Work Projects

List of prominent works that I am part of and which makes actual difference.

Every project here carries the fingerprints of three organisations that believed in me — Infosys, Ernst & Young, and The Indian Public School — each one adding a layer that the next built upon, and together giving me the runway that made all of this possible.

Learning and Research Projects

Personal Portfolio Website
A build-to-learn effort that grew into a fully deployed personal portfolio website on GitHub Pages — showcasing professional experience, skills, certifications, and achievements sourced from a LinkedIn profile export. The site is dark-themed, mobile-responsive, and features smooth scroll animations built entirely with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Deployed via a one-command Windows .bat script with no frameworks, no build tools, and zero hosting cost.
HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript GitHub Pages
2025 – Present
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Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science Question Bank (0478)
A topic-wise question bank built entirely from official Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science past papers, covering both papers in full across all 10 syllabus topics. Every question is extracted from real question papers and mark schemes, classified by syllabus learning outcome, and tagged by difficulty band — no authored content, only verified past-paper material. Complete at 53 papers and nearly 4,000 marks, with companion knowledge organisers and a command-word exam-technique guide layered in from published examiner reports. Shared with Computer Science teachers across TIPS campuses via SharePoint as a live revision resource.
Cambridge IGCSE 0478 Past Paper Analysis Knowledge Organisers Examiner Reports SharePoint
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
Cambridge AS & A Level Computer Science Question Bank (9618)
A topic-wise question bank built the same way as its IGCSE counterpart, extracting and classifying questions from official 9618 past papers by syllabus learning objective and AS/A Level difficulty band. Now expanded well beyond the original bank with dedicated knowledge organisers, an examiner-report-informed command-word guide, topic worksheets, and a full set of authored practice papers built to match the Cambridge exam-series blueprint. Currently mid-build, with recent exam series still being processed and Paper 4 (practical, Python) still to come. Built for the same purpose — giving Computer Science teachers a reliable, syllabus-anchored revision resource.
Cambridge AS & A Level 9618 Past Paper Analysis Authored Practice Papers Topic Worksheets Python
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
English Practice Paper & Worksheet Library (Lower Secondary, IGCSE ESL & AS Level General Paper)
A cross-level library of original English practice materials built to give students authentic, exam-style rehearsal beyond what past papers alone can offer. Covers Cambridge Lower Secondary Stage 8 English (a complete 22-paper fiction and non-fiction series), IGCSE English as a Second Language, and AS Level English General Paper Section A and B comprehension papers. Every passage is original to avoid copyright issues while mirroring the exact question taxonomy, mark allocation, and levels-of-response grids of the real Cambridge papers. Each paper ships as a full question paper plus a detailed mark scheme, with shorter mini-worksheets built for targeted, single-skill practice. Built to give TIPS English teachers a constantly refreshable bank of exam-realistic material.
Cambridge Lower Secondary IGCSE ESL AS Level General Paper Original Passages Mark Schemes
2026 – Present
Sample available on request

More work projects under this category are to be added soon.

Career Guidance Projects

University & Course Admissions Advisory Series
A growing library of fact-checked advisory documents guiding TIPS students through competitive university and entrance-exam pathways — ESAT, design programmes (NATA/UCEED/NID), Materials Science abroad, Biotechnology in India, and Mathematics syllabus comparisons (SAT vs IPMAT vs Cambridge A Level). Every claim is verified against official university and board portals, never aggregators, with numbered endnotes and a full source list. Each document ships as branded Word, PDF, and an accompanying Excel exam/deadline matrix. Built to give students and parents a single reliable reference instead of scattered forum advice.
University Admissions Entrance Exams Verified Sourcing Word PDF Excel
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
ISP University Virtual Tour Series
A 12-part advisory series profiling the world’s top universities — covering academics, admissions, and student life for institutions across the QS Global Top 10, including MIT, Caltech, Yale, and Princeton. Each guide follows a consistent branded house style and is built to walk students through what a virtual campus visit can’t always convey. An additional addendum covers NUS and NTU admissions specifically. Used as a standing reference for Future Pathway counselling sessions across all four TIPS campuses.
University Profiles QS Global Top 10 Future Pathway Counselling Branded House Style
2026 – Present
Sample available on request

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Teacher Professional Development Projects

