I am a passionate and committed lecturer in Statistics with more than ten years of teaching experience at both college and university levels in Pakistan. I have had the opportunity to teach at several reputable institutions such as Mukabbir College of Pharmacy, ISMA Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and the University of Central Punjab. During this time, I have taught a wide range of statistical subjects to undergraduate and graduate students, focusing on practical applications and clear understanding. Academically, I completed my Master of Science in Statistics from NCBA&E Lahore in 2019. Prior to that, I earned my BS (Hons) in Statistics from the University of Gujrat in 2011. Throughout my academic journey, I studied a wide range of topics including multivariate analysis, statistical inference, linear modeling, sampling techniques, quality control, time series analysis, and research methodology. In addition to teaching, I have completed various research projects such as a comparative study on leadership skills, a discriminant analysis of fast food restaurants, and case studies on biostatistics and population census data. I am also skilled in questionnaire development, data collection, and statistical data analysis—including elementary, secondary, multivariate, categorical, and nonparametric methods. I aim to continue contributing to the field of statistics through teaching, research, and data-driven exploration.