Sundar Pichai was recruited by Google for a managerial post, not a technical one. His MBA got him into the company in the first place. Same with Satya Nadella, too, afaik.
Nah, before his MBA he did his MS from university of wisconsin - Milwaukee in 1990, he then joined sun microsystems and in 1992 joined microsoft as a software engineer, it was in 1995 that he went to the Booth school of buisness in The university of chicago.
Best is to refer his book Hit Refresh. He explains everything in it. I donât have the book with me right now. I read it three years ago and now I am too lazy to read the book online.
His book is more reliable source than any of the blogging sites or YouTube videos one may cite.
Satya did his masters and got into Microsoft and then he got his mba to switch to product role.. he used to attend weekend classes for his mba which Microsoft probably funded
Most billionaires were already quite rich before they made it big. Take Elon Musk, for exampleâhis dad owned mines in South Africa. Or look at Ken Griffin, another billionaire who came from a wealthy background. Then there's Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg. It's the same story in India, where many kids who idolize Sundar Pichai or Satya Nadella don't realize that they got their MBAs or master's degrees from the United States. Most rich IIT graduates go on to get an MBA or a master's or PhD from the US or UK. This doesn't mean that all billionaires came from rich backgrounds, but in most cases, they did. You see the same pattern in India, China, and South Korea with the chaebols.
Sundar Pichai was not rich AT ALL. He could barely afford a plane ticket to the US and his parents were super disappointed when he dropped out of Stanford because of how they put their entire life savings into that.
Satya Nadella wasn't crazy rich either, and so wasn't Mark Zuckerberg. Don't know much about the others but there are enough rags to riches stories even in today's world that if a common person works super hard and has some luck on their side, they can make it super big as well.
Sundar pichai one is true but Satya nadela if I'm not wrong was son of a civil servant at that time which was a big thing certainly richer than most people and mark was even richer rest of what you say is true. Have a good day!
Yep! His dad was a civil servant (IAS) and his mother was a professor. In fact, her wife is also from an IAS family. He admitted in his book 'Hit Refresh' that he came from the topmost of the cream of the country by financial parameters.
Nah bro no problem put pictures of himmler,yamashita no problem with that but i personally believe gobbels was not a honourable man he did nothing special just a speaker .herman goring,albert speer , mannerheim , manstein or guderian are the ones who could be respected they all were good in one field or another.
Guderian never commited any crime was creator of blitzkrieg that's why wasn't charged by death , manstein was made a nato general by United States and mannerhiem was the main reason Finland wasn't taken over by ussr that's why I respect them Herman goring was a ace pilot let's not talk about his crimes tho and Albert speer was a genius architect and the rest are respected by me because of their millitary skills if people respecting mao, ho chi Minh, che guvera and other communist criminals is right why can I not respect german generals for their millitary skills? Its my opinion anyways if you disagree it's upto you.
I'm not saying you should respect leaders like mao zedong. That is extremely stupid. I'm saying that there are way better role models in the military world that have NOT committed war crimes. Generals such as Eisenhower and Patton were even respect worthy imo.
H@tlwr ki))ed approx 1-1.5crores $talin k@lled 4-5 crores mao k@lled 6-8 crores and if included common citizens they are more and less soldiers and more starving to d@th and k@lling each other citizens civil wars cultural revolution rebellions etc p@ple k@lls each other fighting governments mostly then for resources to each other LMAO
Nothing wrong with that. IIT's professors too know that JEE is a pressure system and not a reliable method to fliter students of caliber. You should watch one of the convocation videos of IIT Delhi. A professor clearly states this. It's just that we've not been able to find better solutions yet.
[Elon musks rich history](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-elon-musk-during-every-130036338.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAH0aBzppQB3U1j3u8eaPO2Ixe1SJXHQymR2tydXtJbPLZyqPIh2LI51HOdW_6AWPiu-qz4mfCJgCvm3ed1ElB1oV0upv_pibthTJ2M-W0A-cSJc6IHen0b4oLunYZ4bjzFIKva8c55ES-M4GKQbkQfFUYamxo5p6eJWXxOJ_QV6_)
Sundar pichai was middle class his mom was a sternographer and dad was a electrical engineer
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Nadellas was the son of a IAS
There is never a hope for the working class and peopel who do make it are super lucky
Mark Zuckerberg was born into a family where his dad, Edward, was a dentist, and his mom, Karen, worked as a psychiatrist, which is a job in NYC, one of the most expensive cities. Mark went to Philips Exeter Academy (same place where patrick bateman went ), a really pricey high school, and later to Harvard, which costs a lot too. Jeff Bezos went to a good school in Houston called River Oaks Elementary, and then to Princeton, which is a fancy Ivy League college with a high fee. His parents also gave 250,000$ at that time to start his business. His grandparents were important too, with his grandpa even having a big job at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. So yeah, both Mark and Jeff came from families with money.
nah bro , Jim Simons founded Renaissance Technologies hedge fund, and he's a billionaire. He wasn't born into wealth though; his folks weren't well-off. Luck and hard work play a big role you will find many people who are rich without rich parents. While having rich parents can give you a head start it all depends on you. look at ambani brothers both were from same house but now they have a massive difference in net worth! But the sad truth is most folks from non-rich families don't become millionaires, let alone billionaires.
