Clubs and Leadership activities

My involvement in these programs and positions reflects my passion for innovation, problem-solving, and collaboration. They have allowed me to develop leadership qualities while exploring advanced concepts in engineering, AI, and mathematics

Leading & Learning

1. Co-Chair Math Club 25/26

Contribution

As co-chair, I was responsible for the members of this club and had to ensure that they learned the concepts being taught. I also had to research fun ways to engage the younger members and spent time planning the class in a way that would engage them.

Experience, what I learned

The role of co-chair was tricky. So far, not everyone is participating or engaging with their teammates. The club has members from 6th to 12th grade, so I have to pick topics that younger participants can understand while engaging the older members. As of right now, I think I have found that balance by starting with something and then expanding to a more complex topic. The experience so far has improved my abilities as a leader and a teacher.

2.International Award for Young People (IAYP)

Contribution

I choose cooking, table tennis, and working in my friend’s NGO
It also involved an adventure journey, which taught us wilderness skills, such as how to use a compass and cook food.
As part of the journey, we had to trek up Nelji hills in Coorg, an 8-hour round-trip. Surprisingly, I managed to keep my pace throughout the whole thing, and though I started last, I was the first student to reach the peak

Experience, what I learned

This journey was calming and pleasant. Seeing the different terrain going up the hill was fascinating, and eating snacks with friends over a scenic view was amazing. The whole thing really boosted my connection to nature, and I’m tempted to do another one of these treks again

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3. Student Leader

Contribution

As a proactive student in my grade, I was selected to meet and interview Dr J. Radhakrishnan, who is the Chairman and Managing Director of TANGEDCO, the primary state-owned power utility for Tamil Nadu, India, responsible for electricity generation and distribution. We talked about his fascinating career path—from veterinary science all the way to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), where he really emphasized how important it is to have leadership on the ground, work well with a team, and stay committed to public service

Experience, what I learned

What stuck with me most were the amazing stories and hard-earned lessons he shared from leading during huge crises, like the 2004 Tsunami and the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Hearing about his experiences was incredibly inspiring and gave me a lot to think about


4. La Fenêtre

An academic fair that represents what we learned in school. I was part of the math division, and our team was focused on the math behind the sport of cricket

Contribution

As a key presenter, I designed and presented the physics behind the ballistics of a cricket ball from when it is hit by the batter, explaining the math behind finding the maximum height and the distance the ball travelled. Additionally, I created an interactive model on demos, which I used to show how the trajectory changes based on the speed and angle of the ball’s path, and, in particular, what the requirements of hitting a six are. I also helped younger presenters understand the concepts they were presenting better, for a more fluid presentation

Experience, what I learned

I learned a lot about how to break down complex topics, such as how to resolve vectors, in a way a general audience could understand. I learned a lot about how to present my ideas as a speaker in general, and how to keep up my stamina and the audience’s engagement during a presentation. It was tricky, since the whole thing was at least 2 hours long, but I enjoyed the experience. Explaining concepts like addition, subtraction and multiplication to younger presenters (1st, 2nd and 3rd graders) in my group was also very gratifying

5. Literary Secretary (Elected Twice) 2025 – Present

Contribution

Launched the school’s inaugural Yearbook, leading a 15-student editorial team across 6 sub-groups to complete the first digital draft. Ensured project sustainability by expanding the editorial team to include lower grades in the second year. Coached the Assistant Secretary on creative proposals and served on the organizing committee for the National Book Trust Fair, delivering the inaugural speech. Interviewed the Director of TANGEDCO, gaining actionable leadership takeaways on managing crises

Organized book fair in school for National Book Trust

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6. SAT Schoolhouse World Math Tutor

2026-Present

Contribution

  • Verified Schoolhouse SAT Tutor (Top 5% Worldwide)
  • Impact: Tutored 90 students from 23 countries across 2 bootcamps and 3 specialized courses (38 sessions, 59 hours total).
  • Feedback: Earned 134 positive ratings and 62 “Super Helpful” reviews.
  • Initiative: Designed 9 custom tests and 30+ presentations, sharing personal SAT prep strategies, exam mindset tips, and distraction-free testing advice.

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HOBBIES

Mathematics & Visualisation

Desmos graphing calculator (expert), pattern-generating code

Games & Design

Pixel art, indie game development, Minecraft (redstone & build design), Lego, 3D cardboard mini golf models with different difficulty levels and monopoly game with a twist.

Story Board & Video Making

Stop Motion videos, Comic Strip, and Graphics design

Sports & Misc

Chess (non-tournament), Table Tennis, Rubik’s Cube (sub-2-minute solve), Guitar (school band). Theater Club- Received Helen O’Grady (acted in School Plays and competitions). Good at improvs – Ad Zap/ Channel Surfing/ Debates/Extempore. Culinary Skills: loves to bake cakes, pizza, cookies and brownies and also makes icecreams.