The only woman candidate who has achieved a top score of 100 percentile in CAT 2024 is Apoorva Rajadhyaksha. By achieving this, she has attained monumental success at the age of 21.
According to reports published in the Indian Express, Apoorva Rajadhyaksha was born and raised in Mumbai. Her father and mother are professors of medicine at a government medical college. She has been a bright student from the beginning and received a strong foundation in mathematics. In 2020, she represented India at the European Mathematical Olympiad.
In addition to this, another significant achievement in her career is her selection for engineering. She appeared for the JEE Advanced in 2021 and secured a rank of 681. She subsequently enrolled in electrical engineering at IIT Bombay, which is considered one of the most prestigious engineering colleges in the country.
Despite her technical background, she wanted to study finance and took additional courses and projects in the field. She admitted that these helped her decide to pursue an MBA.
Apoorva began her preparations for CAT 2024 examination in July and she had only four months to go for the examination.
She told The Indian Express, “I created a strict schedule and managed to squeeze in three hours of preparation daily. These three hours included watching online lectures, solving practice papers, and revising key concepts.”
According to reports published in the Indian Express, Apoorva Rajadhyaksha was born and raised in Mumbai. Her father and mother are professors of medicine at a government medical college. She has been a bright student from the beginning and received a strong foundation in mathematics. In 2020, she represented India at the European Mathematical Olympiad.
In addition to this, another significant achievement in her career is her selection for engineering. She appeared for the JEE Advanced in 2021 and secured a rank of 681. She subsequently enrolled in electrical engineering at IIT Bombay, which is considered one of the most prestigious engineering colleges in the country.
Despite her technical background, she wanted to study finance and took additional courses and projects in the field. She admitted that these helped her decide to pursue an MBA.
Apoorva began her preparations for CAT 2024 examination in July and she had only four months to go for the examination.
She told The Indian Express, “I created a strict schedule and managed to squeeze in three hours of preparation daily. These three hours included watching online lectures, solving practice papers, and revising key concepts.”