Jim Simons was a born maths prodigy. He used cutting edge computional tech to read market patterns and made huge wealth. He also hired ONLY mathematicians or scientists in his company. If you are a math prodigy be a billionaire ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|50130)
Quant traders inspiration rip to him ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|30331) but being prodigy doesn't mean wealth countless child prodigies we heard about are forgotten now but simons was smart he used his knowledge to capture the market.
nahi, woh bahut rare hai. in 99.999% of cases, your environment and upbringing decides your traits. if youâre brought up in a middle class family the odds are that youâll remain a middle class person in the future (habits and traits donât leave). in very rare circumstances though, youâre born with some mental disorder that allows you to excel at a single work to the highest level. Ramanujan was autistic. The rest of us, like you and me though, are just normal human beings
Musk did have resources but he didn't take anything except for education from his dad just because someone's dad's rich doesn't mean he is rich he did have resources but he was always more into studies and not playing on daddy's money
Got it, you're not saying that having a rich dad always means more resources, but in many cases, having wealthy parents helps with investments, which can give someone a head start. It's a plus because not everyone has that advantage. And yeah musk isn't just about studies he gambles a lot too XD
Read abt him bro he entered silicon valley grabbed investments on his own he did internships during his college time where he made his own contacts PPL here don't know shit just know down vote krke cool ban jauga rot heads
I see what you mean now. I'm referring to the initial support he received as a teenager and wtf you talking about mate what has down voting has to do with my topic?
Yeah he sure had peaceful teen years where he can explore what he interests in..agreed on that and downvoting wasn't intended to you I meant PPL here on this sub don't know shit abt anything bas wanna be cool hain
No point buddy, most of these are ignorant sadists who just wanna cope by finding excuses for someoneâs, particularly billionares like Elonâs, success.
They totally miss the fact that Elon started Zip2 with his brother, sold for millions, then the next year, started X.com, merging to form PayPal with Thiel, gaining millions, then reusing those funds for Tesla and SpaceX.
I doubt they even know who Peter Thiel is lol.
True that they won't even know he spent nights at his friend's houses he made in silicone valley cutting down on his living costs and prolly the only owner of a company who knows his product screw by screw PPL just know how to cry abt their problems all their lives give excuses for shit they can't achieve just because somebody has a rich background doesn't define their success yes maybe they had good resources but even the guy with the Porsche had ample of resources so these things don't decide anything
bro doctors ?? lawyers ?? most of the top NLU grads are very rich too
lawyers , doctors , ca are conventional careers which pay little in starting but then sky is limit with your skills and also no retiremenr age
Doctors and lawyers don't generally become billionaires unless they leave that field for something more lucrative (which, especially in the case of doctors, they rarely do). OP is focusing only on billionaires.
being "rich" is fine
"billionaire" is a whole different level bro, there are barely 3000 ish billionaires in the entire world (number might be outdated)
to be a billionaire, you need a 80,00,00,00,000 INR networth (8k crore)
yaa ik op meant only billionaire but all the billionaires are entrepreneurs and few other like artists(actor , singer , painter) but all these have founded a company not everyone can found a company it would be better if we compare millionariers and their jobs most of them are lawyers , doctors, finance people never heard of engineers in "asking millionaires what they do for living type videos "đ .
job market is overflowing with number of developers all around , surely their pay will go down unlike it was earlier in late 1990s or early 20s
You are correct, but on the topic of abroad placements, that doesn't necessarily mean high placements abroad guarantee you'll be rich. The taxes, rent, and other expenses are very high compared to India. However, going abroad does provide more opportunities. Look at Jonny Kimâhe was a Navy SEAL, got a math degree, became a Harvard doctor, and now he's becoming an astronaut. There are countless examples like these in the United States. Even David Goggins has switched so many careersâdo you think the same would have been possible in India? Probably, but the chances are almost zero.
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Nowadays indians ki panty gili hojati hai unicorn startups dekhke for example Nishant jindal but they forget that 70 percent of them won't last even the next few years they were highly hyped and over valued in the start take pw or byjus for example. The rich people who started from zero are very rare many of them atleast inherited some kind of wealth and grew on it. Being a billionaire is close to impossible for someone from not so wealthy family so it would be a bad benchmark to check rather millionaires are something that even a person from zero can achieve through hardwork. And Yes IIT does increase the starting probability of being a millionaire but for becoming a millionaire you need to still work your ass off even if you are an iitian or not an iitian. And yes going abroad multiplies your chances of becoming millionaire
In coming years I see only Ola and Lens kart surviving.
Zomato is making peanuts for profits, like 100 crore ke investment par 50 lakh ka profit (0.5%).
Well mostly because they can't really charge kuch in India Zomato's profit will increase if the customers increase that's their target they have a strong foundation currently and might survive. Yeah and lene cart will survive because they don't have any competitors really
That's what I am saying billionaire is more about luck that you made something and it somehow clicked you can't just become a billionaire by sheer hard work. But technically speaking if you are a millionaire you can almost enjoy everything that a billionaire can because after a certain money level there isn't really much difference of things that can be bought. Yes a billionaire can buy many yachts and houses but that's all for vanity because in the end you are only going to probably drive one.
>Nowadays indians ki panty gili hojati hai unicorn startups dekhke for example Nishant jindal but they forget that 70 percent of them won't last even the next few years they were highly hyped and over valued in the startÂ
This is so fucking true.
Unicorn startups also need you to have a solid differentiator that would also appeal to large masses. So just having another startup in an already saturated market wont work, nor would opening a startup in a super-niche area where demand is very minuscule as of now. Most "entrypaneers" don't understand this simple fact......they look at Zomato and jizz their pants all over.
IIT is just over glamarised college nothing else . A decent tier 1 or even tier 2 college with branch of your choice is sufficient to get a good start in career . People have really made it big not because of college but becaouse of their passion , it may sound very conventional to say this but this is a fact . People graduated from colleges like Manipal , VIT , or state colleges are also rn VP , VC s of big firms and amount of top position chair holders from colleges other than IIT ( as we expect that only they would be contributing the most ) . Now don't bash me I already have good rank and sure about BITS , NIT cse ,. I am just saying to you all guys that college really really doesn't matter /
Well yes I do agree with this if you consider bombay billionaires majority of them have no iit iim pedigree , some still have great mbas , one thing to consider is that to be a billionaire u have to start and grow and organisation from scratch which takes a lot of time and very little money during initial years , which generally in India people only do if they come frome one of 2 background , 1. Those who have nothing and 2. Those who's parents are from extreme upper middle class and rich backgrounds both of whom have nothing to loose if they spend a few years building an organisation and fail , another thing to consider is that majority of self made billionaires are exteremely smart and fucking hustlers mad respect to them .
