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Class I to IV: 619 No. Rangachara LP School, Baksa, Assam (2001-2006)
My educational journey began at this school, most likely in 2001. There was only one teacher who taught four classes. The medium of instruction was Bodo, and I learned the basics of A, B, C in class III. When the teacher taught class IV students, we, the class III students, used to climb trees, go to buy sweets with 1 Rupee in our pockets, write assignments while sitting under the trees, read textbooks in a circle under the trees, and play with friends. Those were the most beautiful moments of my life. The connectivity between the village and the town was very poor, and there was no electricity until 2015.
Class V to X: U N Academy Barpeta Road, Assam (2006-2012)
I enrolled at U.N. Academy, a private Bodo-medium school in Barpeta Road, starting from Class V. This marked a major turning point in my life, as I moved away from my village to a nearby town and experienced hostel life for the first time at a young age. Adjusting to a new environment, living independently, and managing daily routines on my own taught me discipline, resilience, and adaptability early in life. Although the school had limited infrastructure and resources compared to urban institutions, the commitment of the teachers and the quality of education were truly commendable. The medium of instruction being Bodo helped me maintain a strong connection with my native language and culture, while I continued to develop academically. I studied at this institution from 2006 to 2012, completing my education up to Class X.
Class 11 &12: Dronacharya Academy Barpeta Road, Assam (2012-2014)
I studied class 11 & 12 (science) at this college from 2012 to 2014, where the medium of instruction was English. Coming from a different language background, initially, it was quite challenging to adapt to the new mode of learning, especially in technical subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Despite the initial language barrier, I gradually acclimated to the environment through consistent effort, self-study, and the support of dedicated teachers. This period played a crucial role in strengthening my academic foundation and building the confidence needed to pursue higher education in engineering.
B.Tech: CIT Kokrajhar, Assam (2014-2018)
I pursued my Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Instrumentation Engineering at the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar (CITK), from 2014 to 2018. CITK is a premier public technical institute established in 2006 under the aegis of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, with the aim of empowering the people of the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) and the Northeast through quality technical education. Being a part of this esteemed institution played a pivotal role in shaping both my academic and personal growth. The curriculum offered a strong foundation in core engineering principles, along with specialized knowledge in instrumentation systems, sensors, control systems, and signal processing.
M.Tech: IIT Ropar, Punjab (2019-2021)
After qualifying the GATE examination, I secured admission to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Ropar, where I pursued my Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Biomedical Engineering. This marked a significant milestone in my academic journey, as it was my first time living away from home, having moved from Assam to Punjab to continue my higher education. During this period, I was exposed to advanced concepts in biomedical instrumentation, medical imaging, and rehabilitation engineering, which deepened my interest in medical device development and healthcare innovation.
Ph.D (PMRF): IIT Ropar, Punjab (2021-2025)
After completing my M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering at IIT Ropar, I joined the PhD program at the same institute to continue my research. In my second year, I was selected for the prestigious Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship (PMRF). During the course of my PhD, I co-founded a healthcare startup, Neontram Pvt. Ltd., along with my friend and supervisor. The startup is funded by BIRAC (Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council) under the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. I successfully completed my PhD in 2025. Throughout my doctoral journey, I focused on developing intelligent wearable systems for neurorehabilitation and assistive healthcare.
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