Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences is the right order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. A. This sector employs 42.5 lakh Indians directly and has created over, twice as many jobs indirectly in other fields. B. Automation would then replace entry-level jobs, denying jobs to college leavers, and lead to the retrenchment of mid-level professionals who couldn't remain relevant via constant reskilling. C. The landscape of the $150-billion IT sector, one of India's largest job-providers, is changing fast, owing to technological advances in automation and robotics. D. But it is gradually moving away from the linear growth model, with rising in revenue matching net employee addition, to a non-linear one where income growth is independent of additional hiring.

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences is the right order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. A. This sector employs 42.5 lakh Indians directly and has created over, twice as many jobs indirectly in other fields. B. Automation would then replace entry-level jobs, denying jobs to college leavers, and lead to the retrenchment of mid-level professionals who couldn't remain relevant via constant reskilling. C. The landscape of the $150-billion IT sector, one of India's largest job-providers, is changing fast, owing to technological advances in automation and robotics. D. But it is gradually moving away from the linear growth model, with rising in revenue matching net employee addition, to a non-linear one where income growth is independent of additional hiring. Correct Answer CADB

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