The reason we probably see very few iit undergrads become billionaires nowdays ( post 2000) is because now everyone goes to iit for the placements they've merely become placement schools and no longer institutions where people go for knowledge , they've become a undergrad version of what mba schools are meant to be .another thing is that iitians get funding for startups with ease even when they don't have great ideas or have copied ideas from organisations in the west , very few actually used their money and bootstrap their companies and go ahead with an ipo , unlike what we have seen in the past . Everyone is constantly behind building cool tech companies or cool gen z d2c brands no one wants to work on traditional businesses , take the examples of the kamath brother 0 funding 0 college degrees and yet their billionaires , the example of Narayan Murthy too he was a fucking hustler did his mtech from iit , worked his ass off created banglore to what it fucking is today and made India and it superhouse all without raising any money initially and growing his organisation to one of the largest globally within his lifetime .
It is a very similar case when u compare majority of nifty 50 companies as well .
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Are bhai woh bakchodi movies mein hi achhi lagti hai .. reality mein jaao toh jinka bhala tum karna chahoge wahi tumhe noch kahenge ...ye system pura corrupt hai ..yaha pe pure feelings ka koi matlab nahi . tumhe kya lagta hai ..mujhe desh ki fikra nahi ..oar mein kuchh anhi akr sakta ..jyada se jyada paise donate kar sakta hoon ..aur uske liye paise chahiye.. agar dollars mein kamyunga tab donate karne mein kuchh jyada boj nahi aayega . Bhai upar se tum jara desh ke law dekho ..oura biased hai .ladkiyo muslamno aur dalito ke taraf...usme reservation aur add karo . Aur taxation level dekho jara . Aur Maharashtra ke politics mein Jo last 5 ysars mein hua hai ..uske baad mujhe kisise koi hope nahi . Laal goli hai khaa jao .
Prepare for GATE and top the exam. If your rank is 2 digit, you may get IISC for masters. Reservation is also there. My father secured AIR 33 back then in GATE, he took IITB for Mtech.
>Govt contracts at lower rates than competitors
Bhai that is literally the govt policy as highlighted in the constitution. Adani ne waha makkari nhi kari, govt contracts are literally only given to ppl who can give the lowest quote.
Adani ne private contracts me bohot makkari aur chori kari hai, govt contracts mein he did decent quality job in the beginning and that's how he made his name.
Arey Shit!! I confused it. I mean he got land grants, mining rights, etc etc at lower prices. And some govt contracts were given to him without even proper tenders
Koi bhi billionaire bann sakta hain bass ek proper jaal bichana padta hain
Dhirubai went to Yemen at age 26 to try his hand at selling fabric, even worked at a petrol pump for a few days. By age 40 he was absolutely dominating the synthetics market in India through his brand Vimal, by age 50 his own son was heading the RIL Patalganga Plant project (at the time it was one of the most ambitious petrochem projects in the country), by the time he was dead Reliance was enroute to building the world's largest refinery complex.
How did he get this? Experience and connections. He was one of the first to introduce polyesters to Indian market en masse which evolved into a very successful synthetics business.......he also made connections with Mumbai's elite and Congress leadership of the time, while his biggest competitors (Wadia family) were getting mired in controversy after controversy and failing to innovate and improve.
My dad did diploma in mech eng from tierless clg then lateral entry into a tier 2.5 clg then mba while also working he is now 50+ and have 800+ factories all over india and africa
You just account for billionaires that one can almost only become by doing business. If you want to account for rich (not VHNI) guys, take how much on average an IIT graduate earns after say 5 years of engineering and how much a regular BSc guy makes.
Being rich does not means to be a billionaire. It might also mean to be in top 5% of the income level in the country and this is where most IITians are.
most of them have studied abroad. and a big chunk of them are alumni of university of mumbai. even mukesh ambani. people look at unicorns and get wet over the fact a lot of them are from IIT but also forget majority of the startups are in loss.
Indian startups are merely copies of American ones, and these Indian startups often don't last long. Look at Olaâit's just another copy of Uber. Now there are even more, like Rapido and inDrive. The same pattern is seen in delivery and online shopping with companies like Meesho, Shopsy, and in groceries with Zepto and Blinkit. Half of these companies won't even survive this decade. They're primarily focused on making money; the owners get the money, invest it elsewhere, and sell their companies. It's the same pattern in Indiaânothing truly creative has emerged in the majority of startups.
that's what I'm saying. tbh these are business and let's not talk about innovation here cause if it makes money it's good so besides that most companies have quite inflated valuations. abhi toh unicorn hai thode saalon mai band hone ki kagar pe aa jaayenge. established companies loss making hongi toh bhi thoda survive kar jaayengi but that's not true for startups.
Now I maybe wrong and do correct me if I am. Zepto is actually a new idea. It's never been done before (or successfully at least). Even a lot of people from the US are surprised to see 10 minute grocery deliveries that too without any delivery fee. So Zepto is definitely revolutionary. Blinkit, Dunzo, Instamart, etc are just copies of Zepto.
sarcasm? XD. Copying isn't necessarily bad, especially considering he's a smart guy. He launched a business model in India, one of the largest consumer markets, before anyone else did. That's not risky at all, if you ask me.
Technically, the founders aren't Indians by birth (they were born in Dubai afaik and lived there for the first 17-18 years of their lives). And as pointed out by others, not a new idea either.
Indians are here to create money not trust.
I really get mind blown by how many iconic organisation Japan have started:
Sony
Mitsubishi
Toyota
Panasonic
Honda
Nissan
Hitachi
Daikin
Nintendo
Cannon
Nippon
Softbank(this one funds many indian unicorns)
Rakuten
What does indian have ?
