B.Tech IT student at M. Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur.
Third - year B.Tech Information Technology student at M. Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur. Currently interning at SkynetBee Artificial Intelligence (1 month).
Interested in web & app development, PC building, AWS. I built CampusConnect, and I've got plenty more ideas I'm excited to bring to life.
Ever since I was a child, I dreamed of becoming a doctor — of stethoscopes and steady hands, of turning care into a calling. Every school I attended, every late night of studying, was chosen to carry me one step closer to that white coat.
The path wasn't gentle. Academic pressure mounted, health faltered under the weight of ambition, and the finish line kept moving further away. Still, I kept walking — because giving up was never part of the plan.
I scored 76% in my 12th boards — a result I once would have called a setback. When family circumstances meant NEET was no longer the road ahead, something in me quietly broke. The dream I had carried for years slipped through my fingers.
Then, unexpectedly, I found myself enrolled in B.Tech Information Technology — a world of code and logic I never planned for. It felt like being pushed into a vast, dark ocean without knowing how to swim. Every error felt like a wave pulling me under.
For two years, I struggled, failed, and tried again. Late nights debugging, projects that broke a hundred times before they worked once — slowly, without noticing exactly when, I learned how to swim. Then I learned how to sail.
Somewhere between the failures and the small wins, something shifted. The ocean I once feared became the place I wanted to be. I found a genuine passion for technology — for building things that solve real problems.
The dream changed shape, but the drive never did. Today, I build, I learn, I grow — one project, one line of code at a time. My journey has only just begun, and I'm sailing forward with everything I have.
I am always open to internship opportunities, collaborations, and interesting projects. Whether you want to build something together or just have a conversation about tech — reach out.