Graduating from the Indian Institute Of Technology is a dream for each who wants to succeed as a techie. Studying in IIT has always given the hope to learn, explore and develop my career in different technical fields. History has pointed on the success of IITian graduate but some real life success stories mentions about the droppers and those who did not clear the entrance. They were not able to complete their courses due to many reasons. IIT droppers from India are famous and successful altogether. 

Some of the popular and successful Business of IIT Droppers India

The IITians who have proven that success targets to intentions, strong wills and determination. It cannot be denied that the learners of this institute are intellectual and ambitious. This stands as a reason to point at the droppers who has made their lives an inspiration. 

Venkataraman Ramakrishnan

The Nobel Prize Laureate who won for his work in 2009. His excellent contribution on atomic structure of the ribosome. Venkataraman Ramakrishnan was not successful to clear IIT but he did not give up his hope to study to achieve his goal. 

Later he also appeared for entrance in Christian Medical College in Vellore. He failed in the entrance and later pursued his graduation in Physic at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Despite of being unsuccessful to clear his entrances after 12th. His determination encouraged to achieve the reward of Laureate. 

His study on 30 S subunit , with structure resolution of 5.5 angstrom was published in 1999. Over years of studies and contribution on the mechanism of the ribosome his laboratory in 2007 the atomic structure of the entire ribosome in complex stage with its tRNA and mRNA ligands. Venkataraman’s is also popular for histone and chromatin structure. 

Mukesh Ambani, one of the IIT droppers

Reliance is one of the leading business of India. When there is the name of the company Mukesh Ambani is the renowned not only in the country but all over the world. He had cleared IIT entrance exam, Mumbai but later he dropped and studied chemical engineering in ICT. 

He is one of the richest men in the world ranking 11th and, is one of the IIT droppers but now rules as the leading business. 

Pullela Gopichand

Sports has been an integral part of India, but when it comes to the matter of any profession or career. It is hardly believed that anyone can give up studying IIT to pursue sports as a career. Pullela Gopichand was not able to clear the entrance of IIT maybe he was most inclined towards playing badminton. 

Now he is one of the leading badminton players of India. He won the Padma Shri, Rajiv Gandhi and Arjuna.

They have proved that failing in IIT or not being able to clear the examination is not the end of a career. There is a life and career that can help you to achieve goals and become a success. They can excel in their job or business in the country. 

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Mukesh Ambani has everything that a businessman can ask for in this world.

He is filthy rich and he has the power to own the country as and when he wants. In fact, he owns it in some way or the other as half of the country’s decision makers are on his payroll. No, we are not making any accusations, because it is somehow the truth.

What makes Mukesh Ambani so good at his business are his skills of being powerful, and owning people whenever he wants.

Though he has been doing some great things for the country and has earned us a lot of pride, he is as corrupt as many other people in this world.

I am sure many of you don’t have an idea about it. But this Quora user has and he explained it in a brief way how Mukesh Ambani is such a corrupt man. This person went anonymous about Mukesh Ambani on Quora to answer the question – How corrupt is Mukesh Ambani  and the answer will leave you speechless.

“I knew one senior officer who was in CBI team and was investigating the role of Mukesh Ambani in PannaMukta oil field scam. He saw Mukesh Ambani getting bashed during investigation in custody. Later he was unceremoniously removed by Pramod Mahajan who was that time star minister of BJP. To protect that the investigation remains scuttled, Mahajan brought one officer from his native to head CBI Mumbai wing. The CBI was investigating the use of bribes in getting the contract.

In 1993 bids were invited for Mukta and Panna Oil fields. The negotiations with bidders were held between June and December, 1993. During this period Capt. Satish Sharma, who was the Petroleum Minister, received an amount of Rs.4 crores from Reliance Industries, according to the statement made by Sh. B.N. Safaya, Private Secretary to the Minister, to CBI in Jharkhand MuktiMorcha Bribery case. In February, 1994, the Government approved the award of this contract to the aforesaid private Joint Venture alongwith ONGC. Reproducing a report on the issue.

“The privatisation spree that India has gone in for in the last few years, has had dual objectives. One is the objective of global capital operating through institutions such as the World Bank, IMF etc., for opening up the Indian economy to MNCs. The other is the desire of Indian monopoly houses to participate in this loot of the Indian public sector in connivance with venal political sections. It is not surprising that money, allegedly paid by Reliance to the then Petroleum Minister figures prominently in the buying of MPs during the no-confidence motion against the Rao Government. The issue here is that the sums involved in such transactions are truly staggering. The Mukta-Panna oil fields are worth at least $4-6 billion in terms of known deposits of oil and gas. The actual deposits are likely to be much higher. And if this was not enough, we are now paying higher than international prices for oil from fields discovered by us. For gas, the amount that was paid last year is even twice the value that Enron was able to charge in Jamaica from its own oil fields. Thus, the privatisation of just two oil fields can give enormous “benefits” to those taking decisions. The argument that private capital reduces the role of what the economists call “rent”, read corruption, is completely spurious as it conveniently forgets that the privatising such state assets can yield a much larger rent then could be realised by developing them.

