I started my academic journey in 2004, from Shree Swami Vivekanand Vidhyalay, Vadodara.

After the completion of my SSC in 2016 with 81%, I took my Transfer Certificate (i.e., Leaving Certificate) from the school where I remained the sincerest (according to teachers) and the most regular student.

I took admission in Shreyas School, Manjalpur, Vadodara, to study "Science", which did not work out as per the expectations.

However, it was my fortune that I, somehow, completed the course with 68%.

After realizing that IT field is the only field I should jump into, for which I am passionate about; I took admission in MS University to pursue the degree of BCA.

In those 3 years, I learnt so many things, incredibly. They were the golden years of my academic life.

When we got to complete our 3rd year of BCA from home due to corona pandemic, I felt so happy to realize that the IT industries can never be stopped like any other traditional working area. We are only meant to upgrade ourselves very quickly.

In third year, I got to learn various javascript frameworks such as React JS, Vue JS and Node JS for both of my projects:

1. The Food Adda: Team size: 3 Technology Stack: MERN My Job: to work in front-end

2. Admission Portal: Team size: 3 Technology Stack: MEVN My Job: to manage whole front-end

I cleared my BCA with the CGPA of 9.27 which is equivalent to 92.7%

In CMAT 2021, I did not perform well; As a result, I failed to get seat in MCA, MS University.

I took admission in the Government and the Second-Closest College from my house; which is SP University, Vallabh Vidhyanagar.

Earlier, I was very upset by not getting admission into my favourite college, but then I met friends who got admission into MSU and they also were upset and was criticizing their college.

In other hand, I found that the administration of GDCST and SP University is, comparatively, much better. The environment was the different at whole level, teachers were supportive and most importantly I get to travel by the Indian Railways, which allowed me to explore so many things. (It made me realize how curious I am to explore the things)