$10 Milion property by selling Tea on steert

After repeatedly failing the exam, the young man started a tea stall. He has not only succeeded in this, he has become a millionaire.

Thousands of students take the CAT exam every year to get admission in India's top business schools. This fight for a good job and a good salary. Praful Billore of Madhya Pradesh, India took part in the test. For three years in a row, he was stuck in a thick book. Kat tried hard to pass. Every time failure knocks on his door. Photo: Collected

With a broken heart he finally started selling tea on the street. Became a popular tea seller in India 'MBA Chawla'. Not only did he get a chance at the best business school, but he also became one of the best businessmen. There is a failure behind Praful's becoming Chawla. Failure taught me to look at life differently. Today, he came with a speech to the students of the world's leading business schools. He took the lesson of becoming a real businessman. Photo: Collected

Praful should mortgage his life with Kat for 3 years till 2014! He has been preparing for Kat day and night. But he failed 3 times. Photo: Collected

Extremely broken. Lost the value of life. Decided to give himself some leisure time. He took money from his father and started traveling in different cities of India. But how long or how to spend! The desire to do MBA was erased by that time but I did not have the courage to tell it at home. Photo: Collected

Eventually he came to Ahmedabad and decided to start something of his own. He first started his career with an interview at a McDonald's outlet. He used to sweep the outlet all day long. Sometimes he also took orders from buyers and served food.
That's how it went. There was also earning. But there was no peace of mind. There was no remorse for life. The idea of ​​selling tea came to his mind out of a desire to do something on his own. He also collected Rs 6,000 from his father for admission in an MBA college in Ahmedabad. With that money he bought kettles, cups, trays and all the raw materials for making tea and started selling tea on the streets from the next day.
Didn't get any buyers on the first day. The next day he gave the shop on the street again. This time he started going to the buyer himself. He went to the customer and took the order and delivered the tea to them. People started liking Chawala who spoke English. On the first day 5 buyers, the next day 20 people, the next day 100 people in this way the sales gradually increase. Within two weeks his business flourished so much that he became the envy of nearby tea vendors..
His shop was forcibly handed over. He could not shop for the next few weeks. At that time the customers started looking for him. Many started communicating with him on Facebook and Instagram. He took another kettle of tea and set up shop in another place in Ahmedabad. This time he gave a shop inside a hospital in Ahmedabad. He used to pay a rent of one thousand rupees per month. Praful not only sold tea, but also came up with new ideas to connect with customers.

In the meanwhile, he lied to his father and asked for Rs 50,000 to increase his business. The father knew that his son had been admitted to an MBA college in Ahmedabad. So that his father would not be hindered in his business, he was admitted to a college in Ahmedabad. But after a few days of class, he did not set foot in college. He named his shop 'MBA Chawla'. The full meaning of MBA is Mr. Billore Ahmedabad. His surname is Billore. The word ‘Mr.’ was added before the tea shop and title in Ahmedabad. This time MBA was made with the first letter of each word.

Many did not understand the real meaning. Chawla is also MBA again! MBA sells tea! He used to laugh about all these things. It did not affect the business though. He has a 300 sq ft shop in Ahmedabad. It now has 20 employees. Although not admitted to the best business school, Praful is a millionaire today. Business turnover in 2019-2020 was 3 crore. He is often called to IIM or Harvard Business School to give lectures to students. His story boosts the morale of the students.