Jobs in India — from Bengaluru to Mumbai
Find jobs in India by city, role and experience. Compare Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi vacancies with clear CTC, notice period and work-mode details.
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Reviewed by the Workizon editorial team · Last updated 6 November 2026
Hiring in India moves on a few numbers that decide everything: current and expected CTC, notice period, and whether the role is remote, hybrid or work-from-office. The same title can mean a product team in Bengaluru and a services delivery team in Pune, with very different hours and expectations. This page lists Indian vacancies with the city, work mode and salary basis visible where employers share them. Filter by city and experience first, then read the notice-period and CTC details before you apply. If you are relocating across states, check the joining date and relocation support early — those two things derail more offers than the interview does.
Senior Core Infrastructure Engineer
Oracle
Information technology
Geo Facility Services - I
HCLTech
State and public administration
What to know before you apply
- Always ask for the CTC breakdown: base, allowances, PF and gratuity are not the same as take-home pay.
- Notice periods of 30–90 days are common; confirm whether it is negotiable and what a buy-out costs.
- Work mode matters: "hybrid" can mean two days a week or two days a month.
- For cross-state moves, agree the joining date and relocation support in writing before you resign.
Jobs in India — from Bengaluru to Mumbai: frequently asked questions
What is CTC?
Cost to company, the total package including base, allowances and contributions. Ask for the breakdown so you can compare it with your current take-home pay.
How long is a typical notice period?
Often 30–90 days, and it can be negotiable depending on the role and seniority. Confirm the buy-out terms before you sign.
Are these jobs remote?
Work mode is shown where the employer states it; many roles are hybrid or office-based. Filter by the arrangement you can commit to.
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