The IIT-JEE topper left IIT Bombay just after 2 years to move to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Scroll down to read more.
We have all heard the stories about how IIT Graduates from the prestigious institutions are placed in some of the biggest multinational companies of the world worth billions of dollars. Moreover, IIT grads are known for their out-of-the-box thinking that helps them secure whopping salary packages.
In order to secure a seat in an IIT, a student has to go through several stages of competition that also includes the difficult entrance exam.
IIT-JEE Topper Satvat Jagwani
Even after spending lakhs on preparation, only a few of the total candidates are able to get admissions into the institution of their choice, but here today, we have a story of a genius student who secured a seat at IIT Bombay by getting AIR 1 in the IIT-JEE exam but decided to leave after 2 years. IT-JEE topper Satvat Jagwani’s decision to leave IIT Bombay left many baffled but it is worth noting the reason he left IIT Bombay.
Satvat Jagwani, who is a resident of Satna in Madhya Pradesh, studied at Nalanda Public Senior Secondary School. Right from the very beginning, Jagwani was interested in Mathematics and Physics and scored inspiration marks in his career. Jagwani chose Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as his subjects in Class 12 and among his hobbies, he loved to solve Sudoku, read books and solve Maths problems.
Coming to the reason why he left IIT Bombay, the IIT-JEE topper left IIT Bombay just after 2 years to move to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Satvat Jagwani’s journey in US
As per Satvat Jagwani’s LinkedIn profile, Jagwani completed his graduation in computer science and engineering from MIT in 2020 and also completed his master’s from the same institute. As of nowm, Jagwani is working as a Software Development Engineer at a US based software company Cadence Design Systems which was founded by an IIT graduate in 2021.
After securing AIR 1 in IIT-JEE, Jagwani created a Quora profile and a YouTube channel where he answered questions of many IIT aspirants and taught programming but did not share much about his decision to move to MIT.