Shradha Khapra didn’t just break barriers, she shattered them. Growing up in Nathurpur, Haryana, with limited resources, she dreamed of creating a better future. Excelling in her academics, Shradha took a leap into Computer Engineering, even though she initially had little knowledge about the field. After securing a high-paying internship and a full-time job at Microsoft, Shradha could have settled comfortably. But her true passion lay elsewhere – she wanted to teach, inspire, and empower Indian

Meet Shradha Khapra — the small-town girl from Haryana who chose...

Born in a small village in Haryana, Shradha Khapra became the first engineer from her hometown. With no good schools nearby, she moved to Delhi for better education. 💡A topper throughout, she scored 10 CGPA in 10th and 94.4% in 12th, later graduating in Computer Engineering from NSIT with an 8.8 CGPA. 🎓Her journey led her to intern at Microsoft as a Software Engineer, followed by a stint at DRDO as a Research Trainee. In July 2021, she landed a ₹43 lakh job at Microsoft Hyderabad—but her true

Shradha Khapra was born and brought up in a small village of Haryana and she is 22 years old in 2022 and she was the first engineer of her Village. Later she moved to delhi for her basic education as there was no good school.She did her schooling from “ Jain bharati Mrigavati Vidhalaya “ in 2006 -17. She scored 10 CGPA in 10th 94.4% in Class 12th. She did her Graduation from Netaji Subhas Institute Of technology ( NSIT) in Computer engineering from 2017–21,and scored 8.8 grade in Engineering.She

In this heartfelt interview, Shradha Mishra shares her inspiring journey from a young learner to a rising star in the music industry. From her early days learning music with the support of her parents to her incredible experience on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, Shraddha opens up about the challenges, triumphs, and the strong foundation her family provided in shaping her career. She speaks about the immense role her parents played in her growth, even pushing her to practice when she was reluctant, and how the

What do you think needs to change with colleges in India? Today's guest; Shradha Khapra, Co-Founder at Apna College, Ex- Microsoft. She left a high paying job at Microsoft because she always believed in doing something of her own that would inspire millions of people out there. In this enlightening conversation we spoke about : -Lessons from Chanakya Neeti -Reality of engineering colleges -Gaps in education industry -Work culture at Google and Microsoft -Relationship with Aman Dhattarwal To unde