Youngest IITian: Bihar Farmer's 13-Year-Old History Maker
In the fiercely competitive realm of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), where students' aspirations reach new heights and their dreams are put to the ultimate challenge, a young prodigy has emerged as a shining example of unparalleled success.
Originating from a family of farmers in Bihar, Satyam Kumar embarked on an extraordinary journey that began at the remarkably tender age of 12. Aspirants are recognized for their commitment to spending a significant amount of time studying, putting in tremendous effort, and making multiple attempts to pass the Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE). When Satyam studied in Kota, Rajasthan, and the intense battleground for JEE preparations, he was just like everyone else. Satyam achieved success by cracking the Joint Entrance Examination at the age of 13.
At the young age of 12, in the year 2012, he made his first appearance in the IIT-JEE and achieved an impressive All India Rank (AIR) of 8,137. Driven by an unwavering determination for success, Satyam made the decision to accept the challenge once more.
In 2010, Sahal Kaushik of Delhi set a record that was broken by Satyam, who achieved the same feat at the age of 14. Satyam not only mastered the secret to success but also did so with exceptional flair.
Sahal Kaushik of Delhi set the record in 2010 at the age of 14, which Satyam has now broken. Satyam not only had mastered the secret to success, but he had done it with an exceptional flair.
After excelling in the IIT-JEE exam, Satyam completed a dual degree in Electrical Engineering (BTech-MTech) from IIT Kanpur in 2018. Even though he had achieved early success, he remained undeterred and decided to enrol at the University of Texas in Austin to pursue a PhD at the age of 24. Satyam Kumar has achieved significant academic success and is currently working as a Machine Learning Intern at the tech giant Apple, as stated on his LinkedIn page.