Siddhant Singh's rewritten Topmate profile — industry-first narrative The narrative shift: You're not a student offering advice. You're someone who already worked in the industry and chose to do B.Tech — that's the opposite of the usual path. That's what makes you credible and interesting. TaglineCopy Built real things before B.Tech. Now doing both. | Full-Stack Dev & Forensic Tools @ Delhi Police IFSO About me — full versionCopy Most people finish college and then try to enter the industry. I did it the other way around. I started building and working in tech before I even had a degree. No B.Tech, no connections, no senior to guide me — just a laptop, the internet, and a refusal to wait for permission. By the time most students were still figuring out what React is, I had already: → Built and deployed 3+ production websites on AWS with real security implementations → Shipped a JWT-authenticated cybersecurity portal that was tested and validated by Delhi Police → Landed an internship at Delhi Police – IFSO/NCFL, one of India's most sensitive cyber forensics units → Built forensic tools processing 2TB+ of real investigation data using compression algorithms I wrote from scratch → Developed an SMS fraud detection system using NLP and machine learning — as a diploma student Now I'm doing B.Tech — not because I needed it to get started, but for the exposure, the network, and the structured foundation that comes with it. The industry experience came first. The degree is the layer on top. I know what it actually takes to break into tech without a traditional path. I've lived it. I can help you if: → You're a diploma or B.Tech student who doesn't know where to start → You've been applying for internships and getting zero replies → You want to build a real project but keep getting stuck → You want honest advice on what skills actually matter vs. what's just noise → You want to know how someone with no degree got into Delhi Police's cyber unit I won't tell you what looks good on paper. I'll tell you what actually worked — from someone who had nothing and built anyway. Book a slot. Let's talk real.