Founder of AdmiScan

Kiran Mohare

AdmiScan is being built around a simple principle: before a student acts on an admissions recommendation, the underlying requirements and evidence should be clear enough to audit.

Kiran is a software professional with experience across India, the United States and Germany. His background in software quality shaped AdmiScan's verification-first approach to admissions decisions.

For MS and MBA decisions, AdmiScan separates programme eligibility, prerequisites, tests, application readiness and unresolved information rather than compressing every factor into a single admission-probability claim.

For Indian counselling, the same principle means preserving the correct counselling route, category, quota, round and historical cutoff context instead of treating a single rank number as universal.

Editorial and research principles

  • - Prefer primary or official evidence when available.
  • - Keep unknown facts separate from negative facts.
  • - Distinguish eligibility from admission probability.
  • - Preserve counselling category, quota and round context.
  • - Correct material errors when stronger evidence becomes available.