Early Life
Bhatia was educated in Delhi at Columba's School until 1995, and then at Dulwich College, United Kingdom, in 1996, and at the British School in Delhi in 1997. Bhatia is an alumnus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, in the United States where he studied Applied Economics & Management.
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