Engineering ideas into real-world impact.

Curiosity from an early age

As a child, I was fascinated by the way electrical appliances in our home worked. Whenever an appliance stopped functioning, I was often more curious than concerned. Before taking it to a technician, I would open it, examine its components, and try to understand how I could make it work again—even though I had no formal knowledge of the engineering principles involved.

I also enjoyed purchasing discarded electronic gadgets from local scrap dealers and attempting to restore them. These early experiments taught me to observe carefully, troubleshoot patiently, and learn through hands-on exploration.

Learning from experience

My uncle, who is an electrician in my village, further strengthened this curiosity. Whenever I visited my hometown, I would ask him questions about electrical equipment and how different devices worked. His practical experience gave me an early glimpse into the real-world side of electrical engineering and encouraged me to keep asking questions.

Inspired to become an engineer

My motivation to pursue engineering was also deeply influenced by my father, who is a mechanical engineer and has always been my role model. His dedication to engineering inspired me to pursue a technical career of my own.

After qualifying for JEE Advanced, I chose Electrical Engineering because it aligned naturally with the curiosity and interest I had developed since childhood.