The ability of these graduates – readily available – to manage and analyse enormous amounts of voter data makes them a valuable resource for political consultancies. But that promise has been rescinded with campus recruitment drying up over the past few years and layoffs, especially at tech firms, surging. Neeraj is one of few who made it, and is now in the league of hundreds of graduates from India’s top engineering and business schools who have in recent years joined political campaigns, usually for short stints while they wait for lucrative corporate job offers.Īn engineering degree from an IIT, whose alumni include Google CEO Sundar Pichai and former Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal, or an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, the alma mater of PepsiCo’s ex-CEO Indra Nooyi, are markers of excellence and used to be a guarantee of a good job. Millions of students take these exams, including the JEE for admission to 23 IITs, but only 2-3 percent make it to the premier institutes. “All of us who go through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) are good at solving problems,” said Neeraj, who asked for his name to be changed as he is not authorised to speak to the media.Īdmission to most of India’s top government-funded engineering, law and management colleges is through all-India exams. And they were to do all this while staying under the radar.

Their job was to identify who was not voting for the BJP, separate them into demographic cohorts – age, gender, caste, tribe, religion – find a common concern, issue or fear and strategise how to exploit that in the BJP’s favour. He got the calculation right and joined a small team of graduates from India’s top universities who were dispatched to the eastern state of Tripura to conduct surveys, collect and analyse voter data for elections that were due in February last year. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help this 9 year old reach his goal.Keep reading list of 4 items list 1 of 4 The Take: What would a third Modi term mean for India? list 2 of 4 ‘Infiltrators’: Modi accused of anti-Muslim hate speech amid India election list 3 of 4 Indian Gulf workers: The unlikely voters parties are wooing for elections list 4 of 4 Modi wants to turn India’s election into a Hindu-Muslim war end of list Under his picture click pledge and it will walk you through the process. Please click the link below and it will direct you to his page. If you are able and willing to sponsor him and help him raise money for his school. Example: if you pledge $1.00 per lap after the event on Feb 15th, 2018 you will be charged $36.00 (1.00x36=36.00), if you pledge a flat rate to sponsor him you will be charged right away. Students are not allowed to exceed more than 36 laps. Now, there are some rules for the per lap pledge. You can sponsor him two different ways, either by making a flat rate donation or by pledging a dollar amount per lap. He has been out door to door everyday and has raised over $1000 for his school. If you can help him reach his goal, it would show him hard work pays off. His school is doing a Fun Run to help raise money for salaries of music and physical education, and the campus garden, as well as funds for the technology and science programs.

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