It is worthwhile to make a detailed analysis of the Mukta-Panna oil fields and how the process of privatisation is currently taking place. The Government of India forced ONGC to take a loan of 450 million dollars in 1991 with certain conditions attached. This, though ONGC had known reserves which it had discovered and could have easily raised an equivalent loan in the world financial market. However, those were the years that the Finance Ministry was forcing the public sector to take loans from the World Bank and thus make easier its task of privatising the Indian economy. The condition that the World Bank attached was that ONGC and Oil India would have to have joint ventures with private and foreign capital. The 450 million dollars were the few bucks — the bang was not far behind Mukta-Panna, Tapti and Ravva oil fields worth billions of dollars were handed over to private and foreign capital, virtually without any payment.

Following the World Bank loan in 1991, tenders were floated in 1992 August, for 12 medium sized and 31 small sized oil fields. This included the Mukta-Panna oil fields which had already been developed by ONGC and was producing oil. This, though the Ministry of Petroleum had earlier clarified that the oil fields that were already developed would not be hawked to the private sector. It must be noted that the major cost in the oil industry is in finding oil and not developing it. Oil exploration is uncertain business and needs huge amount of capital as most test drilling does not produce a strike. The global oil majors have never shown any interest in oil exploration in the country: they have enough reserves in their oil fields in other countries for them not to invest money in exploring India. ONGC thus was formed in 60’s, at that time with Rumanian and Russian help to develop Indian capabilities and find oil so as to conserve scarce foreign exchange. Whenever India has tried to involve major oil companies, their interest has been only in those areas that ONGC has already explored and struck oil. Thus Bombay High and in oil fields such as Mukta-Panna, where there are known reserves and therefore no risk is involved are areas they have shown repeated interest.

The bids received and the evaluation done for Mukta-Panna as pointed out by CAG, was full of holes. Thus, the Enron-Reliance bid was “received” three months after the last date which was unilaterally extended by the Ministry of Petroleum on the day that the bid was being received. No evaluation criteria was laid down in the tender: exactly the same as in the Telecom tender for privatisation floated by Sukh Ram. The scenario is by now familiar: first decide to hand over developed and prime public assets, then vitiate the tendering process and last evaluate using a completely flexible “criteria” based on who you want to favour.

That favour was shown to the Enron-Reliance combine is clear. The corroborative evidence is now available from the Jharkhand MuktiMorcha bribery case. It has now been recorded as evidence that Rs. 4 crore was paid by Reliance industries to Satish Sharma, the then Petroleum Minister, which was subsequently used to bribe MPs. Of course, given the size of the contract, this was only the tip of the iceberg: the actual amounts must have been much bigger.”

Well, the case might have been hidden very well by the great business mind, it tells us how money is the only powerful thing in our country.

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Looks are a gift of nature and a result of your parental genetics! You simply can’t help how you look! Period!

Now that you have established this fact, let’s see what you can do to still live a rocking life, making even the most handsome and beautiful people around you feel jealous of you!

Just follow these 6 tricks that give you Killer Looks and rockstar personality!

1) Winning Personality

Looks can’t be changed, but what lies inside can be changed, anytime, anywhere! Be a person that everyone wants to be with. Spread positivity and a magnetic charm with your confidence and style that floors even the best looking people!

2) Be Funny

It is very easy to sulk and cry and be sad. What is not easy is to be smile, be happy, be funny and make everyone around laugh. That requires special talent and if you can nurture that personality trait, trust me, guys and girls might even pay to listen to you! Being funny is a special gift that you work on and then no one will care about how you look!

3) Be Easy

You must have heard stories about drop-dead gorgeous people having a lot of attitude, not being people-friendly or not even being approachable. Now you, act opposite! Be easy and be relatable and be approachable to anyone and everyone. Even if you’re successful, ensure that you stay grounded. People might be in awe of good looking people, but they love those who are easy to be with.

4) Dressing Sense

Your flat nose or receding hairline may give you the jitters, but if you take just a bit of extra care in how you dress up, what kind of colours and prints and shades you wear, life will become massively easy. Being prim and proper with a great dressing sense can make you the life of any party or office conference. Looks are enhanced with clothing and you can make this your mantra!

5) Physical Attributes

If you’re fat, lose it! If your body language is dull, enhance it! In simple words, work on your physical attributes that you can control rather than cribbing about what’s not in your control.  Work on your posture, sitting position, a smile on the face and such little things will go a long way in making a favourable impression on people meeting you.

6) Be Successful

Good looking people might get things easily, but then it may or may not last and most of them will anyways not get credit for it. Simply because of the perception that good-lookers get in on a plate! You, on the other hand, don’t have to impress anyone with your looks, so better focus all your energies on work and be successful. Trust me when I say that success speaks louder than looks! Look around, Mukesh Ambani, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and none of the likes are Greek God material! Got the point, huh?

The idea is guys to stop worrying about looks and focus on life, which is much bigger than the shallow concepts of looks and physical attributes.

Dive deeper and come out as a winner!

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