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https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/laxman-narasimhan-and-other-indian-origin-ceos-leading-companies-across-the-world-3309092
https://www.news18.com/news/business/as-starbucks-appoints-laxman-as-ceo-heres-a-list-of-indian-ceos-of-leading-multinational-companies-5873911.html
But all these people seem to be grads of IITs and occasionally other engineering colleges. Why are NLU grads missing out? Even in India they are not becoming CEOs. Why is this?
One argument can be made that all these guys went to the US after their BTech and did an MBA. But there must be at least 30 NLU grads who did an MBA from abroad or from IIM/ISB in India.Why are none of them big CEOs today? How come not a single CEO who graduated from NLSIU, which is considered to be the Harvard of the East?