Understand
that success is
not an accident, but a planned
event.

As it mostly happens with teenagers, we are clueless about our career options. I was going through the same dilemma after 12th. Confused between mathematics and psychology, I kept things easy for myself and chose the one that cleared with the first cut-off. It was an honors degree in Mathematics.

The career options following this course were lucrative, however, over the years I realized that my real interest lied in psychology. Wanting no further regrets, I chose to give it a try. With a little bit of luck and a whole lot of hard work, I cleared my entrance and went on to pursue my majors in psychology.

Since then, there has been no looking back. I have been actively volunteering for NGOs and the slum community. I have held a variety of experiences in schools, underprivileged communities, and clinical settings. With a gained experience of almost four+ years, I felt equipped to run my private practice. Looking at the dearth of mental health practitioners in Meerut, I decided to follow my passion in my hometown.