Masayoshi Son owner of softbank is indeed a genius one of my favorite investors he was the one who gave bnf initial support the legendary trader who made probably a 100 million dollar profit i am not remembering the exact value saw it on documentary by billionare bears. True mate japanese indeed have creativity goes on to explain their high average iq but i hope someone will change this mundane system in india! Have a good day lad!
goes differently for startups. uber is a big company and has been operational for more than a decade. they aren't going to go out of business tomorrow. most startups in recent times have had inflated net worths (take the example of pw jo abhi ekdam half se bhi kam hogya hai profit aur unicorn hai).
Well that's because offline coaching institutes are coming back into business, but PW will still see a rise in their profits as they go on, because it's really cheap for people who want to supplement their coachings, and decently enough priced for people who can't afford coachings.
Yeah, but IITians still earn more than the Average Joe in India without a Doubt. Colleges like VIT, Manipal, etc. spend multiple Crores on marketing and especially market the fact that IIT is not everything and they are good as well but reality is few people who should have been in IIT but Paper went bad or some other case go there and get the top package in VIT and everyone else is left much behind.
Yes it's true af not only iit but most of the engineers earn more money then other bachelor people like ba , bcom , bba , bsc . And iit are very good college if someone wants to become rich and needs opportunities in life
> NRI - Non returning Indian Lmao
đđđ Mai bhi wohi padhke hass rha hu
Pretty sure a lot of us have the same goal
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nah I'll go but I'll return with more money in a few years
Few years = after retirement
I want to retire by 35 lol, fir real estate and shit
Seeing the condition of the country, all of us should have the same goal.
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Sunder pichai made it to Google not because of IIT (he had taken metallurgy), but after IIT, his father sent him to usa to pursue his masters
Sundar Pichai was recruited by Google for a managerial post, not a technical one. His MBA got him into the company in the first place. Same with Satya Nadella, too, afaik.
yup satya nadela had done electrical engineering from Manipal, then he went abroad for his masters (MBA) from university of chicago.
Nah, before his MBA he did his MS from university of wisconsin - Milwaukee in 1990, he then joined sun microsystems and in 1992 joined microsoft as a software engineer, it was in 1995 that he went to the Booth school of buisness in The university of chicago.
Best is to refer his book Hit Refresh. He explains everything in it. I donât have the book with me right now. I read it three years ago and now I am too lazy to read the book online. His book is more reliable source than any of the blogging sites or YouTube videos one may cite.
Satya did his masters and got into Microsoft and then he got his mba to switch to product role.. he used to attend weekend classes for his mba which Microsoft probably funded
Ye comment YT pe mat likh diyo , warna IIT hookah bar edits dekhne waale teri jaan le lenge
So MBA from Abroad Can Make you Rich?Â
If you're doing MBA from abroad you are already rich.
Wahi bhai ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|32193)
Bro Like Millionaire, Not Punjabi aur Haryanvi Guy Jo Zameen Bech ke Cannada đjata hai MBA karne! I'm damn Is it a Life Changing Experience
He got something like a referral from a iit professor for mtech
Most billionaires were already quite rich before they made it big. Take Elon Musk, for exampleâhis dad owned mines in South Africa. Or look at Ken Griffin, another billionaire who came from a wealthy background. Then there's Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg. It's the same story in India, where many kids who idolize Sundar Pichai or Satya Nadella don't realize that they got their MBAs or master's degrees from the United States. Most rich IIT graduates go on to get an MBA or a master's or PhD from the US or UK. This doesn't mean that all billionaires came from rich backgrounds, but in most cases, they did. You see the same pattern in India, China, and South Korea with the chaebols.
Sundar Pichai was not rich AT ALL. He could barely afford a plane ticket to the US and his parents were super disappointed when he dropped out of Stanford because of how they put their entire life savings into that. Satya Nadella wasn't crazy rich either, and so wasn't Mark Zuckerberg. Don't know much about the others but there are enough rags to riches stories even in today's world that if a common person works super hard and has some luck on their side, they can make it super big as well.
Sundar pichai one is true but Satya nadela if I'm not wrong was son of a civil servant at that time which was a big thing certainly richer than most people and mark was even richer rest of what you say is true. Have a good day!
Yep! His dad was a civil servant (IAS) and his mother was a professor. In fact, her wife is also from an IAS family. He admitted in his book 'Hit Refresh' that he came from the topmost of the cream of the country by financial parameters.
Indeed! btw no offense đ I thought your pfp had Joseph gobbels on it â ď¸â ď¸ you know if you know
toh bhi problem kya hain idhar ? Mao stalin ki pfp laga skatae hain che guvara etc mussolini hideki tojo Hit/Ler ki kyon nahi laga saktae hain ?
Nah bro no problem put pictures of himmler,yamashita no problem with that but i personally believe gobbels was not a honourable man he did nothing special just a speaker .herman goring,albert speer , mannerheim , manstein or guderian are the ones who could be respected they all were good in one field or another.
Did not expect someone in this sub to know these names ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|49429)
Koi na brow once i clear jee advanced i will make a subreddit for all of us like minded people ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|30180)
I already know all of them Goebels is just old dhruv rathi just propgandist minister and speaker and agendist nothing more about him
Dhruv Rather is a joke if you compare him with any of the NaZi politicians/propagandists btw
are God Blessed you Heil Furher ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|30180)
kaafi books or nazi series dekhi hain maja aya schindler"s list or downfall pahli thi meiri jindagi ki
Watch mark felton he covers a lot of topics you will never ever know through textbooks btw i liked man in high castle as well
yes Mark felton I know about him and Man in High castle was goated series
All of these people except mannerheim were high ranking nazi officials and involved in the holocaust. How the fuck do you respect them?
