Not really. In India its idiotic to take statistics as a major if you are getting CS in a same level college.
In the US it is a viable option (truly) however only when you have clarity about what CS and statistics is.
Job market is more or less similar in both US and India cause at the end of the day most my batchmates as well got jobs in US companies (their hiring process and preferences is quite similar) and Indian startups just copy the US counterparts. (Even small startups asking DSA for founding engineer roles can be taken as an example).
In fact just to give you an example, the batch 1 year junior to me had CS, AI & DS and Electrical Engineering branches. During Campus placements Google allowed CS and Electrical but not AI & DS. Even for potential AI roles. Funny thing is, this was in an IIT of all colleges. This might sound comical but this is what happens when you take a very specialised major in your bachelors degree. Take narrow subjects in Masters or PhD, not your bachelors.
At the end of the day, it is clueless HRs which decide what the job market is like. HRs haven't caught up to the fact that majors such as Data Science exist. They just understand -
AI = CS
ML = CS
Data = CS
Stats = Maths/CS
Quant = PhD in Maths/CS
Your resume will probs not even pass ATS if it doesn't have Comp Sci. written on it.