Fresher jobs in Mumbai: 587+ openings that need no experience
WorkIndia lists 587+ fresher jobs in Mumbai, updated for October 2026. Every one of these openings accepts candidates with no prior work experience. Monthly pay for freshers typically runs from ₹10,000 to ₹41,000, with most desk roles paying ₹13,000 to ₹20,000 and delivery roles paying more because listed earnings include incentives.
The most common first jobs are telecaller jobs for freshers, delivery jobs, back office jobs, security guard jobs and warehouse picker-packer roles. Openings cluster in Andheri East, Malad, Thane, Bhiwandi and Kurla, and a large share of them accept candidates below 10th pass.
- Active openings. 587+ fresher vacancies across Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, updated for October 2026.
- Starting pay. ₹10,000–₹41,000 a month, depending on the role, shift and incentives.
- Eligibility. Below 10th pass to graduate, with separate pages for each qualification.
- English. Many fresher roles need no English at all. Desk roles usually ask for basic English.
- Time to join. Most employers call within a day of applying and can start you within the same week.
Which jobs can freshers get in Mumbai
Freshers in Mumbai can start in field roles such as delivery, security and warehouse work, desk roles such as telecalling, back office and reception, or graduate roles such as accounts, HR and inside sales. The right first job depends mainly on your qualification and how comfortable you are speaking English on the phone.
No English needed, below 10th or 10th pass
These roles hire on attitude and physical fitness. Employers train you on the first day.
- Delivery boy. Fresher delivery jobs with quick-commerce, food and courier companies. A two-wheeler and licence are usually required.
- Security guard. Security guard jobs at housing societies, offices and malls, often on 12-hour shifts.
- Picker, packer and helper. Warehouse jobs for freshers in Bhiwandi, Thane and Taloja.
- Waiter and hotel staff. Hotel jobs for freshers at restaurants, caterers and cafes.
- Office boy and housekeeping. Office boy jobs and housekeeping jobs at offices, hospitals and facility management firms.
Basic English, 12th pass
Desk roles suit 12th pass freshers who can read and type in English and speak clearly in Hindi or Marathi.
- Telecaller. Telecaller jobs for freshers, also called BPO or voice process roles, including Hindi and Marathi calling for local customers.
- Back office and data entry. Back office jobs covering billing, inventory updates and document work.
- Receptionist. Receptionist jobs for freshers at clinics, salons and small offices.
- Retail and field sales. Retail counter jobs and field sales jobs with a fixed base plus incentives.
Graduate freshers
Graduates can aim for accounts jobs for freshers, HR jobs, pre-sales and business development roles, and US healthcare billing calls (RCM, or revenue cycle management) in Andheri East, which need good English.
Salary for freshers in Mumbai
Freshers in Mumbai typically earn ₹10,000 to ₹41,000 a month. Delivery roles pay the most, ₹34,500–₹41,000, because listed pay includes order incentives. Security guards earn ₹20,000–₹28,000. Desk roles such as telecaller, back office, accounts and receptionist start at ₹13,000–₹14,500 and go up to ₹18,000–₹20,000.
| Job role | Fresher salary range | Usual qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery boy | ₹34,500–₹41,000/month | Below 10th pass |
| Security guard | ₹20,000–₹28,000/month | Below 10th or 10th pass |
| Field sales executive | ₹15,000–₹21,000/month | 10th or 12th pass |
| Telecaller | ₹14,000–₹20,000/month | 12th pass |
| Picker / packer | ₹15,000–₹18,000/month | Below 10th pass |
| Back office executive | ₹14,000–₹18,500/month | 12th pass |
| Receptionist | ₹14,500–₹18,500/month | 12th pass |
| Accountant | ₹13,000–₹18,000/month | Graduate (B.Com) |
| Waiter / hotel staff | ₹14,000–₹17,500/month | Below 10th pass |
| Office boy | ₹10,000–₹13,000/month | Below 10th pass |
These figures are Mumbai median pay on WorkIndia for listings open only to freshers. Listings open to both freshers and experienced candidates usually pay about ₹2,000 more at the top of the range, and up to ₹4,000 more in field sales, so apply to those too. Larger employers deduct PF (Provident Fund) and ESIC (Employees' State Insurance), which makes take-home pay a little lower than the listed amount.
