2 min readJaipurUpdated: Oct 31, 2026 10:32 PM ISTYashasvi Rohilla, a second-year MBA student and a resident of Gurjar Ki Thadi area, had secured a campus placement in a company in September, according to university officials. (Representative Image/ File)A 23-year-old MBA student died by suicide on Saturday morning after allegedly jumping from the sixth floor of Poornima University in Jaipur. The circumstances surrounding the incident are being investigated by police.Yashasvi Rohilla, a second-year MBA student and a resident of Gurjar Ki Thadi area, had secured a campus placement in a company in September, according to university officials.Rakesh Gupta, dean of Student Welfare at Poornima University, told The Indian Express that Rohilla was a regular student who was consistent in her classes. Her third-semester mid-term examinations were underway when the incident took place.“When students were heading towards their classrooms on Saturday, Rohilla received a phone call. According to the CCTV footage, she spoke on the phone for around six minutes before climbing the stairs to the sixth floor and jumping,” Gupta said. Rohilla’s friends noticed her going upstairs and rushed to stop her, but she had jumped before they could intervene.According to Gupta, the university has handed over Rohilla’s cellphone and bag to police for further investigation.Rakesh Gautam, SHO of Shivdaspura police station, said police had recovered Rohilla’s cellphone, which was locked, and it would be sent to the cyber cell for examination. “The body has been taken to hospital and kept in the mortuary for postmortem. Rohilla’s family members have arrived. It is too early to share anything about the case,” Gautam said.Rohilla is survived by her mother; her father is dead.© The Indian Express Pvt LtdParul Kulshrestha is a Principal Correspondent for The Indian Express, based in Rajasthan. A lawyer ... Read More Tags:JaipurAdvertisementLoading Recommendations...Oct 31: Latest News01Physical intimacy cannot be branded as rape merely because relationship soured: Supreme Court02Scolded over chocolate, 12-year-old girl drowns toddler, covers water tank with slab035 historic prisons around the world where you can now check in04Goa cop calls teen to police station over cyber complaint, ‘sexually assaults’ her05UP SIR: Bulk Form 7s not filed as per rules, not acted upon by EROs, EC tells SCAdvertisementAdvertisement