My interest in LATAM, especially Mexico, began while working at Oracle India with Mexican colleagues. I appreciated their collaborative work culture and became interested in Mexico’s economic growth and strategic proximity to the U.S. I considered Europe, Canada, and the U.S., but factors such as high costs, shorter programs, climate, and visa constraints made Mexico a better fit. Competitive tuition, scholarships, and the opportunity to learn Spanish also influenced my decision.

While not formally affiliated with student organizations, I actively promote Indian culture through yoga and cultural activities. I have also supported a local startup law firm as a consultant.

I have participated in major Mexican cultural events such as Day of the Dead, Christmas, and Independence Day, which enhanced my understanding of local traditions. I also engage in Indian cultural and religious events in Mexico, including Holi, Diwali, Embassy of India celebrations, and Janmashtami at ISKCON, allowing me to stay connected to Indian culture while integrating into Mexican society.

I am focused on building my career in Mexico and leveraging growth opportunities, with potential future involvement in India–Mexico business or entrepreneurial collaborations that bridge both markets.