Qualification: Msc. Statistics

Designition: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Total Teaching Experience: 10

Courses Taught: Statistical Methods, Operation Research, Biostatistics, Applied Statistics, Testing of hypothesis

Field Of Teaching: UG, PG

Total No Of Research Publication: 5

Research Area: My research is centered on hazard change point models, which are vital for analyzing the timing and impact of changes in hazard rates across various domains. These models allow for the identification of shifts in risk or failure rates over time, providing critical insights in fields such as epidemiology, finance, and environmental science. I focus on developing innovative methodologies to enhance the detection of change points, improving the accuracy and robustness of hazard assessments. By integrating statistical techniques with real-world data, my work aims to advance the understanding of risk dynamics and inform better decision-making in response to changing conditions.