These are the legendary IIT dropouts, some are billionaires… and some are big lawyers, see the complete list here

It is the dream of every youth to get admission in the IIT of the country. However, we all know how difficult it is to get admission in IIT. Many students studying in IIT achieve great success in their career and make the country proud.

At the same time, there are many students who left their studies midway after taking admission in IIT, but even then they are very successful in their professional life today and the world knows about them. Let us know the stories of such very successful people.

Mukesh Ambani

Mukesh Ambani had left IIT studies midway. He had gone with a friend to study at the Institute of Chemical Technology. Today Mukesh Ambani is the chairman of Reliance Industries Limited. Reliance Industries Limited is the country’s largest oil and petrochemical company. Along with this, Reliance Industries also has retail and telecom business. Mukesh Ambani, one of the richest people in the country, is included at number 10 in the list of the world’s richest people.

Shashwat Nakrani

At the age of 23, when most of us are studying. At the same time, Bharat Pay’s founder Shashwat Nakrani had created a distinct identity for himself across the world. He became the youngest Indian to become a billionaire. According to IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2021, Bharat Pay Co founder Shashwat Nakrani became the country’s youngest self-made billionaire. Nakrani left IIT studies midway and started Bharat Pay.

Azhar Iqbal

Azhar Iqbal, who left IIT midway to start his own business, is one of the founders of the news app In Shorts. InShort is an excellent news service that provides news updates in 60 words. The value of Inshorts has now crossed Rs 700 crore.

Dr. Damodaran

Dr. Damodaran, who was the chief of India’s capital market regulator SEBI, had decided to leave IIT studies and study economics. After this he studied law from Delhi University. Dr. Damodaran has created a distinct identity for himself in the country by working on many important positions like Chairman of IDBI Bank, UTI and Indian Administrative Service.

Rahul Yadav

Housing.com founder Rahul Yadav, who left studies after taking admission in IIT Bombay, wanted to do something different to live his dream. Rahul Yadav said that not every idea is successful, but your intention and focus can play an important role in making your idea successful. Rahul Yadav, who left IIT studies in the final year, started the real estate revolution in the country in the form of Housing.com.

Prashant Bhushan

The country’s famous lawyer Prashant Bhushan had joined IT Madras after passing the entrance exam of IIT, but after studying for one semester, he left IIT and joined a two-year B.Sc program. After this, Prashant Bhushan went to Princeton University for studies but he decided to return from there without completing his studies.

Narayana Murthy

Infosys founder Narayana Murthy is known to many people across the world. Narayan Murthy had passed the entrance examination of IIT, but due to financial problems he could not take admission. After that he did his studies from National Institute of Engineering, Mysore. Narayana Murthy came from a middle-income family and by starting an IT service company, he made Infosys the world’s leading IT company.

Vinod Rai

Vinod Rai, who served as India’s CAG, had passed the IIT entrance exam, but decided to pursue a Master’s in Economics from Delhi University’s Delhi School of Economics instead. Vinod Rai has investigated many big corruption cases in the country like 2G scam, Colgate, Commonwealth Games scam.

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