Patna Girl Sampreeti Yadav Made Her Parents Proud By Bagging Rs 1.10 Crore Package Job At Google

Students from various backgrounds getting high paying jobs truly makes us proud. Now, there is another engineering student from Bihar who has bagged a job at Google with an annual salary package of Rs 1.10 crore.

This girl named Sampreeti Yadav hails from the city of Patna, Bihar and will be joining Google on February 14, 2022.

She hails from Patna¡¯s Nehru Nagar. Her father Ramashankar Yadav is a financial institution officer while her mother Shashi Prabha is an Assistant Director with the Planning and Development division.

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Sampreeti has always been a bright student and has been bringing home the highest honours in academics. She completed her matriculation from Notre Dame Academy in 2014 with a 10 CGPA. She then cracked JEE-Mains in 2016 after passing the 12th examination from International School, Delhi.

Last year in May 2021, she completed her B.Tech in Computer Science from Delhi Technological University. After completion, she was offered jobs by four top-notch companies including Adobe and Flipkart. Out of this, she chose to work at Microsoft and started working there with an annual package of Rs 44 lakhs.

Meanwhile, she acquired a suggestion from Google. After clearing 9 rounds of interviews, Google chose her and provided an annual package deal of Rs 1.10 crore. ¡°Google conducted interviews in 9 rounds at different levels online. The company was satisfied with my answer in each round, following which I got selected¡±, Sampreeti told Hindi Newspaper Dainik Bhaskar.

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After being asked how she got in touch with Google, Sampreeti said that in addition to college placements, she kept trying on her own. She had sent her resume to Google. The company liked her resume and called her for an interview.

After being asked what she would do with so much money, Sampreeti mentioned that her job is based out of London so the cost of living would be high. However, she will continue fulfilling her parents' wishes.

In the end, Samreeti believes in continuous hard work towards one's goal. She mentions that if one keeps working hard then one shouldn't be worried about achieving their goal because they will.

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Wonderful to see how determined the current generation is towards achieving their goals.

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