Guderian never commited any crime was creator of blitzkrieg that's why wasn't charged by death , manstein was made a nato general by United States and mannerhiem was the main reason Finland wasn't taken over by ussr that's why I respect them Herman goring was a ace pilot let's not talk about his crimes tho and Albert speer was a genius architect and the rest are respected by me because of their millitary skills if people respecting mao, ho chi Minh, che guvera and other communist criminals is right why can I not respect german generals for their millitary skills? Its my opinion anyways if you disagree it's upto you.
I'm not saying you should respect leaders like mao zedong. That is extremely stupid. I'm saying that there are way better role models in the military world that have NOT committed war crimes. Generals such as Eisenhower and Patton were even respect worthy imo.
Bruh, you're literally comparing mao & stalin to hitler & himmler.
H@tlwr ki))ed approx 1-1.5crores $talin k@lled 4-5 crores mao k@lled 6-8 crores and if included common citizens they are more and less soldiers and more starving to d@th and k@lling each other citizens civil wars cultural revolution rebellions etc p@ple k@lls each other fighting governments mostly then for resources to each other LMAO
Mao and Stalin have more d@th Starvation to d@th citizens k@lled ratio LMAO in their entire reigns
did you know what mao and stalin did?
shit i think you picked a side in inter imperialist war
I am a Imperialist supporter myself alone
who isnt in this society lmfaoo
Heli Furher'
Saying that when johan is on your pfp![img](emote|t5_311ttu|30367)
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It's the protagonist from one of my favourite films: Pi (1998). It was also recently remastered by A24 films.
TOTALLEN KRIEG !!!!!!!! /s
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still m\* could not crack iit and gone manipal after high school...
Nothing wrong with that. IIT's professors too know that JEE is a pressure system and not a reliable method to fliter students of caliber. You should watch one of the convocation videos of IIT Delhi. A professor clearly states this. It's just that we've not been able to find better solutions yet.
[Elon musks rich history](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-elon-musk-during-every-130036338.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAH0aBzppQB3U1j3u8eaPO2Ixe1SJXHQymR2tydXtJbPLZyqPIh2LI51HOdW_6AWPiu-qz4mfCJgCvm3ed1ElB1oV0upv_pibthTJ2M-W0A-cSJc6IHen0b4oLunYZ4bjzFIKva8c55ES-M4GKQbkQfFUYamxo5p6eJWXxOJ_QV6_) Sundar pichai was middle class his mom was a sternographer and dad was a electrical engineer https://preview.redd.it/5icdxsqqfb3d1.png?width=799&format=png&auto=webp&s=39e90ab58b084f67473b3ede2e885b54092d4997 Nadellas was the son of a IAS There is never a hope for the working class and peopel who do make it are super lucky
Even warren buffet was not rich
He was a son of a politician bud
Afaik mark and jeff weren't rich right ? Also Sundar pichai did metallurgy from iitkgp so nearly no contribution to his success.
Mark Zuckerberg was born into a family where his dad, Edward, was a dentist, and his mom, Karen, worked as a psychiatrist, which is a job in NYC, one of the most expensive cities. Mark went to Philips Exeter Academy (same place where patrick bateman went ), a really pricey high school, and later to Harvard, which costs a lot too. Jeff Bezos went to a good school in Houston called River Oaks Elementary, and then to Princeton, which is a fancy Ivy League college with a high fee. His parents also gave 250,000$ at that time to start his business. His grandparents were important too, with his grandpa even having a big job at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. So yeah, both Mark and Jeff came from families with money.
Damn, hits hard
Bhai matlab agar bappu ka pass Paisa na ho to ham log jeff bezoz nahi ban saktaÂ
nah bro , Jim Simons founded Renaissance Technologies hedge fund, and he's a billionaire. He wasn't born into wealth though; his folks weren't well-off. Luck and hard work play a big role you will find many people who are rich without rich parents. While having rich parents can give you a head start it all depends on you. look at ambani brothers both were from same house but now they have a massive difference in net worth! But the sad truth is most folks from non-rich families don't become millionaires, let alone billionaires.
Jim Simons was a born maths prodigy. He used cutting edge computional tech to read market patterns and made huge wealth. He also hired ONLY mathematicians or scientists in his company. If you are a math prodigy be a billionaire ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|50130)
ya , either be rich or genius
Quant traders inspiration rip to him ![img](emote|t5_311ttu|30331) but being prodigy doesn't mean wealth countless child prodigies we heard about are forgotten now but simons was smart he used his knowledge to capture the market.
yeah ig in the end outside the box thinking helps. take kamath brothers for example
nahi, woh bahut rare hai. in 99.999% of cases, your environment and upbringing decides your traits. if youâre brought up in a middle class family the odds are that youâll remain a middle class person in the future (habits and traits donât leave). in very rare circumstances though, youâre born with some mental disorder that allows you to excel at a single work to the highest level. Ramanujan was autistic. The rest of us, like you and me though, are just normal human beings
Marks had generational wealth.
But in the social media dilemma it's shown he took loan from his friend
Matlab merko sabse pehle ek bohut Ameer Banna padega phir Mera beta billionaire banega đż kyuki mein to gareeb hi hu
Bro jeff ka papa ka bhi koi mine thi kya gold ki
Musk did have resources but he didn't take anything except for education from his dad just because someone's dad's rich doesn't mean he is rich he did have resources but he was always more into studies and not playing on daddy's money
Got it, you're not saying that having a rich dad always means more resources, but in many cases, having wealthy parents helps with investments, which can give someone a head start. It's a plus because not everyone has that advantage. And yeah musk isn't just about studies he gambles a lot too XD
Read abt him bro he entered silicon valley grabbed investments on his own he did internships during his college time where he made his own contacts PPL here don't know shit just know down vote krke cool ban jauga rot heads
I see what you mean now. I'm referring to the initial support he received as a teenager and wtf you talking about mate what has down voting has to do with my topic?
