The Surprising First Jobs & Education of Ambani, Ratan Tata, Sudha Murthy, & Other Leaders

India is rightly proud to be a country that produces CEOs, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, etc. These people started out small but climbed to the highest level of success with their hard work and knowledge of business.

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The Surprising First Jobs & Education of Ambani, Ratan Tata, Sudha Murthy, & Other Leaders

The road that successful people tread is not one that is paved and tidy. It is rather a path where thorns and hardship await. The typical personality of successful people is that they are ready to walk the extra mile come what may.

Today, India is rightly proud to be a country that produces CEOs, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, etc. These people started out small but climbed to the highest level of success with their hard work and knowledge of business for which their names are known worldwide.

7 Legendaries Of India: Education & First Jobs

The most successful Indians, who have secured their names as top officials and are successfully running million-dollar businesses around the world reached their epitome after a lot of trials and tribulations that carved their path for success. Have you ever been so curious to know about their educational qualifications and first jobs?

Yes? Read on to find out the educational qualifications & first jobs of these 7 famous Indians.

Name	Educational Qualification	First Job	Company/Business They Own
Dhirubhai Ambani	Studied till 10 standard	Worked at a petrol pump station	Reliance Industries Limited (RIL)
Ratan Tata	Bachelor's degree in architecture	Started his job shoveling limestones and looking after the blast furnace at Tata Steel	Tata Trusts- Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Power, etc.
Sudha Murty	Bachelor’s degree in electrical and electronics engineering	1st female engineer to be hired in India by Tata Engineering and TELCO	Chairperson of the Infosys Foundation
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw	Bachelor’s degree in brewing	Worked as a trainee at a brewer	Biocon Limited
Gautam Adani	Dropout of college during bachelor's degree in commerce	Worked as a diamond sorter	Adani Group
Indra Nooyi	Master's degree in business administration	Worked as a consultant	1st woman chairman & CEO to lead PepsiCo
Ardeshir Godrej	A law student who never became a professional lawyer	Worked at a pharmacy as an assistant to a chemist	Godrej Group

Conclusion: Being Famous Yet Remaining Humble

Being rich and famous yet remaining humble and altruistic is nothing short of a true human being. Society and nations need people of great achievers with a commitment to the cause of humanity.

The 7 mentioned personalities from India are globally acclaimed for their commitment to uplifting fellow beings in their respective fields. Their legacy continues to affect people positively to date.