The pull toward markets started in the final year of an aerospace engineering degree — and never let go.
What began as a fascination with financial markets in the last year of engineering at SRM turned into a conviction that wouldn't fade. The plan was postgraduate study at the University of Tokyo — until COVID rewrote everything, and the disruption only sharpened the pull toward markets.
After scoring well on CAT, a seat opened at one of India's most reputed B-schools for banking and financial services. It lasted a month. The curriculum didn't match the conviction — so the choice was made to leave and go deeper, on the founder's own terms, completing NISM's PGP in Research Analysis, Investment Advisory and PMS.
The decision, ultimately, was to build rather than collect credentials: to construct the institutional-grade financial intelligence infrastructure India's retail investors have never had — clear, honest, forensic, and in everyone's pocket.