ADMISSION YATRA

Meet Ani – The Dreamer Who Builds

Ani is a first-year engineering student with a backpack full of curiosity and a heart full of ambition. Coming from a small town, stepping into the gates of the College of Engineering is more than just the start of an academic journey—it's the beginning of a lifelong dream.

From a young age, Ani loved solving problems—fixing broken toys, building simple machines from scraps, and asking "why" more often than most. Now, he's ready to take that passion global.

In the classroom, he’s fascinated by how things work. Outside of it, he dreams of creating things that matter—technology that improves lives, bridges that connect communities, and innovations that help the planet.

Ani represents millions of students around the world: bold, hopeful, and ready to engineer a better future—not just for himself, but for everyone.

Because the future isn’t just built in labs or lecture halls. It starts with people like Ani—eager minds willing to learn, lead, and lift others along the way.

Meet Mata – The Heart Behind the Stethoscope

Mata is a first-year medical student with a quiet confidence and a powerful purpose. From the very first time she helped care for a sick relative, she knew her calling wasn’t just to study medicine—it was to serve humanity.

Now, at the start of her MBBS journey, Mata walks into her medical college not just with textbooks, but with empathy, resilience, and an unshakable drive to make a difference.

Whether it’s late-night anatomy revisions or early morning rounds, Mata reminds us that medicine is not just science—it’s a promise. A promise to listen, to heal, to stand by those who need hope the most.

Like aspiring doctors around the world, she’s driven by a single, universal truth: healing begins with understanding. And with every lesson she learns, Mata steps closer to becoming the doctor every patient deserves.

Because the future of healthcare is human—and it begins with students like Mata.

Ani– Building Beyond the Books

Now in his second year of engineering, Ani is no longer just finding his way—he’s beginning to shape it. The curiosity that brought him to college has deepened into a drive to apply what he's learning to solve real-world problems.

Between lectures and labs, Anit has discovered a passion for innovation—whether it's building smarter systems, collaborating on team projects, or diving into coding challenges and model-building competitions.

But what sets Ani apart isn’t just his technical skill—it's his mindset. He’s learning that engineering isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about asking the right questions and being willing to iterate until something works.

As he looks ahead, Ani is beginning to dream beyond his classroom—about internships, research, and contributing to global solutions in sustainability, AI, or infrastructure. For him, every formula solved and every circuit built is a step closer to building a future that works better for everyone.

Because real engineering starts when learning meets purpose—and Ani is just getting started.

Ani – From Learner to Leader

Now in his third year of engineering, Ani stands at a turning point—not just learning from the world, but starting to shape it. The classroom has become a launchpad, and "Admission Yatra" is no longer just a book—it’s a reminder of how far he’s come.

He’s exploring internships, working on live projects, and even mentoring juniors who are just beginning the journey he once started. Whether he's designing systems, debugging code, or presenting his ideas, Ani now carries a new kind of confidence—built on real effort, late nights, and small wins that matter.

His tattoo isn’t just art—it’s a mark of fire, passion, and identity. His smartwatch keeps him on track, but it’s his vision that keeps him moving forward.

Ani’s no longer asking, “What should I become?” He’s asking, “What impact can I create?”

Because the third year isn’t just about engineering—it’s about engineering yourself. And Ani is doing exactly that.

Mata – Deepening Her Calling

Now in her second year of MBBS, Mata is no longer just studying medicine — she’s living it. The textbooks have gotten heavier, but so has her understanding of what it truly means to be a doctor.

With subjects like pathology and pharmacology now on her desk, Mata is starting to connect the dots between the theory she’s memorized and the lives it will one day impact. Long nights are now filled with case studies, clinical correlations, and a growing sense of responsibility.

But even as the workload increases, so does her passion. Between labs, seminars, and hospital visits, Mata’s empathy continues to grow stronger — grounded in science, but powered by humanity.

She’s begun volunteering at health camps and shadowing senior doctors, listening more than she speaks, learning not just how to treat disease, but how to care for people.

Mata is starting to see the patient behind the prescription, the story behind the symptom. And with every lesson, she’s becoming the kind of doctor the world truly needs.

Because real medicine begins when knowledge meets compassion — and Mata is right where she’s meant to be.

"When Paths Cross and Dreams Align"

In their third year, Mata and Ani finally met — two individuals from different paths, brought together by the same campus, the same drive to make a difference.

Mata, now immersed in clinical rotations, was learning to diagnose not just diseases but emotions. Ani, knee-deep in engineering projects, was solving problems one line of code or one blueprint at a time.

A chance encounter at the library turned into late-night study sessions, then shared coffee breaks, and eventually, unspoken encouragement in each other's eyes. What began as casual conversation about subjects and stress turned into a bond powered by mutual respect and curiosity.

They didn’t have everything in common — medicine and engineering were different worlds — but they shared something deeper: purpose.

Whether it was helping organize a college health-tech fest or collaborating on a campus initiative, they started to dream bigger — together.

Their story wasn’t about romance just yet. It was about friendship. About knowing that someone had your back, no matter how tough the semester got. About growing — side by side.

Because sometimes, the best kind of connection isn’t just about love — it’s about evolving together, through ambition, kindness, and late-night laughter.