our expectation across every levels, majorly recruitments were done only to replace major gaps.
"Coming year 2014 seems very promising. To increase their revenue, companies need to fill the long time vacant positions and also they have to create more jobs as compared to 2013. Overall, it seems the worst condition is over for the job market and we are entering in a zone of another two years of positive growth if not more," she added.
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