Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering
About This Program
My B.Tech journey in Computer Science started only after I slowly understood that technology is actually what excites me the most.
Before that, around 2018–2019, I was in a strong exploration phase trying to figure out what I am really interested in, and that phase changed a lot for me.
During that time, I worked on small freelance-style web projects and got my first-ever payments from building websites, which honestly felt huge to me at that stage.
I built projects like news websites, blog websites, a landing website for a loan company called chawlafinance.com, and even an e-commerce website called bhusa.com.
That was the time when I first learned C, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and slowly got pulled into deeper curiosity around programming, logic, and problem solving.
Once I entered PMEC, I did not just want to pass subjects — I wanted to understand how software actually works and how people build real systems.
My bachelor's gave me the foundation in data structures, algorithms, databases, operating systems, networks, and software engineering, but more importantly, it gave me the confidence that I can build and keep learning fast.
This is also the phase where I started taking projects, hackathons, startup-style thinking, and practical software building much more seriously.
Key Achievements
- Graduated with a strong academic record of 8.96/10.0.
- Built my first real websites and earned my first income from tech before and during the early stage of my engineering journey.
- Developed the base that later pushed me toward full-stack engineering, backend systems, cloud, and eventually AI.
- This was the period where I discovered that I genuinely enjoy building products, solving technical problems, and continuously learning by doing.