Start with a useful question
The subject and the audience come first. The right chart or interface follows from knowing what someone needs to understand.
A little about me
Curiosity is the
common thread.
I'm Radhakishan Jat — a researcher, builder, and writer interested in how people learn, how systems work, and what data can help us see.
My background spans UPSC preparation, teaching, and EdTech. Today, those experiences inform platforms for learning, cricket, and public data, as well as my writing on geopolitics and technology.
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The path here
Understanding first.
Building from there.
- 2018–2024
UPSC preparation
Six years studying Indian governance, economics, history, geography, and current affairs. Cleared Prelims three times, building the subject depth that still shapes my work.
- 2022–2024
Teaching at Hind Academy, Indore
Created instructional content for MPPSC aspirants, including lectures on polity, economics, history, and current affairs.
- 2024
Content Associate at SuperKalam
Worked across test-series operations, assessment design, AI output evaluation, and collaboration with design, technology, and marketing teams.
- Now
Independent platforms & writing
Building GyanGram, Crickrida, Cricket Wicket, and public-data platforms, and publishing Signals & Systems on Substack.
How I approach the work
Questions before tools.
Keep the context
Numbers need sources, definitions, and time periods. A clear explanation makes the limits of a comparison visible.
Make it approachable
Whether it's a learning deck, an essay, or a dashboard, the goal is to help someone follow the idea and explore further.
On using AI
Tools help me build.
Judgment stays with me.
I use AI tools to support coding, research, data processing, and visual production. I remain responsible for the questions, source checks, interpretation, and the final experience.
I'm interested in collaborations around research, content, data, education, and products that make knowledge more useful.
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