An ambitious woman, Preeti worked for girl education dedicatedly and received a district level award. She was also recognised by the NSS and many other institutions for her work in the education sector.

Preeti Sharma is the Principal at Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Bhopalpura in Udaipur.

Preeti is a native of Indore. She completed a BEd, an MPhil, and an MSc. She later started teaching second grade. She later passed the RPSC test and was appointed headmaster of a school.

Preeti received recognition for her efforts from the NSS Ranchi. She also received recognition for her contributions to girl child education at the district level. Additionally, she has received recognition from a number of organisations, including MK Jain Classes, Vipra Foundation, Pacific College, and others. The former royal family of Udaipur also awarded her.

Preeti says that after doing her BEd, she looked for openings in the government education system and was hired as a science teacher for second grade. She had always had a passion for science, and every kid she instructed at school received honours in her subject. After that, she became a headmaster after passing the RPSC test.

Preeti remembers how, as a little girl, she used to look after and defend her brothers. She recalls that her father would constantly encourage her by providing a variety of examples when she was feeling anxious about her schoolwork.

Preeti talks about her hardships and how hard it was for her to become a teacher. Her son was too small, she was transferred to a far location, and there were no adequate transportation options. The second difficulty she faced after becoming headmaster was having to leave her family behind and go to work. However, she was always prepared to meet challenges and made a concerted effort to overcome them.

When asked about her role models, Preeti says she looks up to her parents since they taught her how to handle difficult situations. She is greatly motivated by those who work with complete passion and determination. She uses "Nothing is impossible" as her success motto.

Advising those aspiring to work in her field, Preeti emphasises the need of working hard, loving what you do, and being passionate about it. To succeed, do your work on schedule and with complete dedication.

Comparing education with experience, Preeti asserts that the former is more useful due to its capacity to alter a person's course in life. One can advance in life and get experience after receiving an education.

In her spare time, Preeti likes to do drawing and painting, play table tennis, and swim. She also does Yoga every day.

If given a time machine to go back in time, Preeti would go back into her past and work in the fields of Naturopathy and Yoga.