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Success You Can Measure.Stories You’ll Never
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While other parents are left wondering "what if?", our families celebrate admissions, scholarships, and global recognitionβ€”year after year.

Real Students Real Research Global Recognition.

From high schoolers publishing in international journals to undergraduates shaping policyβ€”these students are proof that age is not a barrier to excellence.

Sonam Gyaltsen Dorjee Denzongpa

Sonam Gyaltsen Dorjee Denzongpa

Curtin University, Singapore

My research conducted a comparative analysis of the drivers of financial performance of top real estate companies in India and Singapore. By applying advanced econometric techniques, I identified the key variables influencing profitability across both markets. This paper was successfully published, and the experience gave me the confidence and academic foundation that helped me secure admission to Curtin University Singapore.

Research Topic

Drivers of Financial Performance of Top Real Estate Companies in India and Singapore: A Comparative Analysis

Title of Publication

Drivers of Financial Performance of Top Real Estate Companies in India and Singapore - A Comparative Analysis

Name of the Journal:

International Journal of Accounting, Finance and Risk Management

DOI

10.11648/j.ijafrm.20251002.12

Aryaman Kedia

Aryaman Kedia

NYU Stern School of Business

My research evaluated the impact of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) on the Indian economy using paired sample analysis with secondary data. The findings highlighted key economic outcomes of the scheme, and the paper was successfully published, further strengthening my confidence in conducting policy-based economic research.

Research Topic

Evaluating the Impact of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) on the Indian Economy: A Paired Sample Analysis Using Secondary Data

Title of Publication

Evaluating the Impact of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) on the Indian Economy: A Paired Sample Analysis Using Secondary Data

Name of the Journal:

International Journal of Social Science and Economic Research

DOI

10.46609/IJSSER.2025.v10i06.019

Dia Reddy

Dia Reddy

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

In my research, I conducted a comparative analysis of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) and their impact on the profitability of India’s leading banks, State Bank of India (SBI) and HDFC Bank. However, SBI demonstrated better NPA management through higher provisions and effective loan structuring. My research was exciting and got published in an academic journal

Research Topic

Non-Performing Assets (NPA’s): Impact on Financial Stability of Indian Commercial Banks

Title of Publication

Non-Performing Assets (NPA’s) – Impact on Financial Stability of Indian Commercial Banks

Name of the Journal:

International Journal of Finance and Banking Research

DOI

10.11648/j.ijfbr.20241005.12

Adish Reddy

Adish Reddy

Chirec School, Hyderabad

My research analyzed shooting trends across five NBA teams using official statistical data. I compared key metrics like field goal percentage, three-point accuracy, assists, and turnovers to understand scoring efficiency and team strategies, strengthening my analytical thinking and ability to derive insights from complex datasets.

Research Topic

Descriptive Analysis of NBA Shooting Trends: A Comparative Study of Five Teams in the Most Recent Regular Season

Title of Publication

Descriptive Analysis of NBA Shooting Trends: A Comparative Study of Five Teams in the Most Recent Regular Season

Name of the Journal:

Curieux Academy Journal

DOI

Curieux Academic Review, 4, 135–145

Meghala Rajeev

Meghala Rajeev

The Shri Ram Universal School, Hyderabad

Explored disparities in breast cancer mortality in India using GLOBOCAN 2022 data, analyzing age-specific trends and mortality-to-incidence ratios. The study also examined the potential of 3D bioprinting in improving tumor modeling and enabling more personalized and effective treatment approaches in oncology.

Research Topic

Examining India's Breast Cancer Mortality Incidence Disparities and 3D Bioprinting's Potential

Title of Publication

Examining India's Breast Cancer Mortality Incidence Disparities and 3D Bioprinting's Potential

Name of the Journal:

Journal of Cancer Treatment and Research (Volume 13, Issue 4)

DOI

10.11648/j.jctr.20251304.18

Dhhyan Gandhi

Dhhyan Gandhi

Jai Hind Junior College, Mumbai

Analyzed subscription fatigue among Indian consumers using OTT and food delivery apps through primary survey data and Chi-square analysis. The study identified key behavioral patterns, pricing sensitivities, and demand for unified platforms, offering practical recommendations like transparent pricing, mini plans, and common subscription models to improve user experience.

Research Topic

Subscription Fatigue Amongst Indian Consumers: A Study of Indian Consumers Using OTT and Food Delivery Apps and the Viability of Free Platform Models

Title of Publication

Subscription Fatigue Amongst Indian Consumers: A Study of Indian Consumers Using OTT and Food Delivery Apps and the Viability of Free Platform Models

Name of the Journal:

Advanced International Journal for Research (AIJFR)

DOI

10.63363/aijfr.2026.v07i01.2765

Amishi Gupta

Amishi Gupta

JBM Global School, Noida

Explored how biotechnology and artificial intelligence accelerate vaccine development by comparing COVID-19 and HIV approaches. The study analyzed mRNA, viral vector, and protein subunit vaccines, highlighting AI’s role in antigen prediction, mutation tracking, and clinical optimization, demonstrating how interdisciplinary innovation can significantly improve vaccine design and global healthcare outcomes.

Research Topic

Accelerating Vaccine Discovery Through Biotechnology and Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Analysis of COVID-19 and HIV Vaccine Development

Title of Publication

Accelerating Vaccine Discovery Through Biotechnology and Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Analysis of COVID-19 and HIV Vaccine Development

Name of the Journal:

Curieux Academy Journal

DOI

Curieux Academic Journal, 2, 38-42

The ROI Parents Didn’t Expectβ€”
But Are Grateful For

Whether skeptical or hopeful at first, these parents now stand behind a decision that changed their child’s future. Hear it in their own words.

"After this mentorship program, my son is lot more confident and this confidence helped him to get into Curtin University, Singapore"

Deki Wangmo Denzongpa

Sonam Denzongpa’s Mother

"My daughter enjoyed this program so much that she has rejoined the program after one publication. My daughter’s first published is already tracking so much of attention."

Dr G. Reshma Reddy

Dia Reddy’s Mother

"We are so grateful to Global Research Hub for guiding Aryaman at every stepβ€”from choosing the right topic to writing and publishing his paper. Their constant support, clear guidance, and genuine care helped him achieve work of real quality."

Ankush Kedia

Aryaman Kedia’s Father
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