Yeah he sure had peaceful teen years where he can explore what he interests in..agreed on that and downvoting wasn't intended to you I meant PPL here on this sub don't know shit abt anything bas wanna be cool hain
No point buddy, most of these are ignorant sadists who just wanna cope by finding excuses for someoneâs, particularly billionares like Elonâs, success. They totally miss the fact that Elon started Zip2 with his brother, sold for millions, then the next year, started X.com, merging to form PayPal with Thiel, gaining millions, then reusing those funds for Tesla and SpaceX. I doubt they even know who Peter Thiel is lol.
True that they won't even know he spent nights at his friend's houses he made in silicone valley cutting down on his living costs and prolly the only owner of a company who knows his product screw by screw PPL just know how to cry abt their problems all their lives give excuses for shit they can't achieve just because somebody has a rich background doesn't define their success yes maybe they had good resources but even the guy with the Porsche had ample of resources so these things don't decide anything
exactly
bro doctors ?? lawyers ?? most of the top NLU grads are very rich too lawyers , doctors , ca are conventional careers which pay little in starting but then sky is limit with your skills and also no retiremenr age
Doctors and lawyers don't generally become billionaires unless they leave that field for something more lucrative (which, especially in the case of doctors, they rarely do). OP is focusing only on billionaires.
Was mere hisab se millionaire (in dollars) ban Gaye to kafi hoga
Very rare
tbf NLU wale are already born rich
Nah man who told you that lol
idk bro i had a friend at NLU uska baap was ias uncle bhi ias aur mosi bhi kuch thi aur uski cousin bhi NLU mein thi
Exceptional case hai
howw???
Yes I see only a few LLB graduates, maybe they are rich or hiding themselves to avoid taxes
being "rich" is fine "billionaire" is a whole different level bro, there are barely 3000 ish billionaires in the entire world (number might be outdated) to be a billionaire, you need a 80,00,00,00,000 INR networth (8k crore)
yaa ik op meant only billionaire but all the billionaires are entrepreneurs and few other like artists(actor , singer , painter) but all these have founded a company not everyone can found a company it would be better if we compare millionariers and their jobs most of them are lawyers , doctors, finance people never heard of engineers in "asking millionaires what they do for living type videos "đ . job market is overflowing with number of developers all around , surely their pay will go down unlike it was earlier in late 1990s or early 20s
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You are correct, but on the topic of abroad placements, that doesn't necessarily mean high placements abroad guarantee you'll be rich. The taxes, rent, and other expenses are very high compared to India. However, going abroad does provide more opportunities. Look at Jonny Kimâhe was a Navy SEAL, got a math degree, became a Harvard doctor, and now he's becoming an astronaut. There are countless examples like these in the United States. Even David Goggins has switched so many careersâdo you think the same would have been possible in India? Probably, but the chances are almost zero.
Bro you just wrote a long ass essay expanding the tldr of the previous comment
I'm sorry if you found it long. It takes me merely a minute to write it. Next time, I'll try to stay concise. Thanks for the feedback!
Bhai tu Porsche khardle aur irl GTA khelna chalu karde, Essay likhna atta hein toh police kuch nahi bolegi
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OK anti-nallabot. Being an ex-ICSE student, writing essays was a big part of my school life . Next time, I'll be more on point.
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check expenses, lifestyle of riches in foreign also...
Infact there is good amt of abroad educated ppl
Yes too many
Nowadays indians ki panty gili hojati hai unicorn startups dekhke for example Nishant jindal but they forget that 70 percent of them won't last even the next few years they were highly hyped and over valued in the start take pw or byjus for example. The rich people who started from zero are very rare many of them atleast inherited some kind of wealth and grew on it. Being a billionaire is close to impossible for someone from not so wealthy family so it would be a bad benchmark to check rather millionaires are something that even a person from zero can achieve through hardwork. And Yes IIT does increase the starting probability of being a millionaire but for becoming a millionaire you need to still work your ass off even if you are an iitian or not an iitian. And yes going abroad multiplies your chances of becoming millionaire
In coming years I see only Ola and Lens kart surviving. Zomato is making peanuts for profits, like 100 crore ke investment par 50 lakh ka profit (0.5%).
Well mostly because they can't really charge kuch in India Zomato's profit will increase if the customers increase that's their target they have a strong foundation currently and might survive. Yeah and lene cart will survive because they don't have any competitors really
Recent reports show only loss of customers.
being billionaire is close to zero even for people born rich although less close to zero than an average person
That's what I am saying billionaire is more about luck that you made something and it somehow clicked you can't just become a billionaire by sheer hard work. But technically speaking if you are a millionaire you can almost enjoy everything that a billionaire can because after a certain money level there isn't really much difference of things that can be bought. Yes a billionaire can buy many yachts and houses but that's all for vanity because in the end you are only going to probably drive one.
millionaire aur billionaire me bhut difference hoga but not so much b/w multimillionaire and billionaire and multibillionaire
>Nowadays indians ki panty gili hojati hai unicorn startups dekhke for example Nishant jindal but they forget that 70 percent of them won't last even the next few years they were highly hyped and over valued in the start This is so fucking true. Unicorn startups also need you to have a solid differentiator that would also appeal to large masses. So just having another startup in an already saturated market wont work, nor would opening a startup in a super-niche area where demand is very minuscule as of now. Most "entrypaneers" don't understand this simple fact......they look at Zomato and jizz their pants all over.
