New Delhi, India  —  Class of 2026

Started with economics.
Drawn, increasingly, to mathematics.

I came to economics through writing and research — drawn to the way it explains decisions, institutions, and the structure of societies. But the deeper I went, the more I found myself pulled toward the rigour of mathematics and the precision of quantitative thinking. I am now building, slowly and deliberately, toward the intersection of mathematics, economics, and data.

Quantitative Finance Economics Research Mathematical Reasoning Data & Policy Web Development
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Where I've worked

Jun 2025
1 month

Quantitative Analysis Intern

Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India

Focused on the data-driven side of national policy. Statistically tracked government scheme performance metrics, helping evaluate the real-world efficacy of large-scale public initiatives across India.

Feb 2024
Present

Economics Researcher

Edunomix Institute — Remote

Writing articles on the Indian economy and serving as a member of the Indian Chapter. Hosted a national-level economics essay competition with participants from over 19 states.

Sep 2023
Mar 2026

Core Member, Econocrats

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram

Participated in inter-school economics competitions, helped organise club events, and contributed to the editing and compilation of the annual economics magazine.

Honours & recognition

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National Startup Weekend — 1st Place

Master's Union • Nov 2023. First place in a national-level team startup competition.

Volatus Celestecon — 2nd Place

Aeross, DPS R.K. Puram • Nov 2024. National aerospace competition.

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Published in IIM Rohtak — Top 7/250

Finance article selected in Arbitrage journal. Ranked top 7 out of 250 submissions.

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Boston University — Selected Top 5/400

Nationally selected among top 5 out of 400 applicants for BU Summer School.

Published work

IIM Rohtak — Arbitrage Finance Journal — Top 7 / 250

The Role of Economics in Global Dynamics

An exploration of how economics shapes decisions and societies in a globally connected world. Examines five key mechanisms through which economic forces drive outcomes across policy, behaviour, and institutions.

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Edunomix Institute — Ongoing

Articles on the Indian Economy

Regular writing on macroeconomic trends, policy analysis, and structural shifts in the Indian economy, published through the Edunomix Institute's Indian Chapter.

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What I'm building

Active

This website

Building my personal portfolio from scratch, currently learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Ruby through The Odin Project curriculum — working toward being able to build full, functional web projects independently.

Active

Reckon

Developing an advanced screen time monitoring application rooted in behavioral microeconomics and neuroscience, leveraging habit formation mechanics to systematically optimize focus and eliminate digital friction. Prototype

Planned

Monte Carlo Simulation and its Applications

An exploration of Monte Carlo methods with a focus on their applications in finance and economics — including risk modelling, asset pricing, and stochastic forecasting. Aimed at building both theoretical understanding and a working implementation.

Planned

Black Swan Events — Research Paper

A research paper on black swan events and their economic consequences, being developed in collaboration with a professor at ISBF. Examining how extreme, low-probability events propagate through financial systems and what frameworks exist — or fail — to anticipate them.

What's on my desk

Leonardo da Vinci

Currently reading

Leonardo da Vinci

Walter Isaacson

Why I'm reading it: Da Vinci's obsessive curiosity across disciplines — art, anatomy, engineering, mathematics — feels like the original blueprint for thinking across fields. I want to understand what that kind of mind actually looked like up close.

Execution

Reading next

Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done

Larry Bossidy & Ram Charan

Changing World Order

On the list

The Changing World Order

Ray Dalio

Probability

On the list

Introduction to Probability

Dimitri P. Bertsekas & John N. Tsitsiklis

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