How fresher pay grows after your first job
Mumbai pay rises quickly once you have experience. An experienced telecaller earns ₹18,000–₹25,000 against ₹14,000–₹20,000 as a fresher. Field sales, HR and accounts see the biggest jump, with the top of the range rising by ₹7,000–₹9,000 a month once they move into the experienced band.
| Job role | Fresher | Experienced |
|---|---|---|
| Telecaller | ₹14,000–₹20,000/month | ₹18,000–₹25,000/month |
| Back office executive | ₹14,000–₹18,500/month | ₹17,000–₹25,000/month |
| Accountant | ₹13,000–₹18,000/month | ₹18,500–₹25,000/month |
| Field sales executive | ₹15,000–₹21,000/month | ₹20,000–₹30,000/month |
| HR executive | ₹12,000–₹18,000/month | ₹20,000–₹27,000/month |
| Receptionist | ₹14,500–₹18,500/month | ₹15,000–₹21,500/month |
Delivery and security roles work differently. Fresher listings in these roles often quote incentive-inclusive or long-shift pay that is higher than experienced listings, so the jump comes from moving into a supervisor or team lead role instead. Browse jobs for experienced candidates in Mumbai once you complete your first year.
Fresher jobs in Mumbai by qualification
Mumbai employers hire freshers at every qualification level. Candidates below 10th pass qualify for delivery, warehouse, hotel and housekeeping jobs. 10th pass candidates add security and field sales. 12th pass candidates qualify for most telecaller, back office and receptionist jobs. Graduates qualify for accounts, HR and pre-sales roles.
| Qualification | Common fresher roles |
|---|---|
| Below 10th pass | Delivery boy, picker / packer, waiter, housekeeping, office boy |
| 10th pass | Security guard, field sales, retail, driver |
| 12th pass | Telecaller, back office, receptionist, store executive |
| Graduate | Accountant, HR executive, pre-sales, RCM caller |
Graduates can filter further with B.Com fresher jobs in Mumbai for accounts and billing, or MBA fresher jobs for sales and HR. ITI (Industrial Training Institute) certificate holders can browse ITI fresher jobs for electrician, AC and CCTV technician roles.
Where freshers find the most jobs in Mumbai
Fresher hiring in Mumbai is strongest in Andheri East and Malad for calling and BPO roles, Thane and Bhiwandi for warehouse and retail roles, and Fort and Lower Parel for office support and accounts. Choosing an area on your train line can cut your daily commute by an hour or more.
| Area | Common fresher roles |
|---|---|
| Andheri East | Telecaller, RCM caller, operations executive |
| Malad West | Telecaller, retail, waiter |
| Thane West | Picker / packer, retail, back office |
| Bhiwandi | Warehouse helper, inventory assistant, loader |
| Powai | Housekeeping, back office, front desk |
| Fort | Accounts assistant, office boy, delivery |
| Vashi | Back office, telecaller, field sales |
Freshers living in the far suburbs can start closer home with fresher jobs in Kalyan West, fresher jobs in Virar West or fresher jobs in Navi Mumbai.
What happens in your first week as a fresher
Most fresher hiring in Mumbai moves fast. HR usually calls within a day of your application, holds a short phone or in-person interview, and asks you to join within the week. Expect a few days of training, a document check and, at larger employers, registration for PF and ESIC.
- HR call and interview. Expect questions on your location, shift preference and whether you can join immediately.
- Documents. Carry your Aadhaar card, PAN card, bank passbook or cancelled cheque, two photos and your last marksheet.