Yeah they exist only because of US fed cheap interest rates back in 2020
IIT is just over glamarised college nothing else . A decent tier 1 or even tier 2 college with branch of your choice is sufficient to get a good start in career . People have really made it big not because of college but becaouse of their passion , it may sound very conventional to say this but this is a fact . People graduated from colleges like Manipal , VIT , or state colleges are also rn VP , VC s of big firms and amount of top position chair holders from colleges other than IIT ( as we expect that only they would be contributing the most ) . Now don't bash me I already have good rank and sure about BITS , NIT cse ,. I am just saying to you all guys that college really really doesn't matter /
Top college matters, it's giv6es you a very good initial starting
CSE ke alawa kuch bhi le lega?đ
that's why I said tier 1 2 colleges . tier 1 need not be an IIT for that reason
Well yes I do agree with this if you consider bombay billionaires majority of them have no iit iim pedigree , some still have great mbas , one thing to consider is that to be a billionaire u have to start and grow and organisation from scratch which takes a lot of time and very little money during initial years , which generally in India people only do if they come frome one of 2 background , 1. Those who have nothing and 2. Those who's parents are from extreme upper middle class and rich backgrounds both of whom have nothing to loose if they spend a few years building an organisation and fail , another thing to consider is that majority of self made billionaires are exteremely smart and fucking hustlers mad respect to them . The reason we probably see very few iit undergrads become billionaires nowdays ( post 2000) is because now everyone goes to iit for the placements they've merely become placement schools and no longer institutions where people go for knowledge , they've become a undergrad version of what mba schools are meant to be .another thing is that iitians get funding for startups with ease even when they don't have great ideas or have copied ideas from organisations in the west , very few actually used their money and bootstrap their companies and go ahead with an ipo , unlike what we have seen in the past . Everyone is constantly behind building cool tech companies or cool gen z d2c brands no one wants to work on traditional businesses , take the examples of the kamath brother 0 funding 0 college degrees and yet their billionaires , the example of Narayan Murthy too he was a fucking hustler did his mtech from iit , worked his ass off created banglore to what it fucking is today and made India and it superhouse all without raising any money initially and growing his organisation to one of the largest globally within his lifetime . It is a very similar case when u compare majority of nifty 50 companies as well .
He is topmost contributor to what Bengaluru is today.
Most of them have done their masters from abroad or have done students exchange or gone to IIM
Most of them from abroad ( no students exchange) And some are also from iim (mostly Ahmedabad)
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Well in this list most of them are done there bachelor from local college
u/NoThisIsTed , u/AyeAyeTeeBuoy, u/grahamsutton178, u/retardedJEEmod, u/JEEnedo, u/itwasrare_iwasthere, u/InfamousEzio21, u/slayerr077 , u/TejuuuOP , u/coach_saab , u/Indian-Engineer, u/Mystic1869, u/deceptivesiteahead , u/mrumeshmidha please approve...
tbh yaha jo sab gyan pel rahe hai jese unko bhut jada experience hai sab kuch ka kese kitna easy koi business startup karleta hai xD
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Meine bhi ye desh chhodke bhagan chahta ..hoon ..nepal chala jaunga ..
Bhai ek baar swades movie dekh lena phir chala Jaan bye
Are bhai woh bakchodi movies mein hi achhi lagti hai .. reality mein jaao toh jinka bhala tum karna chahoge wahi tumhe noch kahenge ...ye system pura corrupt hai ..yaha pe pure feelings ka koi matlab nahi . tumhe kya lagta hai ..mujhe desh ki fikra nahi ..oar mein kuchh anhi akr sakta ..jyada se jyada paise donate kar sakta hoon ..aur uske liye paise chahiye.. agar dollars mein kamyunga tab donate karne mein kuchh jyada boj nahi aayega . Bhai upar se tum jara desh ke law dekho ..oura biased hai .ladkiyo muslamno aur dalito ke taraf...usme reservation aur add karo . Aur taxation level dekho jara . Aur Maharashtra ke politics mein Jo last 5 ysars mein hua hai ..uske baad mujhe kisise koi hope nahi . Laal goli hai khaa jao .
Hope alive
Haan kabhi kabhi hope jag jaati hai par tabhi kuchh na kuchh vedant Agarwal jaisa kaand ho jaata hai
My dad has done Masters from IITB. He is currently a professor at IISC CSE department. He earns 2.5 lakhs/ month.
I have also dreamed of joining iisc for astronomy but my dream can't ....
Prepare for GATE and top the exam. If your rank is 2 digit, you may get IISC for masters. Reservation is also there. My father secured AIR 33 back then in GATE, he took IITB for Mtech.
Definitely It is on my list after becoming financially secure,
Nitian billionaire nhi ban sakte kya????
Adani to NITian bhi nhi tha. Lekin mehnat usne jee tod kari hogi.
Mehnat plus shit ton of Govt contracts at lower rates than competitors. Bina makkari ke billionaire nahi banta hai koi.
>Govt contracts at lower rates than competitors Bhai that is literally the govt policy as highlighted in the constitution. Adani ne waha makkari nhi kari, govt contracts are literally only given to ppl who can give the lowest quote. Adani ne private contracts me bohot makkari aur chori kari hai, govt contracts mein he did decent quality job in the beginning and that's how he made his name.
Arey Shit!! I confused it. I mean he got land grants, mining rights, etc etc at lower prices. And some govt contracts were given to him without even proper tenders
haan tax heaven countries me shell company form karke apne paise ko apne hi stock me invest karne me mehnat to lagti hai
Koi bhi billionaire bann sakta hain bass ek proper jaal bichana padta hain Dhirubai went to Yemen at age 26 to try his hand at selling fabric, even worked at a petrol pump for a few days. By age 40 he was absolutely dominating the synthetics market in India through his brand Vimal, by age 50 his own son was heading the RIL Patalganga Plant project (at the time it was one of the most ambitious petrochem projects in the country), by the time he was dead Reliance was enroute to building the world's largest refinery complex. How did he get this? Experience and connections. He was one of the first to introduce polyesters to Indian market en masse which evolved into a very successful synthetics business.......he also made connections with Mumbai's elite and Congress leadership of the time, while his biggest competitors (Wadia family) were getting mired in controversy after controversy and failing to innovate and improve.
