No fake safe-lists. No webinar funnel.
Real routes, real prices, in rupees.

“Will AI take my job — and what do I actually do about it, on an Indian salary?” The anxiety is not imported. Three published readings, each with its source and date:

Career help in India comes in three familiar flavours, and this report is deliberately none of them.

What none of them ship: your occupation’s published exposure reading, next to a priced, sourced, dated menu of the government routes out — the NIELIT credential at centre rates, the state ITI fee schedule, the apprenticeship stipend band, the ₹1,000 certification exams — with every figure carrying the page it came from and the date it was checked. That synthesis is the product. It costs ₹999 because a person-checked, source-dated report cannot honestly cost ₹9 — and it does not need to cost ₹25,000.

The US edition of this report leans on American federal datasets. India does not publish equivalents for most of them — and this report prints that, in the report, as three labeled downgrade boxes. If a competing product shows you these numbers for India, ask where they came from; India does not publish them.

Why say this on the sales page? Because the honesty is the product. A report that admits what India doesn’t publish is the only kind whose other numbers you should trust.

One report per occupation, assembled fresh per order from that day’s data; every occupation on the coverage list had its template verified figure-by-figure against primary sources before it went on sale. V1 covers seven occupations — the complete list sits with the price. Five sections, all evidence:

1. Your occupation, read honestly

   The ILO exposure reading with the authors’ caveats verbatim; the Anthropic Economic Index’s India profile; the PLFS wage context India actually publishes — and the two gaps (no occupation wage without microdata, no official projections) stated in words.

2. The desk next door, measured

   Your occupation’s clerical-family neighbours from the ILO table — showing why the “safe sideways move” mostly is not one, and why the moves that change the number all involve retraining.

3. The priced escape menu, in ₹

   Government routes with real fee pages: state ITI trades (≈₹3,000 for two years in Maharashtra), the NIELIT ‘O’ Level (≈₹27,000 all-in), apprenticeship stipends (₹5,000–9,000/month prescribed — they pay you — with the 2025 recommendation to raise the band to ₹6,800–12,300 shown as the pending recommendation it is), healthcare-support courses via the free government catalog, and the ₹0-to-₹1,000 NPTEL certification rung. Each with URL, date, tag.

4. Sources and dates

   Every figure’s source, license and access date, in an appendix you can check line by line.

5. What the report cannot know

   The limits box: what exposure indices measure, what India’s data cannot support, what only you can know. No forecast dressed as fact.

Then judge it against the real thing: the complete sample report — Customer Service Executive (BPO), Maharashtra — free, watermarked, nothing held back. It is visibly thinner than our US sample, and it tells you exactly why, in the document. That is the point.

Pick your occupation and your state, then pay in the secure Paddle window — UPI, cards or netbanking, in rupees. Your email is collected at payment; the report is delivered there.