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IIT Bombay gold medallist rejected a Rs 2.9 crore US job to care for his parents; years later, the same company came back with another offer

Every year, thousands of engineering students dream of studying at IIT, landing a high-paying job abroad and building a successful career overseas. For many, that's the ultimate definition of success.

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IIT Bombay gold medallist rejected a Rs 2.9 crore US job to care for his parents; years later, the same…

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IITian gold medallist had a job offer worth Rs 2.5 crore, yet he chose a grocery store

An IIT Bombay alumnus, Vivek Sharma, defied a lucrative US job offer to care for his ailing parents in India. He rejected a $240,000 annual package, opting instead for a local software role and later a grocery store to…

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sabato 4 luglio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
IITian gold medallist had a job offer worth Rs 2.5 crore, yet he chose a grocery store
An IIT Bombay alumnus, Vivek Sharma, defied a lucrative US job offer to care for his ailing parents in India. He rejected a $240,000 annual package, opting instead for a local…
domenica 5 luglio 2026·timesofindia.indiatimes.com
IIT Bombay gold medallist rejected a Rs 2.9 crore US job to care for his parents; years later, the same company came back with another offer

Every year, thousands of engineering students dream of studying at IIT, landing a high-paying job abroad and building a successful career overseas. For many, that's the ultimate…