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i never wanted to be an engineer but found myself doing mechanical engineering at mnrec, allahabad after my intermediate. i could not catch up with calculus and thermodynamics, but i learned one big thing -not to get scared by technology. and this has helped me all through my life. specially in trying out new things and thinking of new ideas with technology intervention.

by the time i got my engineering degree, i had decided that the hat that fits me is that of a graphic designer. 

to become a pro in this field, i decided to pursue my master in design (visual communication) from industrial design centre, iit, powai, mumbai. 

this helped me refine and learn new design skills but more importantly, it taught me how to pick up new ones. this may sound like a jargon, but my world view definitely widened by the time i finished this two year course.

and i think i should also talk about the school from where this journey really started. it was birla vidya mandir at nainital. girish sharmaji, our art teacher was the one who taught me the basics of thinking and speaking visually. from freud to picasso, he discussed it all and as a foundation of what i am doing, i must say that the foundation was pretty strong. thank you sir!

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