Along with carrying out her household responsibilities, Mamta is performing her professional duties too. She is progressing in her life and also inspires women to never give up on their dreams and keep moving forward.

Mamta Audichya is currently working as a Lecturer in Aravali Teachers Training College, Udaipur. She teaches Economics and Psychology.

Mamta hails from Udaipur and completed her schooling from Swami Vivekanand School, Zawar Mines, Udaipur. After that she went to M.G. College for doing her M.A. Then she got married and after having a son, she started working as an HOD of the Computer Department in RMV School, where she worked for five years. Further, she had a daughter so she spent five years with her daughter.Alongside she completed her M.Sc. and B.Ed. Since 2017, she has been teaching at Aravali College for four years now.

Mamta advises the girls of today’s generation, who give up very quickly, to never give up and move ahead cautiously. If you think that marriage comes in between your career and dreams then you are wrong because in earlier times women used to fulfil their dreams along with managing the household. So Mamta requests them to be positive with your thoughts, handle your responsibilities, do everything that is necessary with age along with focussing on your career and proceed towards fulfilling your dreams. Further she says that what you have set and what you have thought, you can definitely do it because she believes that those who try never give up.

Mamta considers Lord Mahadev as her guru as she is not an atheist and has faith in God. She says that she shares all her sorrows with her God which makes her mind lighter and she feels strengthened too.

Mamta says that due to the Corona pandemic, the education industry has been badly impacted. Although online classes were started, that benefitted many students who stayed far away to get the education comfortably. But she believes that physical education has a greater impact because children get a chance to communicate. She thinks that technology has its own importance but until the classes are conducted physically, neither the students are satisfied nor the teachers.

Mamta opines that leadership qualities develop with time and confidence is gained from experience.

Whenever Mamta is free, she listens to old songs and reads some books.