A doctor who never gave up on her dreams, Swati inspires others to pursue their own. Her dedication to education and growth is a reminder to everyone to always strive to achieve more. Currently, she is pursuing her PhD. along with working in a medical college.

Dr. Swati Jain is a Senior Demonstrator in Biochemistry at RNT Medical College in Udaipur.

Swati was born in Kuchaman City, Nagore. She was raised in Sambhar, where she also received her early education and secondary education. She recalls playing with her friends. She had a wonderful time growing up in the village.

Swati reveals that she went to the  Allen Coaching Institute in Kota to prepare for the medical entrance exam, after receiving 84% in her twelfth-grade exam. She spent a year preparing before being admitted to MGPGI in Puducherry. She finished her BDS there. She got married after finishing college and devoted six years to her family. She then travelled to Udaipur to study at Geetanjali Medical College for an MSc in the medical discipline. She initially joined Pacific Medical College after receiving her MSc and is currently working at RNT Medical College. She is also working on her Ph.D. in the medical field.

Talking about her hardships, Swati says that hardships are a natural part of life and that she faced numerous obstacles while pursuing her BDS in the South, including issues with food and other problems. But after a few days, she embraced the difficulties and made an effort to overcome them and survive.

Swati’s role model is Pramansagar Maharaj, who is a guru of the Jain community. She is inspired by his teachings and has also gained positivity.

Sharing her achievements, Swati says that she was the topper in her school and also got a prize in a dance competition. Her children mentioning her mother's profession with pride is her proudest achievement.

Accepting her mistakes, Swati says that she should have attempted one more time to get selected for MBBS. She made the decision in a hurry to pursue BDS.

Comparing education and experience, Swati says that both are equally important. Education is required to understand the difference between right and wrong, whereas experience will teach you many things in life.