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6.8 CGPA Graduate Lands Rs 32 Lakh Microsoft Role, Sparking Marks vs Skills Debate

A social media post highlighting the career paths of two engineering graduates has reignited debate about whether academic scores truly determine professional success. Aditya Jamwal, who graduated with a modest 6.8 CGPA, secured a software engineering position at Microsoft with a reported package of Rs 32 lakh. His journey drew widespread attention online as it contrasted sharply with the conventional emphasis on high grades in engineering education. Jamwal's success is being attributed to his practical skills, project work, and problem-solving ability rather than academic performance. The case has prompted broader discussion about what qualities the tech industry values most in hiring candidates.

Trump Showcases White House Renovations Including Granite Driveway and New Helipad

President Trump recently held a briefing to highlight ongoing renovation work at the White House. Key updates included the completion of a white granite driveway and technical details about the slope of a newly constructed helipad. Trump also pointed to improvements made to the building's exterior and surrounding landscaping. He further addressed the construction of a new ballroom, framing it as relevant to national security. The briefing appeared aimed at reassuring the public about the progress of upgrades to the historic residence.