Ujwal graduated from Stanford University with a bachelor’s degree in computer science. During his undergraduate career, he was involved in research, including exploring applications of machine learning for extracting EHR data and evaluating a medical education program. He also enjoys writing and has had his work published in academic journals, The Stanford Daily, and a science magazine.
Ujwal is passionate about teaching and has served as a tutor, teaching assistant, and debate coach in college. He focuses on getting to know his students and their learning styles so that he can engage them effectively. He delivers clear explanations for concepts, builds critical thinking skills, and fosters an encouraging learning atmosphere. His approach to the MCAT encompasses creating a strong foundation of content knowledge, practicing strategies for MCAT-style questions, and building speed and accuracy for test day. He is thrilled to be working with MedSchoolCoach to help students maximize their potential!
Undergraduate: Stanford University
MCAT Total: 526 (99th percentile)
Ujwal enjoys cooking, trying new foods, and photography (which is a recent development). Yes, he does run a food Instagram account!
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