I’m a computational mathematician with a Bachelor of Science from Kathmandu University, where I graduated with a final grade of 3.94/4.0. My research interests sit at the intersection of post-quantum cryptography, coding theory, and numerical methods — particularly code-based public-key cryptosystems like McEliece and Goppa codes.
Beyond the math, I’ve built things: a Python finite-element solver for truss deformation, an ElGamal implementation, and comparative studies of PCA’s effect on regression models. I attended the CIMPA Research School on Post-Quantum Cryptography in 2023 and presented work on Goppa code schemes at ICT-CEEL the same year.
Outside research, I’ve helped run things — General Secretary of KU’s Computational Mathematics Club, organizer of the National Conference on Data and Computing, and prefect of the KU Girls Hostel.
