I love being a teacher. That is the simplest way to say it.
I am an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Bennett University, where I teach programming and AI to B.Tech students. Outside the classroom I make content that helps students learn, prepare for placements, and figure out their path in tech.
I am also a mom to a toddler, which means I explain things patiently for a living — twice.
What my students and I work on together at Bennett.
The foundation course: how to think like a programmer and build real things in Python, starting from zero.
How to work with AI properly: writing effective prompts, evaluating outputs, and using AI tools like a professional, not a casual user.
Free material I have made for students. Download it, use it, share it. New guides get added regularly.
An 18-page roadmap for learning data structures and algorithms for placements, from basics to advanced topics.
Download the roadmapA 17-page guide to choosing your B.Tech CSE specialization: what each one means, and how to decide.
Download the guideAll the PDFs and guides I share on Instagram will be collected here, so you can always find them in one place.
Being addedI am building a team of research interns to work with me on real research problems.
How we can mark and trace AI-generated images and media, so ownership and origin can be verified. Built on my PhD work in visual cryptography.
How AI agents plan and carry out multi-step tasks, and how to build and evaluate them responsibly.
If you are a student who is curious, consistent, and ready to learn by doing, email me with the subject line "Research Intern" and tell me why you want in.
Email me your applicationI do not just teach AI, I build with it. Some agents I have created, with code on my GitHub.
Reads resumes and shortlists candidates against a job description. Built with Streamlit and the Anthropic API.
View the codeWatches arXiv for new papers in my research areas and sends me a summary, so I never miss important work.
View the codeRuns practice interviews for students and gives feedback on their answers, so they walk into the real one prepared.
View the codeI post daily about AI, computer science, careers, and life as a professor.