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According to Hindustan Times, Lokesh had also received a job offer from Salesforce, which is a US-based firm, but he declined the offer and decided to accept Amazon’s offer.

Before Sai Giri Nandini Udathu, the highest annual salary package which was offered to a student of IIT-BBS was around Rs 45 lakh.

Besides Pratham Prakash Gupta, some other students from IIIT have secured record-breaking packages at other tech companies.

IAS Success Story: In pursuit of his goal, Govind Jaiswal was unwaveringly committed and sincere. In Delhi, he tutored maths and sometimes went without eating to save money. Jaiswal, who went to a government school and a small college in Varanasi, obtained 48th place on his first try in the 2006 UPSC civil services exam.

IAS Success Story: In pursuit of his goal, Govind Jaiswal was unwaveringly committed and sincere. In Delhi, he tutored maths and sometimes went without eating to save money. Jaiswal, who went to a government school and a small college in Varanasi, obtained 48th place on his first try in the 2006 UPSC civil services exam.

Aditi Tiwari, a resident of Jamshedpur and an Electronics and Communication final year student, received the record-breaking package. As a front-end engineer, Facebook hired her.

According to reports, Abhishek was interviewed by experts from Germany and Ireland and he managed to impress his interviewers with his project on the blockchain.

Abhishek Kumar, a final-year computer science student at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Patna, was offered a record-breaking job at Amazon with a salary of INR 1.8 crore per year. Before being given the highly sought-after job at Amazon, Kumar had to pass three rounds of worldwide interviews after passing an Amazon-conducted coding test in December 2021.  

Rajasthan’s Avni Malhotra has succeeded in bagging the highest package of Rs 64.51 lakh per annum (LPA) at Microsoft and she will join Microsoft’s Bengaluru office in July.

The record-breaking package was bagged by Aditi Tiwari, a final year student of Electronics and Communication at NIT Patna.