Left studies midway and started business; 5 such billionaires who are owners of billions and trillions today

College Dropouts Billionaire: It is said that degrees are not required to achieve success, but hard work and dedication are very important. There are many people in the country and the world who choose the path of starting a business in the middle of their studies to achieve success. Today these people are at the peak of success. If we talk about the richest people in the country and the world, the names of both Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani are included. Today we tell you about some more such people who decided to leave their studies in the middle and start their own business. Some of them took their family business forward, while some started from zero and became billionaires today.

Mukesh Ambani

Mukesh Ambani is a well-known name in the country and the world. He left his MBA from Stanford University in 1980 and returned to India. According to the Economic Times, he joined his family's business. After this, Reliance Industries expanded into many different sectors. Today Reliance Industries is the largest company in the country. The market value of the company is more than Rs 20 lakh crore. According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, Mukesh Ambani has a net worth of $111 billion.

Azim Premji

Azim Premji is known for transforming Wipro from a cooking oil company to a giant in the IT sector. He dropped out of Stanford University at the age of 21. According to Times Now, after his father's death, Premji took charge of Western India Vegetable Products Limited (now Wipro) and achieved tremendous growth in it. According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, Azim Premji has a net worth of $29.0 billion.

Gautam Adani,

Owner of assets worth about $100 billion, is known for the huge business empire of the Adani Group. He left his B.Com studies at Gujarat University midway and decided to start his own business in Mumbai. He ventured into businesses in many sectors such as infrastructure, energy, and logistics. Today he is the second richest person in the country.

Mukesh Jagtiani

Landmark Group founder Mukesh Jagtiani left his economics studies in London to build a retail empire. Bloomberg reports how he has grown from an initial store in Bahrain to over 2,300 outlets globally. This growth has made Landmark Group a giant in the retail business.

Shahid Balwa

According to TOI, DB Realty co-founder Shahid Balwa entered the real estate sector after handling his family's hotel business in Mumbai. Together with Vinod Goenka, he transformed his entrepreneurial vision into a major player in the country's real estate sector.