Meet Lakshmi Narayan, hired for record breaking package, not from IIT, IIM, NIT, VIT, DU, Jamia, his salary is....
Hard work and dedication are the proven way to achieve success and Nidumolu Lakshmi Narayan Rao is an example of it. He has received an impressive placement offer of Rs 1.45 crore from American cloud security company Rubrik. 1.45 Crore Annual Package
Nidumolu Lakshmi Narayana Rao hails from Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam. He is a student of the Computer Science Engineering Department of Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Mesra, Ranchi. Nidumolu has brought laurels to the institute with this achievement. He maintained a consistent 9 CGPA throughout the course and impressed professors and companies with his performance. Internships Make Career Direction
Interestingly, Rao completed a six-month internship at Rubrik, where he earned a permanent role because of his exceptional performance, turning down an offer from Microsoft. After joining Rubrik, Nidumolu will start his professional journey in Bengaluru. Rubrik is an American multinational company specializing in cloud data security. A New Milestone In The History Of The Institute
BIT Mesra management congratulated Nidumolu for his achievement and said that he will become a source of inspiration for other students. This success has also strengthened the quality and training methods of the institute. According to the placement officer of BIT Mesra, this is the biggest package ever in the history of the institute. Earlier, the maximum package recorded was Rs 52 lakh per annum.
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