<aside> 👋 Hi! I am Mansi, a passionate learner: curious about everything. My interests lie in the field of Deep Learning and Data Science!
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I am currently working as Research Fellow at Microsoft Research, India, as a part of the PROSE team. I am a recent graduate from IIT Kharagpur, India (’23) in the Department of Electrical Engineering enrolled in its B. Tech course, with an aggregate of 9 CGPA. I also have a Minor in Computer Science & Engineering and a Micro specialization in Artificial Intelligence & applications.
I am eager to contribute to interesting research projects. I love exploring new fields of interest and grasping a variety of knowledge
- 📚 Find more about my past projects and experiences: Resume Link
- 🙋♀️ During my college, I was General Secretary at International Relations Cell, at IIT Kharagpur.
- 🏔 I love playing sports, specially badminton. In my free time, you can find me cooking delicious meals ;D and painting. Here’s some of the ART Works.
- 👯 I often get motivated for adding my experiences by Blogging.
<aside> 🔥 My Motto: “Living up to expectations... Building a future I love.”
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To cater to my interest in learning, I have done several
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I have documented my application, interview, and selection procedure for MSRF application during my application for the Research Fellow role at Microsoft. <LINK>
I have also written down my interview and shortlisting experiences during my On-Campus placement whose link you can find on my GitHub page <LINK>
This repository consists of the various materials, resources, my candidature [Data Scientist], and details about the various companies that came for on-campus placement at IIT Kharagpur.
I got an offer at Sprinklr as a Data Scientist role through on-campus placements at IIT Kharagpur. It was with immense dedication and effort on learned coding via platforms like Algozenith, Leetcode, and InterviewBit, along with probability and statistics being practiced from 50 challenging problems, Heard on Street, and a few other books. Along with the amazing YouTube channel of Neetcode that helps understand coding problem with much ease!