Missed MBBS after NEET, Rithuparna KS now earns Rs 72.3 LPA at Rolls-Royce at 20
After failing to secure a government MBBS seat through NEET, Karnataka's Rithuparna KS chose robotics over giving up on her ambitions. A student of Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, she built award-winning projects, collaborated on research with NITK Surathkal, and impressed Rolls-Royce during her internship. Her initial Rs 39.6 LPA offer was revised to Rs 72.3 LPA, proving that one examination does not determine a student's future or ultimate success.
After failing to secure a government MBBS seat through NEET, Karnataka's Rithuparna KS chose robotics over giving up on her ambitions. A student of Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, she built award-winning projects, collaborated on research with NITK Surathkal, and impressed Rolls-Royce during her internship. Her initial Rs 39.6 LPA offer was revised to Rs 72.3 LPA, proving that one examination does not determine a student's future or ultimate success.
