CS '18
CS '18
Mentor





50+ sessions, distinguished guest speakers, gala dinner, batch-wise meetups. Book guest house through the app — rooms are going fast.



Join the payments infrastructure team — you'll build highly scalable, fault-tolerant systems processing billions of rupees daily. UPI, cards, bank rails, everything.








Distributed systems, cloud architecture, and occasional writing. I mentor two BITSians each quarter.

























Control who sees what. All fields default to Verified BITSians only.
Different channels for different signals. Keep the noise to a minimum.

USUALLY CONFIRMS WITHIN 4 HOURS
Implement the observer design pattern in Java. Include a WeatherStation subject + display units. Unit tests required.
Implement the observer design pattern in Java. Create a WeatherStation (subject) and multiple display units (observers). Include unit tests. Max 500 lines. Submit as a zipped folder with README.




AVG RESPONSE · 4 HOURS
DISPATCHED IN 5—7 WORKING DAYS



Exclusive offers from companies run by BITSians. 3 expiring this week.
Student records, finance reports, moderation, analytics — all built for a real screen.
Matched by what you're struggling with — not who you know. Asymmetric help.





YOUR 2027 WRAPPED IS ALREADY BUILDING









Priya arrived at Pilani in the monsoon of 2014, the last girl out of the Jhunjhunu taxi and the first to find Meera Bhavan's mess. Within a week she had memorised everyone's name. Within a month she had debugged the hostel Wi-Fi.
Neha remembers the night before OS finals — a soap diagram on the bathroom door of process scheduling, still readable weeks later. Amit remembers the 5am sunrises at Shiv Mandir, and being dragged along, and finally understanding. Dr. Sharma remembers — and this is rare from him — the only student in thirty years who made him rewrite a slide.
In every account from that batch there is one recurring line: she was the one you called at 2am. With a bug, or a broken heart, or a professor's feedback that stung. And by 2:30 both were fixed.
What the community knows about her — more than Priya knows about herself — is that the calm she brings into a room is not learned. It is simply what walks in with her. It has been that way since 2014. It will be that way when she is 80.









"If you can't draw it on the back of a napkin, you don't understand it."


CS '18
CS '18
Mentor
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Chem '19



