A full-time PhD scholar with excellent research, technical, and problem-solving skills, currently in the pre-thesis submission stage.Dedicated and adaptable professional with a proactive attitude, strong work ethic, and the ability to grasp new concepts quickly. Experienced in academic and research settings, offering deep familiarity with institutional work culture. Being young and actively engaged in scholarly life provides a unique advantage in understanding student perspectives and bridging gaps between academic expectations and student needs. Known for effective communication, attention to detail, and a commitment to supporting dynamic teams and organizational goals.
FDP/ Workshop Attended
2023
2024
2025
Paper Presentations & Submissions
2024
Coursera Courses Completed
1. Role of AI’s Personalized Experience in Shaping Consumer Loyalty Towards Quick Commerce (Scopus Indexed)
2. The Power of Communication in Driving Cause-Related Marketing in India's Quick Commerce (Accepted: Middle East journal of Management)
3. Swift Deliveries, Quicker Decisions: A SEM PLS -ANN Approach for Understanding Quick Commerce Adoption in India (Accepted: International Journal of service, economics and Management Q3 Scopus )
4. Sustainability in Marketing: A Bibliometric Review of Emerging Trends and Research Dynamics (Accepted :International journal of Indian Culture and Business Management Scopus)
5. Decentralizing Talent for Sustainability in Blockchain (Springer Nature https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-70219-8_9)
6. Exploring Global Cryptocurrency Trends: A Specialized Analysis of the Indian Economic Landscape (Springer Nature https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-70219-8_17)
7. Unravelling the Role of Green Intentions and Consumers’ Perceptions on Purchase Intentions in Context of Cause-Related Marketing (Accepted :Emeralds Publication)
8. Does Integrating Blockchain with Cause Related Marketing Effects Consumers Intention in Quick Commerce? (Accepted :Middle East Journal of Management)
9. Consumer Behavior in Quick Commerce: Analysing Cause-Related Marketing through Self-Determination Theory and Advanced SEM PLS-ANN Techniques (Accepted : Taylor & Francis)