Sanjana joined us with interests in human biology and technology. However, without any internships in medicine and no practical exposure, her parents were worried whether she had any real chance at top universities. Mrs Ladia worked with Sanjana to build an alternate academic profile in biology & medicine, building off research & tech social impact to create a truly impressive resume.

Shrishti's target was to get accepted at a top university for english literature. Her profile, however, was disjoint with a number of activities spread across poetry, dance and art. Mrs Ladia found a niche for her in post-colonial literature, which Shrishti explored through both academic analysis and interactions with underprivileged children.

An amateur web developer, photographer and agriculturist, Madhav's dream was to study mechanical engineering in Canada. Through a supplement of courses, a web-app project surrounding seed monitoring and a technical essay on photography CMOS sensors, Mrs Ladia helped Madhav push up his profile. Training him for interviews and personal statements, Madhav proved to be a top knotch candidate for top universities.

A keen Tennis player with a strong interest in coding, Arav joined us with a multitude of interests but with no direction on how to proceed. Through our personalized mentorship program, we developed Arav as a social entrepreneur utilizing his sporting calibre to maximize STEM engagement amongst tribal students. Simultaneously, we worked on demonstrating his academic prowess in material engineering, leading to a hyper-specialisation in foldable structures.

A runner and theater artist, Shweta's strengths lay in her experiences. She joined us as an anxious student, worried that her lack of national awards would hold her applications back. Despite having no SAT score to submit, we worked with Shweta to weave a compelling personal narrative showcasing her academic focus and extracurricular resilience across a range of activities. Shweta's acceptance at Brown (an Ivy League university) is a clear example of our brand-building approaching yielding results.

Adya joined our mentorship program as a budding envrionmental scientist, with additional interests in art and culture. Our work with her revolved around connecting these interests through an uncommon intersection: a project on revamping a local police wasteland to a bustling ecological and cultural center. Mrs Ladia worked extensively with Adya to ensure that she doesn't fall into the stereotypical 'environmental preservationist' category; instead, her applications reflected an intellectually grounded scientist with a go-getter attitude.

A strong debater & leader, Law was Pranay's natural interest. However, his profile suffered the risk of blending in with other similar students. To make him stand out, Mrs Ladia merged his secondary photography interest with copyright law. Over the course of a few months, Pranay could project himself as a budding lawyer keen in intellectual property regulations, getting him accepted at top law schools.

A keen trekking enthusiast, painter and architect, Vihaan showed early signs of a strong architecture & design candidate. However, Mrs Ladia spent most of her engagements with him connecting disjoint activities, polishing his portfolio and getting his application in order. This proved particularly challenging as Vihaan had diversified activites & application space is extremely limited. However, the end product was spectacular, bagging Vihaan multiple admissions across US, Canada & UK.

Looking to study business and economics, Aryaman joined us with a sub-40% result in 11th grade mathematics. Despite math being an integral requirement for and business programs, Mrs Ladia worked with him to extensively develop a business profile centred around his engagement with a beverage distributor. We interlinked this with a beach plastic cleanup campaign and polymer research report, creating an outstanding profile that got Aryaman into Canada's best business school despite poorer grades than his peers.

Siddharh's strongest passion has been origami, the art of paper folding. Through our mentorship program, Mrs Ladia connected Siddharth's origami passion with mechanical engineering through the study of active materials, foldable structures, and application of origami as a testing platform for mechanical designs. She also linked his interest to a number of motor-skill social endeavours, leading to a very unique profile.