My journey didn't start with a master plan. I started by breaking things, fixing them, and asking 'why' a lot.
I grew up as a quiet, observant kid. I spoke less and noticed more — learning by watching patterns, listening carefully, and understanding things before reacting to them. Curiosity was always there, even when I couldn't clearly name what I wanted to do with.
As I moved through school, that uncertainty became more real. Unsure about my exact path, I chose pre-medical, hoping clarity would come with time. Instead, it taught me something important: while medicine interested me, I was more drawn to the problem-solving, logic, and technology.
Behind that realization slowly pulled me toward the AI side of medical sciences — where data, algorithms, and technology meet real human impact. Understanding that connection helped things finally make sense.
The academic road wasn't smooth. Getting the required scores to enter Punjab University came with pressure and doubt, and there were moments when I wasn't sure I'd make it. But persistence mattered more than certainty, and eventually that effort paid off.
Now, as a first-semester student at Punjab University, I'm building my foundation in programming, digital logic, and web development — skills that align with my long-term interest in applying AI to healthcare. I'm early in the journey, learning patiently, improving steadily, and trusting the process. I don't have everything figured out yet — but I've found the direction that fits me, and that's enough to keep moving forward.
I am still writing my story, but I now have the clarity and tools to make every chapter count.