My academic journey — from PWC to an MSc at Warwick and now a PhD at City, University of London — was built on the foundation I received here. I also attended the LSE Summer School and interned at the Reserve Bank of India's International Department.

My UOL LSE degree served as the cornerstone for my career. The case studies and business acumen I developed at PWC gave me a real competitive edge — including when my brand strategy pitch was selected as one of the top 3 for a module at my Masters.

The faculty holds an abundance of knowledge and they were prepared to answer all my questions — and even introduced me to the right people. That's how I found data science. The concepts drilled into me at PWC mean that even new coding languages never feel intimidating.

World topper in Economics at IGCSE. Currently a Financial Analyst at Morgan Stanley's Index Business Management Unit — the only office of its kind in India. PWC's rigorous programme gave me the edge to compete at this level.

After trying another institution, I transferred back to PWC — because it's not just an education centre, it's a family. Dr. Vandana Lulla is equally invested in every student's progress, and the faculty here genuinely change lives.

My journey at PWC gave me a strong academic foundation along with exposure through the LSE Summer School, UTI Mutual Fund training, and global forums like Model UN. Today, as a Research Analyst at Athena Infonomics, I work on public policy projects shaped by those early experiences.