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APPENDIX 1
LORD BUDDHA EDUCATION FOUNDATION
(ACADEMIC COLLABORATION WITH
ASIA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY &
INNOVATION) SCHOOL OF COMPUTING

PART 2-POST INTERNSHIP REPORT

An Internship Placement Report Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the
Degree of B.Sc. (Hons.) IT
(IT001-4-3-IE2)
Student Name: Uganta Thapa
Student ID No: NP000646
Intake: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS
Company Name: Airlift Technology (Galli Maps)
Company Address: Patandhoka, Lalitpur
Academic Supervisor:
Start & End Date: 17th April – 19th July
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Acknowledgement
This report has been prepared for the internship that has been done in the Airlift Technology
(GalliMaps),Patandhoka in order to study the practical aspect of the course and implementation of
the theory in the real field with the purpose of fulfilling the requirements of the BBM (E
Business).The aim of this internship is to be familiar to the practical aspect and uses of theoretical
knowledge and clarifying the career goals, so I have successfully completed the internship and
compiled this report as the summary and the conclusion that have drawn from the internship
experience.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to our internship coordinator who have given their
valuable time and given me chance to learn something despite having their busy schedule and Raj
Bikram Maharjhan for his great guidelines for internship. I am also thankful to Airlift Technology
and other staff member for their co-operative support, and also presenting with an opportunity for
me to have a practical experience in this organization. Lastly, I would like to thank MR. Raj
Bikram Maharjhan for providing this opportunity to work in Airlift Technology Company who
helped me to clutch the rear opportunities to learn the real world situation. I am also grateful to
all member of Airlift Technology Company for providing several documents, papers, data, figures
and services as well as sharing their experience with me and teaching me different techniques to
build the computer network for to operate effectively and efficiently. Thus, the time in Airlift
Technology Company very audacious and supportive to my career through which I have gained
valuable work experience that will help definitely makes a favorable impression on me as a
prospective future employer.
Yours Sincerely,
Uganta Thapa
NP000646
BBM (E Business)
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Summary Report
Name: Uganta Thapa
Intake: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS
Programme: BBM (E BUS)
Industrial Period: 17th April- 17th July
Company/Establishment:

Purpose of Reports:
This report aims to provide a comprehensive summary of my industrial placement experience and
the professional skills and competencies acquired and developed during this period. The placement
provided a valuable opportunity to bridge the gap between theoretical academic knowledge and
practical application in a real-world professional environment.
Work Experience Overview: During my industrial placement, I had the privilege of working in a
dynamic and challenging professional setting. The experience allowed me to gain firsthand
knowledge of industry practices, collaborate with seasoned professionals, and actively contribute
to real-world projects. The exposure to the daily operations of the organization provided me with
invaluable insights and a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in the field.
Professional Skills
1. Technical Skills: Through hands-on experience, I acquired a range of technical skills
relevant to my field of study. This included proficiency in industry-specific software, tools,
and technologies. I developed a solid foundation in utilizing these resources effectively to
solve practical problems and optimize workflows.
2. Communication and Collaboration: Working in a team-oriented environment enhanced
my communication and collaboration skills. I learned to effectively convey ideas, actively
listen to colleagues, and provide constructive feedback. Clear and concise communication
proved vital in ensuring smooth project execution and fostering positive working
relationships.
3. Problem-solving and Adaptability: The challenges encountered during the placement
presented opportunities for problem-solving and critical thinking. I learned to analyze
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complex situations, identify potential solutions, and adapt strategies as needed. This
experience honed my ability to think creatively, make informed decisions, and navigate
unforeseen circumstances.
4. Time Management and Organization: The fast-paced nature of the work environment
taught me the importance of efficient time management and organization. Balancing
multiple tasks and meeting deadlines required prioritization and effective planning. I
became adept at managing my workload, setting realistic goals, and maintaining a high
level of productivity.
5. Professional Etiquette and Workplace Ethics: Observing and adhering to professional
etiquette and workplace ethics was an integral part of my placement experience. I learned
to conduct myself professionally, respect confidentiality, and maintain a positive work
ethic. Understanding the importance of integrity and accountability contributed to my
growth as a responsible professional.
My industrial placement provided an invaluable opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and
practice, allowing me to acquire and develop essential professional skills and competences. The
experience enhanced my technical knowledge, improved my communication and collaboration
abilities, fostered problem-solving and adaptability, and strengthened my time management and
organizational skills. Overall, this placement was instrumental in shaping me into a well-rounded
professional, preparing me for future career endeavors, and instilling a deeper understanding of
the realities of the industry.
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Table of Contents
1. Chapter 1: Business Report .................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Introduction of the Company ........................................................................................... 1
1.1.1 About the company ................................................................................................... 2
1.1.2 Mission of the company ............................................................................................ 3
1.1.3 Vision of the company .............................................................................................. 3
1.1.4 Specific area of your involvement in the organization ............................................. 3
1.2 The Organization .............................................................................................................. 3
1.2.1 Product or services provided by the company .......................................................... 3
1.2.2 Objective of the organization .................................................................................... 4
1.2.3 Overall organization structure................................................................................... 4
1.3 The Environment .............................................................................................................. 4
1.3.1 Nature of the competition within market .................................................................. 4
1.3.2 Effect of technology within the market .................................................................... 5
1.3.3 Issues or constraints within the environment which influence the organization ...... 7
1.4 The Functions ................................................................................................................... 8
1.4.1 Account Department ................................................................................................. 8
1.4.2 Geographic Data Collection ...................................................................................... 8
1.4.3 R&D Department ...................................................................................................... 8
1.5 The Department/Section ................................................................................................... 8
1.5.1 Details of activities of the department ...................................................................... 8
1.5.2 Details of student’s role in the activities of the department in the company ............ 8
1.6 Communications/Information Technology ...................................................................... 9
1.6.1 Methods of communication with respect to the organization ................................... 9
1.6.2 Use of technology ..................................................................................................... 9
2. Chapter 2: Technical Report .................................................................................................. 10
2.1 Introduction (nature of your work)................................................................................. 10
2.2 Title of project ................................................................................................................ 10
2.2.1 Task ......................................................................................................................... 11

