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My journey

From early curiosity to everything I keep exploring.

I have not grown in a straight line. The shape of my journey comes from the subjects, stages, courts and causes I kept returning to.

EARLY
YEARS

I started by trying everything.

My earliest portfolio records include school recognitions, reading milestones and participation in academic programmes. The GREEN Olympiad and Hindi Olympiad years sit alongside early school attributes such as Caring and Balanced.

An early Kritvi award momentShelf Indulgence reading programme certificate
2023

World Scholar’s Cup changed the scale.

I entered a wider academic arena through the World Scholar’s Cup. My records include medals in writing, debate, literature & media, history and art & music, and the journey continued toward the Global Round and Yale Tournament qualification.

World Scholar's Cup junior round group photoWorld Scholar's Cup medals
2024

I began collecting proof of progress.

ACER results, IBT medals, sports recognition and continued Kathak study became part of the record. I was building confidence across academic, physical and creative spaces at the same time.

ACER Science High DistinctionACER English High Distinction
2025

I stepped into leadership and competition.

Tennis brought new competitive milestones, while public speaking and school leadership became more prominent. I won Best Anchor in the Samvedna Hindi News Anchor Competition, and my leadership journey includes Student Council responsibilities.

Samvedna Best Anchor certificateKritvi in a Vice Captain leadership feature
2026

today — and the journey gets bigger.

I reached the semi-finals of the TAISE U-17 Singles and Doubles national tennis championships, continued building work in leadership and innovation, and moved into today with a portfolio that now holds many different sides of me.

TAISE Sports Championship 2026 medal momentA current competition podium moment
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What changed

The experiences got bigger.
The habits stayed.

Preparation, curiosity, resilience and the willingness to work with other people have followed me from one chapter into the next.

Academics
01
I learned to ask harder questions.
From school programmes to global competitions, I have kept looking for challenges that stretch how I think.
Sport
02
I learned to return to the court.
The score is only one part of competition. Training, repetition and staying present matter just as much.
Expression
03
I learned to own a stage.
Kathak, theatre, MUNs, debate and anchoring have taught me to prepare, communicate and perform with purpose.