Yes — DevOps can be an extremely good career option in 2025, even for freshers, if you are ready to put in efforts learning tools, automation, cloud platforms, etc.

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 But like everything else, there are advantages & disadvantages, and certain challenges. I'll list them down so you can make a better decision.
What is DevOps / Why demand is there
DevOps are practices, tools, and a culture that seek to integrate software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) in order to help organizations deliver software sooner, more reliably. Core enablers are: CI/CD pipelines, automation, monitoring, infrastructure as code (IaC), containerization (Docker, Kubernetes), cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) etc.
Most companies — big and small startups — are shifting toward cloud-native, microservices, automation, reliability / uptime, etc. 
All of this puts a high demand on individuals familiar with DevOps. SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) and DevSecOps roles are also increasing. 
The shift toward remote/hybrid work, higher software complexity, the requirement for continuous delivery also favours DevOps growth.
What the statistics for India (and overall) indicate for Freshers
are a few numbers and observations in India which can assist you in gauging:
Data Point\tWhat it says
Fresh DevOps / entry-level salary ranges are likely to be in the range of ₹3.5-7 lakh per year, depending greatly on location, company, your skill level, tools familiar, internships, etc
Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune cities typically pay higher. Tier-2 or smaller cities typically pay lower.
With hands-on experience (cloud, Kubernetes, Docker, scripting, CI/CD pipeline etc.), internships or projects, you negotiate better.
With even some years, DevOps pay increases well, particularly if working on more sophisticated infrastructure,
cross-team projects, or specialized domains such as security (DevSecOps), Infrastructure Architecture, etc.
What are the challenges for freshers

Although there is demand and good opportunity, freshers in DevOps tend to encounter some challenges:
Strong skill barrier: You have to be at ease with command line / Linux, scripting, servers, networking, cloud services. It's not merely "write code" — 
lots of work is about infrastructure, debugging production-problems, deployments etc.
Expectation of internships or practical experience: Many companies prefer candidates who’ve done projects or internships in 
DevOps tools rather than just theoretical knowledge. If your CV shows that, it helps a lot.
Constant learning & keeping up: The landscape (cloud, tools, best practices) changes quickly. 
Tools such as Kubernetes, serverless, monitoring, container orchestration evolve. Security & compliance demands are increasing. You’ll need to continuously learn.
Stressful / demanding job: As DevOps mostly works with production environments, 
on-call, critical bugs, etc., there is pressure involved. For the newbies, that can be exhausting.
Competition: As DevOps is regarded as "future-looking," everyone wants to get in, so you'll have to stand out (projects, tools, certifications, etc.).
What will make you successful if you go into DevOps
If considering to pursue this direction, here are things to work on to increase your chances:

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Solid fundamentals
Good grasp of Linux / shell scripting (bash, etc.)
Knowledge of how servers / networking / storage operates (cloud fundamentals)
Version control (Git), software development lifecycle understanding
Hands-on practice
Develop small projects: e.g. deploy a web application using Docker, 
implement continuous integration and deployment pipeline, manage infrastructure as code (Terraform, Ansible etc.)
Use free versions of AWS/GCP/Azure or cloud labs
Do open source or personal labs
Master key tools
Container tools (Docker)
Orchestration (Kubernetes)
CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions etc.)
Monitoring & logging (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack etc.)
Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation etc.)
Cloud platforms (one or more of AWS, Azure, GCP)
Certifications can be beneficial (though by themselves insufficient)
AWS/Azure/GCP certifications for foundational / Associate levels
Kubernetes certifications
DevOps / CI/CD / Automation credentials
Soft skills: Teamwork (DevOps involves working across development, operations, often security), attitude for learning, pressure problem solving.
Verdict: Is it a good fit for you as a fresher in 2025?

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