01 — Beyond the Resume

The things
that make
me, me.

A resume tells you what I have done. This is a little more about what I enjoy, what I keep coming back to, and the experiences that have shaped how I see the world.

Curiosity, competition, creativity and community.
02 — Outside the Classroom

I don't think a career is built only in classrooms.

Some of my most meaningful lessons have come from places that had nothing to do with exams, assignments or job descriptions — from performing on stage, competing on a court, building ideas with a team, volunteering in my community, listening to music, and simply being curious about the world around me.

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Building

I enjoy taking an idea from something that exists only on paper and trying to figure out whether it could actually work.

That curiosity has taken me into entrepreneurship, business competitions and projects where the challenge was not simply to find an answer, but to build a case for why an idea should exist in the first place.

Project Prarambh

From an idea to an investment case.

Working as a co-founder and financial lead taught me how different an idea looks once you have to think about customers, costs, capital and returns at the same time.

Entrepreneurship Co-founder and financial lead for Project Prarambh.
Competitions Finalist at IIT Bombay's Action Plan and NIT Bhopal's E-Summit.
Exploring Ideas Interested in problems where business, finance and technology intersect.
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Moving

I have always liked activities where progress is visible only when you keep showing up.

Badminton taught me competition, while Kathak taught me something very different — patience, repetition and the discipline of doing the same thing again and again until it becomes part of you.

Two very different disciplines

Competition & consistency.

Being a district-level badminton player and completing a Senior Diploma in Kathak have both shaped how I think about practice: talent helps, but consistency compounds.

Badminton District-level player.
Kathak Senior Diploma.
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Giving Back

Community work has been one of the simplest ways for me to remember that not every problem needs a sophisticated solution. Sometimes the most useful thing you can do is simply show up.

During my community service work, I worked alongside volunteers to support more than 100 individuals, contributing time, resources and coordination to make the effort sustainable.

Community Service

Impact is often a team effort.

Working with volunteers taught me that meaningful outcomes rarely come from one person. Organisation, reliability and the willingness to do unglamorous work matter just as much.

Community Supported 100+ individuals.
Collaboration Worked alongside 10+ volunteers.
Contribution 500+ volunteer hours and donations contributed.
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Exploring

I am naturally curious, and that curiosity does not always stay within the boundaries of what I am studying.

I enjoy learning about things simply because they make me stop and think — whether that is understanding a new idea, listening to a song on repeat, discovering a museum I have never been to, or going down an unexpected rabbit hole about something I know very little about.

Curiosity beyond academics

There is always something new to discover.

My interests have taken me from English Olympiads and analytical competitions to music, museums and the arts. I like the variety. Different interests give me different ways of looking at the world — and I think that makes me better at understanding people, ideas and problems.

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Language

Participated in the International English Olympiad, reaching the national level.

02

Music

I love listening to songs and discovering new artists, sounds and playlists.

03

Museums

Always up for exploring museums, exhibitions and places that offer a different perspective.

04

Learning

Curious about ideas, disciplines and experiences outside my usual comfort zone.

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Arts

Kathak has given me an appreciation for performance, expression and creative discipline.

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Discovery

I enjoy finding interesting places, ideas and experiences that I can learn something from.

What ties it together

I like having more than one way to look at the world.

Data taught me to look for patterns. Finance taught me to think about decisions. Sport taught me about competition and consistency. Kathak taught me patience. Music, art and museums remind me that not everything interesting can be reduced to a spreadsheet.

The bigger picture

Work is one part of who I am. Curiosity is the bigger part.

And I think the best work happens when you bring both into the room.