I’m interested in understanding how the world works, from the mathematical principles underlying complex systems to the economic models shaping human decisions. My studies give me different ways to approach problems, question assumptions and connect theoretical ideas with real-world applications.
I study Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics and Economics. Each gives me a different way to approach problems, question assumptions and connect theoretical ideas with real-world applications.
I received the Azeem Scholar Award for sustained academic excellence between April 2021 and April 2025.
I explored scientific innovation alongside students from around the world, examining how interdisciplinary thinking can turn ideas into meaningful solutions. I was also selected as one of 10 speakers for the YYGS Speaker Series.
Following my British Mathematical Olympiad results, I was selected for a mathematics camp of approximately 35 high-school students.
I was selected for the BMO camp at Pembroke College, which brings together approximately 30 high-school students.
I was selected for the BMO Asia Camp in Beijing, China, continuing my engagement with advanced mathematics and olympiad-level problem-solving.