The accelerating US economy has led to a pick-up in discretionary IT spends and deal signings by domestic vendors remain strong, the report said.
However, it warned of the rupee rise.
The recent 5 percent appreciation of the rupee and a rotation away from IT services are headwinds.
"While a slight dip in March quarter numbers could have raised worries, we believe the underlying fundamentals of the IT sector remain robust," the report said, adding that a re-acceleration of the US macro picture along with strong contract signings should lead to near-term growth momentum.
It picked TCS, Wipro, HCL Tech and Infosys as its top picks.
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