- Training. Telecaller and back office roles train for 2–5 days on scripts and software. Delivery roles train on the app and routes.
- PF and UAN. If the employer registers you for PF, ask for your UAN (Universal Account Number) and keep it for every future job.
- First salary. Most monthly-paid employers credit your first salary after completing your first month. Delivery roles often pay weekly.
Part-time, work from home and women's fresher jobs
Freshers who are still studying or cannot commit to a full day have other options. Part-time fresher jobs run 4–6 hours in retail, delivery and calling. Work from home fresher jobs cover telecalling and data entry. Many fresher listings are open to women for receptionist, telecaller and back office roles.
- Part-time. Part-time fresher jobs in Mumbai with morning, evening or weekend shifts.
- Work from home. Work from home fresher jobs for telecalling, recruitment support and data entry.
- Women. Fresher jobs for women in Mumbai with day shifts in offices, clinics and stores.
- Students. Student jobs for freshers that fit around college.
- Urgent hiring. Urgent fresher jobs in Mumbai where employers want someone to start within days.
How to avoid fake fresher job offers
Freshers are a frequent target of job fraud in Mumbai. A genuine employer or recruitment agency never charges a candidate for an interview, training, uniform, ID card or offer letter. Confirm the company name and office address with HR before you go, and walk away if anyone asks for money first.
- No placement fees. Genuine consultancies are paid by the employer, not by you.
- No "training then placement" deals. Offers that ask you to pay for a course before guaranteeing a job are not job offers.
- Check the offer letter. The company name, salary and joining date should match what HR told you on the call.
- Interview at a real address. A genuine interview happens at an office, store or warehouse you can find on a map.
How to apply for fresher jobs in Mumbai on WorkIndia
You can apply for fresher jobs in Mumbai through the WorkIndia website or the WorkIndia app. You don't need a resume to apply, and neither route charges a fee. Both connect you directly to the employer's HR, who usually calls within a day to fix an interview.
Applying through the WorkIndia website
- Search. Open the fresher jobs in Mumbai page and filter by role, locality or qualification.
- Apply. Pick a listing that fits and click Apply.
- Share your name and phone number. The employer's HR uses these to call you.
- Download the app. Install the WorkIndia app to call HR directly and track your application.
Applying through the WorkIndia app
- Download the app. Install WorkIndia from the Play Store or App Store.
- Fill your details. Add your name, qualification and preferred job type, and select fresher as your experience.
- Apply. Browse fresher listings near you and apply in one tap.
- Call HR directly. Use the in-app call or WhatsApp button to confirm the salary, shift and interview time.
Companies hiring freshers in Mumbai
Quick-commerce, e-commerce and fintech companies hire freshers in large numbers across Mumbai, mainly for delivery, warehouse, calling and field sales roles. Staffing agencies, hotels, security firms and local trading businesses add thousands more fresher openings every month across the city and its suburbs.
| Company | Main fresher role (other roles) | Typical fresher pay for main role |
|---|---|---|
| Blinkit (formerly Grofers) | Delivery boy (picker / packer) | ₹34,500–₹41,000/month |
| Zomato | Delivery boy | ₹34,500–₹41,000/month |
| Amazon | Delivery boy (warehouse, customer support) | ₹34,500–₹41,000/month |
| Flipkart | Picker / packer (delivery) | ₹15,000–₹18,000/month |
| BigBasket | Picker / packer (delivery, store staff) | ₹15,000–₹18,000/month |
| PharmEasy | Telecaller (delivery, customer support) | ₹14,000–₹20,000/month |
| Paytm | Field sales executive (merchant onboarding) | ₹15,000–₹21,000/month |
These figures are Mumbai median fresher pay for each main role, not offers from a specific company. Confirm the exact fixed pay, incentives and shift with HR before you accept. For all fresher openings in private companies, see private fresher jobs in Mumbai, or browse every opening in jobs in Mumbai. Freshers open to moving can also check fresher jobs in Pune.