She started teaching because she saw the gaps. The good options are few and far between - and expensive. The cheap options are many, and fill the gap with volume, not quality. And almost everywhere, the level of personalisation is low.

Her approach is different. She teaches from first principles - building the underlying understanding so that when a student faces a question they have never seen before, they can reason through it. It is the kind of preparation that can adapt to multiple examinations.

Her own path runs through some of India's finest economics departments: a Bachelor's from Miranda House, a Master's from the Delhi School of Economics, and a PhD from the Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi. She then taught economics at O.P. Jindal Global University for three years.

She founded EcoNiti to do the thing she cares about most - guide students through the toughest phase of their lives, and the toughest exams in the country. Alongside competitive aspirants, she has mentored undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD students, including dissertation work.