Divyanshi watched as friends disappeared from the classroom, pulled into early marriages. Education wasn’t considered a right for girls. It was seen as a risk, one that might make them question too much, resist too soon, and dream too far. But Divyanshi, with the support of her family, stood firm. She found her voice and the courage to dream beyond her small village. With the support of a U-GO scholarship, Divyanshi graduated university and is now employed as a Tech Support Engineer, demonstrating that change is possible.

Neha Shetty, determined to pursue computer science despite financial struggles, endured a three-hour daily walk home to afford her education. Now studying engineering with a focus on AI and cybersecurity, a U-GO scholarship saved her from dropping out, allowing her to continue her journey and inspiring her to one day support other young women in education.

Jahnavi A., a determined young woman from Andhra Pradesh, balanced entrepreneurship and academics to support her education. Now pursuing a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, she aspires to become a pilot in the Indian Air Force, driven by a deep commitment to service and national security.