Meet Our First Batch Students

Shy Boy to Vocal Innovator

Before joining Minu's Games, Somdev was a completely different person - very underconfident, shy, and struggling in studies. He couldn't even make eye contact while talking to people. Since starting his robotics and coding journey at Minu's Robotics and Coding Center, his transformation has been remarkable. He's now a very confident person who's improved dramatically in studies from 40-45% to almost 80%. Coding and robotics have become his hobbies and helped him develop interest in mathematics and science. He's deeply passionate about technology and aspires to become a robotic engineer one day.

The Self-Taught Developer & Arduino Enthusiast

Shashwat is a self-driven phenomenon born the same year as Instagram. Currently a Class 11 student, he was entirely self-taught in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through w3schools before joining the center. His passion skyrocketed at Minu's Robotics and Coding Center where he jumped straight into Arduino and hardware programming. He reads technical manuals for fun and his dedication is unmatched. Even when he had a minor injury, he showed up to code with one hand and finished his projects. Besides coding, he enjoys playing football and the guitar.

The Multi-Talented Technology Explorer

Adarsh is a 14-year-old with a strong interest in coding and gaming who carries an insatiable hunger to learn new things. He has gained proficiency in multiple programming languages including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C, and Python. Beyond web and traditional programming, he's also experienced with Arduino robotics projects. At Minu's Robotics and Coding Center, Adarsh is expanding his knowledge and exploring cutting-edge topics like AI and advanced science concepts. He views coding not just as a technical skill but as a comprehensive learning methodology.

The Intuitive Loop Master (Our Youngest Innovator)

Abhik is our youngest star. Without formal instruction in algebraic syntax or industry jargon, Abhik has developed an incredibly strong, almost intuitive grasp of loops, variables, and event listeners. He views coding as a playground. Watching him build animated stories where sprites respond to keyboard interrupts and mouse clicks is like watching a digital native fully in his element.