Multilingualism Teacher Training Workshop
A 75-slide professional development workshop designed to help teachers support multilingual learners, built incrementally from ISP module notes into a full session on Learning Design theory, the CLIL framework, and classroom scaffolding strategies. Includes a real classroom case study, four hands-on activities, a practical teaching-strategy toolkit, and a companion handout for follow-up reflection. Structured as a 3.5-hour in-person session or two 90-minute twilight sessions. Delivered to TIPS teaching staff as part of ongoing pedagogical development.
CLIL Framework Learning Design Scaffolding Strategies Workshop Facilitation
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
Safeguarding Teacher Training Presentation
A professional development presentation on student safeguarding, built to meet ISP compliance requirements for all TIPS teaching staff. Developed section by section from official safeguarding source material into a structured, teacher-facing session. Designed to build practical awareness of safeguarding responsibilities and reporting procedures in the classroom. Delivered as part of the standing TIPS PD calendar.
Safeguarding ISP Compliance Teacher Training Reporting Procedures
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
CBSE to Cambridge Teacher Induction Programme
An interactive 2-hour induction session for teachers transitioning from the CBSE board to the Cambridge curriculum, covering the shift from rote learning to application-based pedagogy, assessment and command words, and curriculum planning. Delivered online to a mixed group of Lower Secondary and IGCSE/A Level teachers using live polling and comparison-challenge activities rather than passive slides. Built from original blog research plus official Cambridge guidance. Now being expanded into a detailed 31-module induction series for deeper onboarding.
Cambridge Curriculum Command Words Curriculum Planning Live Polling Online Delivery
2026 – Present
Sample available on request
Cambridge Exams Officer Training Modules
A complete three-module training suite built to onboard new Cambridge Exams Officers, developed from the Cambridge Handbook 2026 and shaped by a 20-question scoping survey to reflect real TIPS operating conditions. Covers the full exam administration cycle — entries and fees, coursework moderation, secure storage and despatch, exam day procedures, malpractice, results, and appeals — through 24 realistic scenario exercises and a 70-question self-assessment quiz. Built first to train the Trichy campus’s new Exams Officer ahead of the November 2026 series, then adapted into a generic, centre-agnostic version suitable for external schools. A free 12-slide taster deck was also produced alongside a commercial listing, exploring the suite as a standalone resource beyond TIPS.
Cambridge Handbook 2026 Exam Administration Scenario-Based Learning Self-Assessment Quiz Centre-Agnostic Edition
2026 – Present
Sample available on request

More work projects under this category are to be added soon.

Single User – Standalone System Applications

Dhuruv 4.0
A locally-hosted, single-user personal management system with seven integrated modules — Contacts (with OCR business card scanning), Calendar, Finance, Goals, Tasks, Notes & Journal, and a unified Dashboard. It runs entirely offline with no external API dependencies, keeping all personal data secure on the local machine. Built to replace fragmented tools with one private, customised, all-in-one workspace.
React TypeScript Node.js SQLite Tesseract.js Tailwind CSS
2025 – Present
Demo available on request
Markdown Viewer — Mark
A desktop Markdown viewer and exporter built as a standalone Windows application, capable of rendering Markdown as styled HTML or displaying raw text — switchable with a single keyboard shortcut. It supports full-featured search, print, PDF and DOCX export, dark/light theme switching, a recent files history, and a system-wide CLI launcher (Mark.exe) for opening files from anywhere on the command line. Built with PyQt6 and packaged as a native Windows executable, it eliminates the need for a browser or any online tool to read and share Markdown files.
Python PyQt6 markdown2 Pygments python-docx PyInstaller
2025 – Present
Demo available on request

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Role Specific Standalone Applications

Invoice Tracker
Developed to address the multi-currency invoice settlement demands of the Cambridge Exam Coordinator role, this local-first, PIN-protected application tracks invoices from international vendors and automates currency-to-INR conversions using live exchange rates. It runs entirely offline with all data stored in a local SQLite database, supporting CSV bulk import and visual financial reports with charts. Built to bring accuracy and control to the cross-border financial workflows that are a routine part of coordinating Cambridge International examinations.
React TypeScript Node.js SQLite Tailwind CSS Chart.js
2025 – Present
Demo available on request
Cambridge Syllabus Management Toolkit
A two-script Python toolkit built for Cambridge programme coordination. Script 1 automates the bulk downloading of all Cambridge IGCSE and AS & A Level syllabuses (155+ subjects) from the Cambridge International website, organising them into a clean folder structure by qualification level and subject code. Script 2 reads the first page of each downloaded syllabus PDF, extracts exam series availability (March / June / November) and administrative zone data, and generates a neatly formatted Excel report with colour-coded YES/NO values and separate sheets for IGCSE and AS & A Level. Together they eliminate hours of manual work in Cambridge curriculum coordination.
Python BeautifulSoup4 requests pdfplumber openpyxl PDF Automation Cambridge Education
2026 – Present
Demo available on request

More work projects under this category are to be added soon.