Journey · 2019—2027

Learning by studying, building, and asking better questions.

I started with programming and web development, then moved into computer science research and machine learning.

Currently pursuing M.Tech CSE
Dehradun, India
National qualificationUGC NET

Assistant Professor · Computer Science

94.6Percentile · December 2025
Academic timeline

Newest to earliest

01
In progress

M.Tech CSE

Graphic Era Deemed to be University, Dehradun

9.16SGPA

Postgraduate coursework and research in computer science, distributed systems, machine learning, and research methods.

  • Advanced algorithms and distributed computing: consensus protocols, load balancing, fault tolerance patterns.
  • Machine-learning research: comparing models, training methods, and practical limitations.
  • Research methodology: academic writing, literature review, experiment design, and publication standards.
02
Completed

MCA (Master of Computer Applications)

Graphic Era Deemed to be University, Dehradun

8.09CGPA

Studied frontend and backend development, databases, algorithms, and software design while building several working applications.

  • Core programming: Java, Python, JavaScript; databases: SQL, NoSQL design patterns.
  • Web development: full-stack applications with REST APIs, authentication, and responsive UX.
  • Systems thinking: algorithms, data structures, system design, performance optimization.
03
Completed

BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications)

Invertis University, Bareilly

75.16Percentage

Learned programming, web development, databases, and the basics of software engineering.

  • Programming fundamentals: C, C++, Java, Python, and web technologies.
  • Database design: relational databases, SQL, and data modeling practices.
  • Web development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and full-stack application development.
What I'm studying now

Turning what I learn into careful, practical research.

I'm currently studying machine learning and computer vision, with a growing interest in physics, scientific computing, and space.

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