The success stories of these entrepreneurs is evidence enough that not having an educational degree doesn't always mean failure
Ritesh Agarwal, 30, youngest judge on Shark Tank 3, founded Oyo Rooms. He dropped out of college after studying from St John's School in Odisha
Nikhil Kamath, Zerodha co-founder, dropped out after 10th grade. As per Forbes, he started selling phones & worked at a call centre to make money
Azhar Iqubal, CEO of Inshorts and a Shark Tank India 3 judge, attended IIT Delhi but dropped out before getting his degree
Kunal Shah, CRED's founder, left his MBA studies at Narsee Monjee Institute in Mumbai after completing a Bachelor's at Wilson College, Mumbai
Rahul Yadav, co-founder of Housing.com, pursued his education at IIT Bombay but dropped out before completing his degree
Ankit Oberoi, co-founder of AdPushup, a revenue optimization startup founded in 2013, left Delhi's Maharaja Agrasen College during his first semester
Born in Rahimatpur, Maharashtra, Kailash Katkar is the chairman/CEO of Quick Heal Technologies. He dropped out after 10th grade for family reasons