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Sample Plan Snippet — Arjun Mehta

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Arjun Mehta

AI for Healthcare · Grade 11 · CBSE · Mumbai

Outcome Cornell University · Johns Hopkins · Carnegie Mellon

Step 1 · We asked

Where is Arjun right now?

Academic Fingerprint

94%

Grade 10 CBSE

97%

Grade 11 Predicted

1490

SAT Score

T25

Target Tier

Where We Found the Gaps

✓ Strong

Academics · Python & ML basics · School robotics team · Classical piano (8 years)

→ Needs depth

No research paper yet · No internship · Activities not connected to one story

✗ Missing

External competition recognition · Clinical or real-world exposure · Leadership role with impact

Step 2 · We discovered

What makes Arjun different?

His Brand Story

"The engineer who listens before he builds — using AI to close the gap between what doctors know and what patients receive in underserved India."

Three-Pillar Profile

AI for Clinical Impact

Built a diagnostic triage tool using Python + patient symptom data from a Mumbai clinic

Research paper on ML models for early anaemia detection — submitted to school journal

2-month shadowing at a paediatric clinic; 30+ patient interaction sessions

Builder & Leader

Founded MedCode Club — 35 students, weekly workshops on health + tech problems

Led school team to Top 20, National Health Hackathon

Mentored 3 juniors whose projects won inter-school recognition

Human Dimension

Classical piano — 8 years, performed at 4 public concerts

Teaches piano to underprivileged children on weekends (12 students)

Writes a monthly blog on tech ethics in healthcare — 400+ readers

Step 3 · We built

What should Arjun do, and when?

The Roadmap

Grade 11 · Now Build the proof points

→Complete and publish research paper on anaemia detection ML model

→Secure 3-month internship at a health-tech startup or hospital lab

→Enter 2 national competitions (Health Hackathon + IRIS National Science Fair)

→SAT — target 1530+ by December

Grade 12 · Term 1 Deepen and lead

→Launch V2 of diagnostic tool — expand to 2 more clinics

→MedCode Club — organise inter-school health+tech event (10+ schools)

→Apply for Google Science Fair or Regeneron ISEF

→Piano recital — document + record for application portfolio

Grade 12 · Applications Tell the story clearly

→Common App essay: piano as the empathy lens — why he builds for people, not just for problems

→Supplement essays: the clinic experience + what preventive AI means for India

→Recommenders briefed: CS teacher on technical depth, Biology teacher on research rigour, clinic mentor on real-world credibility

Essay Strategy

Common App essay

Piano as empathy, not hobby

Music framed as what taught him to listen — the same skill that makes him a better engineer. Humanises a CS+Bio applicant without softening the technical edge.

Why this major

AI as infrastructure, not innovation

Named specific labs at Cornell and Johns Hopkins. Framed CS + Biology as the only combination that can scale preventive healthcare to 1.4 billion people.

Activity that defines you

The builder who teaches what he builds

MedCode Club + piano teaching + clinic tool — every leadership role involved creating something and then putting it in someone else's hands.

Challenge / identity essay

The patient who changed the question

A specific moment at the clinic where a missed diagnosis reframed his entire research focus — from "can AI do this?" to "why hasn't it yet?"

Step 4 · We checked

Is Arjun on track?

Strategic Wins — What the Plan Achieved

Narrative coherence

One thread, six proof points

Every activity — clinic tool, research paper, MedCode Club, hackathon, piano teaching, blog — ties back to one mission: AI that makes healthcare human. Admissions officers remember this.

Research credibility

Published before applying

A school-journal paper on ML for anaemia detection showed Arjun was already operating at a research level — not just aspiring to one. Rare for a Grade 12 applicant.

Founder identity

He built what did not exist

MedCode Club and the diagnostic triage tool were creations, not joinings. This is exactly the signal T25 programmes respond to: students who see a gap and fill it.

Unexpected depth

Piano humanises the engineer

8 years of classical piano, teaching underprivileged children, writing on tech ethics — the Common App essay built on this made Arjun three-dimensional in a sea of CS+Bio profiles.

Recommender alignment

Three voices, zero gaps

CS teacher confirmed technical depth. Biology teacher confirmed research rigour. Clinic mentor — an external doctor — confirmed real-world credibility. No dimension of the profile was left unwitnessed.

Scale + recognition

National visibility

Top 20 National Health Hackathon, IRIS Science Fair submission, inter-school MedCode event. Consistent external validation — not just school-level wins.

Final Outcome

Arjun received offers from:

Cornell University (Engineering) · Johns Hopkins (BME) · Carnegie Mellon (CS) · University of Michigan · Georgia Tech

Every offer aligned with the story the plan was built around from Day 1.