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Kavita Singh

Founder, CEO and Primary Counsellor

Kavita, an Oxford graduate with an MBA from Columbia Business School, earned acclaim on the Dean's List and Beta Gamma Sigma. St Hugh's College named their flagship PPE essay competition after her. Passionate about education, she founded Futureworks, coaching over 10,000 students to achieve remarkable success. Notably, 97.5% secure admission to their top-choice universities, with over 500 into Ivy League and 300 into top UK institutions. Kavita's mission extends beyond admissions, aiming to foster excellence and purpose in students' lives, making her a respected figure in guiding aspiring scholars towards their goals.

Our research and counselling team

Oxford Academic

Engineering Science

Research interests: Biochemistry, sustainability, and bioproduction

Cambridge Academic

Research interests: Informal institutions, development economics, network economics

Oxford Academic

Research interests: Medical Law, Human Rights Law, Feminist Legal Theory, Disability Rights Scholarship

Oxford Academic

Modern South Asian Studies

Research interests: Decolonisation, race, diversity

Rutgers Academic

Research interests: Spatial politics

Uni of George Washington Academic

English Literature

Research interests: Postcolonial South Asia, Nation, Migration, and Citizenship, Memory and Trauma Studies, Cultural Studies, and Literatures of the Diaspora.

Cambridge Academic

Engineering Science

Research interests: Thermoacoustic Stabilization of Combustors, Numerical Simulation using FEM, Open-Source Software Development, Metaheuristic Optimization

Oxford Academic

Research interests: intelligence, empathy, social psychology

Yale Academic

Research interests: Metaphysics, philosophy of the mind, epistemology

Cambridge Academic

Social Anthropology

Research interests: Ancient history, archaeology

UCL Academic

Research interests: Neuroscience, women's health, immunology, psychology, psychiatry

JNU Academic

International Politics

Research interests: Geopolitics, the role of media, conflict resolution in West Asia, and the Gulf, international media and diplomacy

Jamia Millia Islamia Academic

Research interests: Development Economics, Public Finance, Economics of Education and Financing of Education.

Uni of Manchester Academic

Research interests: RNA therapeutics, genetics, molecular biology and biotechnology.

Oxford Academic

Research interests: Constitutional Law

Oxford Academic

Global and Area Studies

Research interests: Public policy

(SOAS) University of London Academic

South-East Asian Studies

Research interests: Politics and religion in Southeast Asia, Islamic theology and philosophy, Islamic discourse in the Middle-East

Stanford Academic

Computer Science

Research interests: Human-Computer Interaction

National Physical Laboratory Academic

Research interests: Memristors, neuromorphic computation, gas sensors, photodetectors, solar cells.

Oxford Academic

Greek and Roman History

Research interests: Gender and performance in ancient Greek history, literature, reception studies, ancient Indian history, gender studies.

Our editorial team

Oxford Academic

Specialization: Jurisprudence and International Relations

Oxford Academic

Specialisation: Contract law, mock trials; immigration, refugee, and citizenship law

Oxford Academic

Specialisation: Legal theory

Oxford Academic

Specialisation: Editing and writing

Columbia Academic

Previously worked with the Times of India and Harper's Bazaar.

Cambridge Academic

Specialisation: Legal policy, moot court strategy

Communications Specialist

A prolific writer with +20 years of experience

Oxford Academic
Psychiatry
An Oxford scholar with an MPhil in Psychiatry and an MSc in Psychological Research, he has published papers on social psychology in reputed journals like Nature Human Behaviour and Journal of Human Ecology. As an Academic Mentor at Oxford Scholastica, he led 16 students through immersive, hands-on learning, teaching them research navigation, scientific report writing, and academic presentation skills on intelligence and empathy.

Yale Academic
Philosophy
With an undergraduate and postgraduate degree from Oxford University, he is now at Yale where he teaches first-year students while pursuing his PhD. Beyond a passion for ancient philosophy, he dedicates a significant time to studying Kant. He's particularly intrigued by the explanatory potential of Kant's Principle of Sufficient Reason and the connections it forged between Kant's concept of the self and the possibility of a scientific approach to psychology.

Cambridge Academic
Social Anthropology
Driven by a passion for rural narratives, he spearheads the Petardy Historic Landscape Survey, unearthing the Fife countryside's rich past through diverse and engaging research methods. From meticulous excavations to captivating museum exhibits, their work seamlessly blends scholarly rigour with public outreach. A Master of Research in Social Anthropology student at Cambridge, his final dissertation was "Making a Good Life in the Countryside".

UCL Academic
Neuroscience
With a PhD in Neuroscience from UCL, she is highly experienced in health technology projects. As a Clinical Project Manager and Senior Researcher at King's College London, she is skilled in leading clinical research focusing on systematic review methodology, evidence synthesis, and critical appraisal in CNS disorders. She has honed her expertise in clinical trial design, execution, and data analysis, coupled with strong leadership in managing research teams and projects.

