
School, university degrees, a professional qualification and eight technical certifications — grouped by type and listed chronologically. Nothing rounded up, nothing left out.
3 pages — go in order, or jump straight to what you need.
Three subjects that look separate on paper are, in practice, three ways of asking the same question.
I did not pick psychology, philosophy and political science because I wanted three degrees. I picked them because the thing I actually want to understand — why people hold the beliefs they hold, and who benefits from them — refuses to sit inside any one department.
A psychologist can tell you how a belief forms. A philosopher can ask whether it is justified. A political scientist can show you who it serves. Take away any one of the three and the picture goes flat.
Conditioning, cognition, trauma, group identity — the machinery underneath what we call conviction.
Epistemology and logic — what counts as evidence, what counts as reasoning, and where both quietly fail.
Power, caste, institutions, law — the structures that keep certain beliefs profitable for someone.
The record is split across four pages so nothing has to be scrolled past.
School, the bachelor’s, three master’s degrees and the professional qualification — with the full story of why CA stopped at Intermediate.
Eight technical certifications with credential numbers, plus every subject studied across all programmes — over forty papers.
Research interests, the four qualifications still to come, and honest answers to the questions people keep asking.
Every degree, certification, credential number and date formatted as a single downloadable document.
Everything on one line each.
Every degree, certification, credential number and date, formatted as a downloadable CV.
Universities, boards and institutes along the way.
IGNOU
Kurukshetra University
MDU Rohtak
ICAI
NIELIT
Tally
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