Mohor completed her Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. Her research interests focus on sequence modeling, and she has worked across interdisciplinary domains, including language models, medical imaging and acoustics.

Working in Professor Alvin Chan's lab at NTU, she investigated hallucination and creativity in large language models, resulting in an oral presentation and the Outstanding Paper Award at the AAAI 2026 Workshop on AI for Scientific Research.

She was selected for the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence Undergraduate Research Internship Program (UGRIP), where her team received the Best Team Award. She worked on a wavelet-domain conditional diffusion framework for MRI missing modality synthesis, published in the Proceedings of MICCAI 2025 BraTS Challenge.

During her internship at Panasonic R&D Center Singapore (PRDCSG), she worked on sound event localization and detection for stereo audio. This work achieved  3rd place globally in the IEEE AASP DCASE Challenge Task 3 and was accepted for the DCASE 2025 workshop.

Her doctoral thesis will focus on sequence modeling for biomolecular design.

Beyond research, Mohor enjoys reading non-fiction and playing chess.