JNU Academic
International Politics
With a PhD in international politics, she is an editor at the Centre for India West Asia Dialogue, and a panelist for NDTV, Times Now and Mirror Now on India's foreign policy, G20, and bilateral relations. Her PhD and MPhil explored Arab media's role in regional uprisings. A prolific contributor and columnist, she sheds light on global politics through her writing in the Hindu and Frontline. Recently, two of her papers were published in Routledge and the International Journal of Advanced Research.

Jamia Millia Islamia Academic
Economics
While pursuing her PhD at Jamia Millia Islamia, she shares her expertise as a visiting faculty at Delhi Technological University, guiding master's students through the complexities of Economics, Finance, and Organizational Behaviour. She has published 8 papers where she examines Education, and economic and public policy. One of her papers, "A Comparative Analysis of Public Expenditure on Secondary Education in South Asia", was published in a UGC-listed journal, Education India Journal. She has also presented multiple papers at prestigious national conferences.

Uni of Manchester Academic
Biotechnology
Driven by a thirst for understanding how cells handle mRNA therapeutics, she is pursuing a PhD in biotechnology at the University of Manchester. Through her collaboration with esteemed CPI Pharmaceuticals, she is learning about the latest trends in the biotechnology industry.

Her work on dissecting the role of heat shock proteins in breast cancer therapy during her MSc in Molecular Biotechnology earned her the Alec Jeffreys Prize for genetics excellence.

Oxford Academic
Law
He is a DPhil candidate at the faculty of law at the University of Oxford. He is currently exploring the judicial mechanisms of Public Interest Litigation and Suo Moto cognizance, and their procedural aspects and adherence to the principles of the Rule of Law. As a Gopal Subramanian Scholar, his research is funded by Oxford India Centre for Sustainable Development (Somerville College).

Before studying at Oxford, he was practising law. His passion for making the law accessible to the common people has resulted in a widely recognized blog called 'The Basic Structure' which simplifies Indian law for all to understand.

Oxford Academic
Global and Area Studies
A Master of Philosophy in Global and Area Studies from the University of Oxford, her research expertise spans nationalism, Indian and Chinese politics, gender, and sustainability. Her MPhil thesis, titled 'Masculinisation of Politics: Gendering the Politics of India and China (2023),' is under review by an Anthropology professor at Oxford for publication in a Routledge Publication.

In addition to her academic accomplishments, she has contributed as an Editorial Assistant for two capstone reports by the Bangladesh Legal Aid and Service Trust, submitted to UN bodies and the Government of Bangladesh.

(SOAS) University of London Academic
South-East Asian Studies
A recipient of the Leverhulme Research Leadership Award PhD studentship, he is pursuing his PhD in Southeast Asian Studies at SOAS. His current research focuses on Arabic and Jawi-Malay manuscripts discovered in local learning centres across Minangkabau, West Sumatra, shedding light on the region's intricate literary heritage.

He is also an Associate Instructor at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) where he taught Modules: Understanding Contemporary Society: The Social and Behavioural and Sciences and Religion in Contemporary Societies. He has published papers such as 'Muhyiddin's Special Envoy to the Middle East: Largely Ceremonial' and 'Framing Conservatism in Religion'.

Stanford Academic
Computer Science
She completed her M.S. in Computer Science (Human-Computer Interaction) at Stanford University with a GPA of 3.99. She was a teaching assistant for five courses and was one of 24 selected to study startup leadership, strategy, and operations under the Accel Leadership Fellowship. She is also on the boards of the Stanford New York Alumni and Stanford Alumni Startups of New York.

National Physical Laboratory Academic
Physics
He is currently pursuing his PhD at the prestigious National Physical Laboratory, where he has made significant contributions to the field. His research focus includes topics such as 'Synaptic plasticity in electro-polymerized PEDOT-based memristors for neuromorphic applications' and 'Quantized conductance in polymer-based memory devices,' leading to the publication of multiple research papers in renowned journals. In addition to his research endeavours, he is also dedicated to education. He serves as a physics teacher for classes 10-12 at St. Xavier's School.

Oxford Academic
Greek and Roman History
She is an MPhil Candidate in Greek and Roman History in the Faculty of Classics at the University of Oxford. She has served on 33 university committees, including the University Council, Education Committee, Research Degrees Panel, and Curators of the University Libraries.

She was also the Chief Editor of Lady Shri Ram College Department of History's journal, "Ijtihad,""Ijtihad," where she oversaw the curation, editing, and formatting of research papers. Her research interests lie in the intersection of gender and performance in ancient Greek history, literature, reception studies, ancient Indian history, and gender studies.

Columbia Academic, Journalism
Previously worked with the Times of India and Harper's Bazaar
She is a writer and editor with over 10 years of experience, focusing on clear and compelling storytelling for legacy publications and brands. Her work has spanned the arts, culture, design, and fashion industries, both editorially and from a brand perspective.
She has worked with organizations such as Harper's Bazaar and The Times of India.