I am a PhD Student (Psychology) at the University of Cambridge (Peterhouse). I graduated from the University of Cambridge (King's College) with an MPhil in Biological Science (Psychology). Previously, I read Economics and Psychology at Clark University, USA – graduating in the top 1% and being president of the Student Union. I have worked as a research assistant (Economics & Psychology) at Harvard, Yale, Cornell and as a management consultant and financial analyst for McKinsey, BCG, PwC and UBS.

My tutoring style consists of understanding what areas a student already grasps and using them to start a discussion about further topics. I have been a supervisor at Judge Business School (Cambridge) for two years and know how to encourage students to aim high and be passionate about topics. Further, I have been successful in helping students gain admission to university, as well as to highly competitive internship programmes. In the past, students at the University of Cambridge have nominated me for my work as a supervisor, and I hope to build a fruitful working relationship with you.

I'm a student at the University of Oxford studying Philosophy, Psychology and Linguistics. My hobbies include art, drama as well as hanging out with my friends.

During school, I won an essay competition with the title 'Who am I? Why does this matter?' in which I spoke about the problem of personal identity and its moral implications. Having gone through the university process myself, I would love to help others out who are in a similar boat! My creative and critical thinking, as well as my people skills, have helped many students in the past and I hope to help more.