She has successfully secured multiple project funds and recognitions, including ₹5,000 under VTU Avishkar 2019 for a machine learning–based wheat leaf disease identification project, ₹6,000 for an IoT-based child and women safety wearable device under VTU Project Finance Assistance, ₹5,000 twice under VTU FOSS for projects on precision farming mobile application development (also a first-prize winner in 2018–19) and smart fire extinguisher systems, and project sanctions of ₹4,000 and ₹5,000 from KSCST across the 40th and 41st series (2016–19) for innovative IoT-enabled fire extinguishing solutions, all guided and executed by final-year UG students.