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Ashish Kumar

Marketing, Kalvium

On the marketing team at Kalvium. The day-to-day work is the content function: maintaining kalvium.com, building the explainer assets and programme pages the marketing team ships, and working with the admissions team to understand what questions parents and 12th-grade families are actually asking. The blog's parent-facing explainer pieces and the periodic external-story posts are downstream of that work. Occasionally amplifies Kalvium's external moments (Career Utsav Mysore, The Future of Education Summit, the Dubai AI events) when there's an event to write up. Detailed bio pending team review.

5 posts

B.Tech

Why some Kalvium students leave careers to join the team (and what that means for the programme)

Some Kalvium graduates come back as mentors or programme staff. Here's who works at Kalvium, what those roles involve, and what the alumni-to-staff pipeline signals about the programme.

For Parents

KNET as a CSE route: how families think about it after results

KNET is the Kalvium National Entrance Test, a parallel route into B.Tech CSE. A walk-through of the questions families weigh, the partner-university regional map, and the commitment on both sides.

For Parents

KCET 2026 result: reading the rank for a CSE seat in Karnataka

KCET 2026 result is expected after 1 June. A patient walk-through of how the KCET rank works, CSE branch cut-offs, KEA counselling rounds, and when KNET fits.

For Parents

MHT-CET 2026 result: reading CSE cut-offs for Maharashtra families

MHT-CET 2026 PCM result is expected in June. A patient walk-through of CSE-specific cut-offs, CAP counselling rounds, and the questions Maharashtra families ask first.

For Parents

Six questions parents ask at every Kalvium event, and what I actually tell them

I run marketing at Kalvium. Across three events this year, the same six parent questions came up at every booth, in roughly the same order. Here are the honest answers.