My academic cap is littered with feathers from the multifarious competitions I have entered and am continuing to enter myself into as a young adult. This ranges from Mathematical, Economics and English competitions and competitive examinations such as IPM, in which I secured myself into the Mega Finals six years in a row, to INCA, where I carried my team to the second place all over the country, to both ASSET examinations where I secured the top percentile of around 99.9 in Mathematics three years in a row along with certificates of outstanding merit in other subjects, and top marks in secondary school examinations such as a 96.8% in my ICSE Boards. However, my cultural cap does not shy away from the spotlight, with more feathers such as Scrabble competitions, equestrian camps, IAYP, chess, literary events, cultural events planning, drama and acting competitions, inter-school and intra-school debates, and most importantly, the countless MUNs I participated in as a delegate, a reporter, a vice-chair etc.I also have a brilliant grasp on my cultural language of Gujarati, in addition to the pre-requisites of English and Hindi within my educational bubble, where I once again scored the top percentile in my ICSE Boards. I've accumulated a lot of other achievements here and there and have now streamlined into a more focused approach on educating myself in finance, data analysis, psychology, marketing and content creation. However, I believe the best takeaway I've received from these, besides the occasional shine on my CV, is my ability to work with people. I am one of the most extroverted people I know, and I pride myself in sticking to my values yet at the same time having successfully worked and collaborated with all kinds of people in the world, be it professional or social.