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UP's Tanya Singh of NIT Jamshedpur receives record breaking package from Australian company

  •   Sun, Mar 24 2024 09:12:17 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Uttar Pradesh (MS)

Uttar Pradesh, Mar 24: In 2023, six students from the National Institute of Technology (NIT) were selected by Atlassian, an IT company based in Australia, offering a record pay package of Rs 83 lac per annum.

One of the six students selected was Tanya Singh. The others are Arpit Kumar, Shubham Kumar, Raghul Pandey, Apoorva Singh, and Adarsh Kashyap.

Tanya hails from Bijnor in the state of Uttar Pradesh and has been studious since childhood. She achieved 98.2% in her intermediate studies from Blue Birds International School.

Completing her BTech in computer science from NIT Jamshedpur in 2023 with a grade of 9.07/10, Tanya has been working with Atlassian's Bengaluru office as a software engineer since then.

In 2022, a Rs 83 lac package was offered to a student of NIT. However, in 2023, the same offer was extended to six students. Among them, Tanya Singh, Adarsh Kashyap, and Arpit Kumar studied computer science, while Apoorva Singh, Rahul Pandey, and Shubham Kumar pursued BTech in Electrical Engineering.

 

 

 
  

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  • Krishna Dasa, Udupi,.

    Mon, Mar 25 2024

    83 Lac Indian Rupees in Australian Dollars is not much money in Australia. After tax and living expenses will not be able to save much. Things are expensive overseas and you can't use Indian bargaining skills and pay less to anyone.

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  • ca girishkk, valencia/m'lore

    Mon, Mar 25 2024

    Thanks to Bharat's First ever post independence PM highly educated & visionary Bharat Ratna Shriman Late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehruji.., for his impetus to Education by establishing institutions empowered with Competitive curriculum.... (that being said on the side lines... it is hilarious to expect from chai class ideologists)

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    One shouldn't look of Pay package first. But your living costs too are high. Room ,medical costs livings cost are high. Have to travel from A to B. One has to experience this. First home and home appliances to buy. Sure she has a high pay scale but has to work for too long . Wish her all the best.

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  • rahulraj, kadri

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    83 LPA is not a big salary by Australian standards. And wonder how much variable component and stock option portion exist in this salary. Many IT guys including me earn 30 to 40 LPA in Indian Town Bangalore itself...but still majority us are not happy with that salary because 30% tax it goes. High rent for houses. Lack of job security in IT. Too much mental pressure.

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  • Lawrence, USA

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    Rs.83 lakhs pay in Australia is not a big deal for reputed college graduates. Besides,. India and Australia have different levels of purchasing power parity due to various factors such as economic development, income levels, cost of living, and currency exchange rates. Generally, Australia has a higher PPP than India, meaning that goods and services are more expensive in Australia compared to India when measured in a common currency. Australia, as a developed country with a high standard of living, generally has higher wages, better infrastructure, and higher prices for goods and services compared to India. On the other hand, India, as a developing country with a large population, generally has lower wages, lower prices, and a lower cost of living compared to Australia.. When you earn in dollars, you have to spend in dollars.

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  • NM Prabhu, KIREM/Dubai

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    It is an Australian based company ..but they are working at the Bangalore office .. I wish you had read the article well before commenting. Congratulations to the hard working intelligent youth ..Well Done !!!and may you inspire many more

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    So what? There are tribal children from the most remote places of backward states who get into the IITs, NITs etc and carve a niche for themselves; if you see their achievements under their given circumstances this is just nothing! Moreover; even though she is working in India, there would definitely be a clause in her employment agreement that she can be transferred at very short notice without reason assigned..... etc etc.

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  • Bobabto Charlie, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    If Modi is doing a great job for the country, why are all the brilliant minds leaving India?

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  • Shashikumar Shetty, Santhoor

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    Congratulations .. at this rate all the engineers of developed world shall be of Indian origin in decades to come . Good news for Indian parents as these high getters will be inspiration for their wards . In our times the best inspiration was working in Bank , gulf countries , hotels in Mumbai and last benchers were inspired by underworld . India is truly racing towards great future with our kids achieving the best .

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    Bro; do you think happiness comes with a big pay packet; your views would be highly appreciated🙏 JUST SEE IN THE QUEST FOR MORE AND MORE MONEY, HUMANITY HAS RUINED THE PLANT AND ANIMAL KINGDOM THEREBY CREATING A CLIMATIC DISASTER FOR HIMSELF TO THE POINT OF NO RETURN; WHERE'S THE WATER TO DRINK?? THIS IS JUST A VERY PERSONAL VIEW... THAT'S ALL

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  • Shashikumar Shetty, Santhoor

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    The reason for all the environment damage is 100% Population explosion . So, who is going to bell the cat .

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    Can you manufacture clean drinking water with your huge pay packet??

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    Formstly, she is Indian.👍🖐🇮🇳

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Sun, Mar 24 2024

    I wish Tanya Singh was from Mangalore ...

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