In 2025, the Wonder Women Program celebrated a proud milestone — the graduation of five fellows who successfully completed their degrees, each proving that education is not just a certificate but a pathway to independence, confidence, and meaningful careers.
Pavithra, Jyothi, Roopa, Kavya and Sowmya—who successfully completed their higher education, each overcoming personal challenges with determination and resilience. Their journeys stand as a testament to the power of education in opening doors to brighter futures and meaningful opportunities.
Pavithra graduated with a B.A. degree through distance learning from Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) in February 2025. Education has empowered her to secure a role as Ground Staff at the airport, and she is now pursuing a Master’s in Human Resources at KSOU, marking the next step in her career journey.
Roopa graduated with a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Electronics from Kristu Jayanti College on 15th July 2025. Her degree has opened pathways into creative fields, and she has already enrolled in a Professional Diploma in Visual Communication Design and UI/UX, shaping her future as a skilled designer.
Jyothi successfully completed her B.Com degree with first-class grades from Government Arts College. Her achievement has given her the confidence to balance academics and work, as she is employed at Amazon’s packaging department while continuing to grow personally and professionally.
Kavya S completed her B.Com degree through distance learning from Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) in February 2025. With her degree, she has secured employment as a Data Entry Operator and has already earned a promotion, reflecting her potential for career growth. These graduations mark a milestone not just in academic achievement but in transforming lives —demonstrating how education builds confidence, independence, and the foundation for long-term success.
Sowmya just graduated with a BVoc in Hotel Management from St. Norberts College. The course integrated both study and work, and she currently works at ITC Gardenia in different shifts. She also plans to start her own business selling microgreens and has already thought of a name for it — SoGreen, and is undertaking swimming lessons.