I am a high-school student in India with a deep love for ideas — across mathematics, the sciences, economics, and the chessboard. I move between disciplines because each one sharpens the others.
I am presently a senior-school student following the CBSE curriculum, having scored 95% in Class X. My core subjects sit at the intersection of mathematics, physics, and economics — a combination I deliberately chose to keep doors open across engineering, finance, and the sciences.
Beyond the classroom, I serve as Sports Secretary at school, founded the Chess Club, and represent the school at inter-school athletics events. Each role has taught me something the syllabus could not: how to lead peers, how to keep composure under pressure, and how to recover from a loss the next morning.
Outside school I am a FIDE-rated chess player and a TED-Ed speaker, with an active interest in building small engineering projects — most recently a sensor cap to assist the visually impaired.
Problem-solving, Olympiad-style proofs, number theory.
Classical mechanics, optics, and the quiet beauty of laws.
Markets, behavioural economics, public policy.
Systems thinking, electronics, sensors, design.
Pattern-finding, statistics, applied machine learning.
Building communities, organising teams, public speaking.
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