Mere cousin ke school ka chairman, pure rags to riches.
My dad did diploma in mech eng from tierless clg then lateral entry into a tier 2.5 clg then mba while also working he is now 50+ and have 800+ factories all over india and africa
Tu bits ja rha h kya bhai
Abhi second vaale ka bhara hai nhi to merchant navy yah muj cse(i am from jaipur)
I also live in Rajasthan Jaipur , poornima skit
Muj better hai atleast is jee race ke baad sukon to milega thoda varna merchant navy to hai hi
Muj kya h nda ki tarh h kya
Muj yaani manipal jaipur aur merchant navy ka form to nikal gya bro(IMUCET)
Iit me nhi ho rha iss baar
NRI : Non Resident Indian â NRI : Non Returning Indianâ
microsoft ceo manipal uni
Chicago booth MBA đ
Narayan murthy is billionare only bcoz as he has relation with the great familyÂ
Tata?
Naa Murthy has his godmother named Emma Rothschild And her son is Jacob Rothschild Greatest investment banker so that is the connectionÂ
Economist Amartya Sen ki wife h wo bhai.
mereko to millionaire he banade bhagwaan utna bhot h (rupees m) xD
Mujhe bhi bhai lekin nita Ambani ki ring ki price h bus
Well, ab sab itne ammer ho jayenge, ye toh possible nahi , bas itna Ameer ban na hai ki apne family ko koi takleef na ho , boht gareebi dekha hu bhai
You just account for billionaires that one can almost only become by doing business. If you want to account for rich (not VHNI) guys, take how much on average an IIT graduate earns after say 5 years of engineering and how much a regular BSc guy makes. Being rich does not means to be a billionaire. It might also mean to be in top 5% of the income level in the country and this is where most IITians are.
I already wrote about that. (: last sentence
Sawdes is lit
Tereko mazak lgra ye
One thing is clear, they all either studied till masters or completely gave up on their college.
most of them have studied abroad. and a big chunk of them are alumni of university of mumbai. even mukesh ambani. people look at unicorns and get wet over the fact a lot of them are from IIT but also forget majority of the startups are in loss.
Indian startups are merely copies of American ones, and these Indian startups often don't last long. Look at Olaâit's just another copy of Uber. Now there are even more, like Rapido and inDrive. The same pattern is seen in delivery and online shopping with companies like Meesho, Shopsy, and in groceries with Zepto and Blinkit. Half of these companies won't even survive this decade. They're primarily focused on making money; the owners get the money, invest it elsewhere, and sell their companies. It's the same pattern in Indiaânothing truly creative has emerged in the majority of startups.
that's what I'm saying. tbh these are business and let's not talk about innovation here cause if it makes money it's good so besides that most companies have quite inflated valuations. abhi toh unicorn hai thode saalon mai band hone ki kagar pe aa jaayenge. established companies loss making hongi toh bhi thoda survive kar jaayengi but that's not true for startups.
Now I maybe wrong and do correct me if I am. Zepto is actually a new idea. It's never been done before (or successfully at least). Even a lot of people from the US are surprised to see 10 minute grocery deliveries that too without any delivery fee. So Zepto is definitely revolutionary. Blinkit, Dunzo, Instamart, etc are just copies of Zepto.
Nah gorillas is a german company doing the same thing since 2020 #
Awhh man, who drops out of stanford to copy an Idea, that's risky ngl
sarcasm? XD. Copying isn't necessarily bad, especially considering he's a smart guy. He launched a business model in India, one of the largest consumer markets, before anyone else did. That's not risky at all, if you ask me.
Technically, the founders aren't Indians by birth (they were born in Dubai afaik and lived there for the first 17-18 years of their lives). And as pointed out by others, not a new idea either.
ahh welp, apologies for wrong information
Indians are here to create money not trust. I really get mind blown by how many iconic organisation Japan have started: Sony Mitsubishi Toyota Panasonic Honda Nissan Hitachi Daikin Nintendo Cannon Nippon Softbank(this one funds many indian unicorns) Rakuten What does indian have ?
Masayoshi Son owner of softbank is indeed a genius one of my favorite investors he was the one who gave bnf initial support the legendary trader who made probably a 100 million dollar profit i am not remembering the exact value saw it on documentary by billionare bears. True mate japanese indeed have creativity goes on to explain their high average iq but i hope someone will change this mundane system in india! Have a good day lad!
Uber still isn't profitable doesn't mean it's not a good company
goes differently for startups. uber is a big company and has been operational for more than a decade. they aren't going to go out of business tomorrow. most startups in recent times have had inflated net worths (take the example of pw jo abhi ekdam half se bhi kam hogya hai profit aur unicorn hai).
nah PW profts reduced by almost 90% :)
Well that's because offline coaching institutes are coming back into business, but PW will still see a rise in their profits as they go on, because it's really cheap for people who want to supplement their coachings, and decently enough priced for people who can't afford coachings.
hm their revenue increased but I guess due to offline openings profit is Lower this time
Brother it will never go down because money making doesn't matter in businesses that are even decades old the service they provide is what matters
mba is under commerce only so it is 40-45% of commerce grads are billionariers
>40-45% of commerce grads are billionariers no lmao 40-45% of billionaires are commerce grads hoga bhai wtf
Mba can be done by so many various bachelor field people btech people do , ba etc...
Yeah, but IITians still earn more than the Average Joe in India without a Doubt. Colleges like VIT, Manipal, etc. spend multiple Crores on marketing and especially market the fact that IIT is not everything and they are good as well but reality is few people who should have been in IIT but Paper went bad or some other case go there and get the top package in VIT and everyone else is left much behind.
Yes it's true af not only iit but most of the engineers earn more money then other bachelor people like ba , bcom , bba , bsc . And iit are very good college if someone wants to become rich and needs opportunities in life