About Me

Where It All Started

When I was in 6th grade, I participated in a movie-making competition at my school using Windows Movie Maker. Around the same time, I saw one of my seniors coding a ZigWheels-like website using HTML and CSS as part of a competition. I was fascinated.

My second encounter with building things through technology came a year later, when I started creating small apps using MIT App Inventor and Thunkable.

The Lockdown Years

Then came Class 8. The lockdown happened. Class 9 was also partially affected, and Class 10 went into board exam preparation. Classes 11 and 12 were, of course, consumed by JEE preparation.

Finally, in July 2025, I joined college.

For the first time in my life, after JEE Advanced, I was truly free to explore.

Discovering the World of Technology

I started searching for programming content on YouTube and was introduced to an overwhelming number of paths: DSA, web development, AI, jobs, startups, Web3, and much more.

In many ways, it felt like another rat race. The difference was that this time, I had entered by choice and curiosity.

I began with Java and learned some DSA. Later, while preparing for SIH, I picked up HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build projects and participate. From there, I explored AI with Python, watched Web3 content, and kept experimenting with different technologies.

By the end of my first semester, I had developed surface-level knowledge across multiple domains and, more importantly, understood what people actually build in each of them.

Choosing a Direction

That led me to a decision.

I chose to focus on Full-Stack Development.

Not because it was trendy, but because I saw it as the foundation for almost every area of software engineering. Here, you learn how to build software systems from scratch—not just websites or apps, but complete products.

Going All In

For the next six months, I went all in.

I learned the stack, built projects, and, most importantly, documented my journey publicly on X, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Along the way, I overcame my fear of being on camera and started sharing what I was learning with others.

Where I Am Today

And that brings us to today.

Right now, I am a Full-Stack Developer who spends most of his time building projects, solving DSA problems, and continuously improving as an engineer.

What's Next?

The goal is simple:

1. Land a Dream Internship

Not just another startup role, but an opportunity at a company that challenges me to grow and sets a new benchmark for what students from my college can achieve.

2. Build a Profitable Product

Alongside that, I want to build and scale a software product that creates real value and becomes a sustainable business.

Until Then...

Building.
Learning.
Shipping.
And enjoying the process.

Sayonara 👋