Fresher computer vision engineers in India are commonly reported to earn around ₹4–8 LPA, with a median near ₹5.5 LPA for 0–2 years' experience per public salary data; experienced engineers can earn ₹20 LPA or more. Pay is typically higher in Bangalore, Delhi NCR and Pune than in Tier-2 cities. Production experience is one of the biggest factors in getting that first offer.
Experience deploying models (not just training them), strong PyTorch/TensorFlow and OpenCV skills, optimisation for real-time inference, and a portfolio of working projects.
Public salary data shows higher pay in major tech hubs than in Tier-2 cities like Ahmedabad, though remote roles have narrowed the gap somewhat.
Build a couple of solid projects, get production experience (for example through an internship), and be ready to explain what broke and how you fixed it.
Students weighing whether a computer vision career — and an internship to get into it — is worth the investment.
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