I completed my Bachelor of Science in Physics from St. Aloysius College, Edathua (Under
Mahatma Gandhi University) with a CCPA of 7.63 in March 2018. After that, I earned my
Master of Science in Physics from Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology,
Chennai, in May 2020, secured a CGPA of 8.25. My academic journey began with a strong
foundation in Science during my Higher Secondary Education at Government Girls Higher
Secondary School, Cherthala, where I achieved 80% in March 2015. I completed my
Secondary School Education at St. Antony’s High School, Cherthala, in March 2013. I am an enthusiastic person post graduated in Physics and I have worked as a Physics teacher at an institute before. My job comprised adeptly teaching applied level Physics for the NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test) aspirants, showcasing exceptional skills in creating comprehensive lesson plans, evaluating students’ performances, and meticulously grading tests, classwork,
and homework assignments. This experience has honed my ability to convey
complex scientific concepts effectively and has strengthened my passion for scientific
exploration. I always make sure to exhibit unwavering dedication to my students demonstrating a deep commitment to their academic growth and fostering a positive learning environment. Professionalism, excellent communication, strong interpersonal skills, and
effective time management characterize my teaching approach. Moreover, I have home tutored young pupils, particularly the subjects such as Science, Mathematics, and English.
I am eager to further my education in Nanoscience and nanotechnology, as I believe that
these fields hold immense potential for innovation and development. The Master’s
program at the University of Siegen will provide me with the advanced knowledge and
research exposure I need to make significant contributions to this field. I am particularly
interested in the interdisciplinary approach of the program, which aligns with my passion
for exploring and understanding the physical sciences.