My Journey
It started with Python, just writing code and solving problems. The more I learned, the more it pointed toward data science, so I followed the thread. One thing led to another, i studied machine learning, deep learning, SQL, Power BI, and it grew from there into building real projects and published research.
Coming from an IT background, the focus has always been on solutions that are practical and deployable, not just accurate on paper.
View My ProjectsEducation & Experience
My academic & professional journey and learned courses
MSc in Data Science
Recently did my Master's degree with a focus on Machine Learning, Statistical Modeling, and Big Data Analytics. Coursework includes Advanced Machine Learning, Data Mining, Natural Language Processing, and Linear Algebra for Data Science.
Institute: SIES College of Commerce and Economics
Data Science Intern
Completed a data science internship, working through end-to-end ML projects each week — from regression and EDA to classification using real-world datasets.
- Movie rating prediction using regression techniques on IMDb India dataset
- Data cleaning & EDA on the Titanic dataset
- Decision Tree classifier on UCI Bank Marketing dataset
- Iris flower species classification using supervised learning
Company: SystemTron · CID: ST/INP/6329
View CertificateBSc in Information Technology
Completed my Bachelor's degree , focusing on Object Oriented Programming, DSA, Applied Mathematics, Database Systems, Software Engineering, and Web Development.
Institute: SIES College of Arts, Science and Commerce
Machine Learning Certification
Completed a comprehensive Machine Learning course covering supervised and unsupervised learning, model evaluation, and practical implementation.
Issued by: Internshala
View Certificate VerifyGoogle Cloud Badges
Completed multiple Google Cloud skill badges across infrastructure, networking, ML, and GenAI.
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Issued by: Google Cloud
Beyond the Code
Photography
When not working with data, you'll usually find me behind a camera. Photography and data science aren't that different, both are about finding patterns and telling a story.
Why This Site Exists
A place to document the work, share the projects, and put the learning out there just in case it's useful to someone.