An MBBS student who builds.
I explore the intersection of medicine, technology, research and entrepreneurship by actually building things.
What I'm doing right now.
I'm still early in the journey. That's intentional. I'm using this stage to learn medicine deeply, build aggressively, conduct research and understand how ideas become useful products.
Things I've built.
A selection of products, experiments and projects. The portfolio will grow as I keep building.
Umbilicus
A data-driven platform originally built
around NEET counselling and helping students
make better education decisions.
The project demonstrated the potential of
combining structured data, SEO and product
thinking to compete with established
information platforms.
Project Alpha
Placeholder for a future healthcare
technology project.
This card will eventually be replaced
by a real project and a detailed case study.
Research Lab
A collection of medical research projects, experiments and evidence-driven investigations.
More soonExperiments
Small technical experiments across web development, mobile development, automation, cybersecurity and systems.
More soonBuild first. Talk later.
I care about measurable outcomes. Wherever possible, ideas should become experiments, experiments should become products and products should generate evidence.
I don't want to
just learn things.
I want to understand them,
build with them,
and see what happens.
Things I'm thinking about.
A growing collection of research notes, essays, experiments and observations.
I'm an MBBS student interested in what happens when medical knowledge meets technology, research and entrepreneurship.
I like learning across disciplines — from software development and SEO to medical research, systems thinking and product development.
But the goal isn't to collect skills. The goal is to use them.
This website is a record of that process: things I build, questions I investigate, experiments I run and lessons I learn.
Let's build something.
If you're working on an interesting problem in healthcare, technology, research or entrepreneurship, I'd love to hear about it.