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2.2.2 Project results .......................................................................................................... 11

3. Chapter 3................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1 Conclusions .................................................................................................................... 13
3.2 Recommendations .......................................................................................................... 13
4. References ............................................................................................................................. 14
5. Appendices ............................................................................................................................ 15
5.1 Appendix I-Updated CV ................................................................................................ 15
5.2 Appendix - II Experience letter ...................................................................................... 16
5.3 Appendix – III Cover letter ............................................................................................ 17
5.4 Appendix-IV Internship/Industrial Placement Report Clearance Form......................... 18
5.5 Appendix-V Internship/ Industrial Placement Student Feedback Form ........................ 19
5.6 Appendix- VI Industrial Placement Report Assessment Form .......................................... 21
5.7 Appendix –VII Industrial Placement Assessment Form ................................................ 23
5.6 Appendix- VIII Industrial Placement Assessment Form ............................................... 24
5.7 Appendix – Ix Industrial Experience Part 2 (It001-4-3-Ie2) .......................................... 25

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1. Chapter 1: Business Report

1.1 Introduction of the Company
Galli Maps is a mobile application designed and developed in Nepal. The company behind the
Airlift Technology has released the app in beta phase on play store. But the company says the full
version of the app will be out in month .Airlift Technologies where Mr. Maharjan was already
engaged was serving with drone mapping services for local bodies and engineering consultancies.
Then, the idea of creating localized maps dawned on him. He says the Galli Maps app can help
show many missing streets and alleys not visible on Google Maps. AS the map is a localized
solution for Nepalese, it uses Nepali vocabulary. The “Galli” in the app’s name itself refers to the
alleys.
Galli Maps, an application which helps to locate houses and landmarks, was launched in April
2022 in Kirtipur Municipality. The application also uses house numbers assigned by the local
governments. “While the app can be useful during disaster response, it enables e-commerce
businesses to actually make delivery at the doorstep. “Many countries across the globe have their
own software and applications for navigation and finding locations, which, the Nepali developers
say, are more precise than Google Maps. While Galli Maps allows users to search for the nearby
parking spaces, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, public toilets and ATMs, Baato has an additional
feature for searching for pharmacies. The name "Galli" is derived from the narrow alleys in the
region, and our app is set to update the way people move around in Nepal.
The rise of technology and internet has brought unprecedented changes to the way we live our
lives, more so in current times. With the push of a button, you can now catch a ride at any hour of
the day or get food delivered to your doorstep. But Nepal still has a huge gap in navigating houses
and landmarks which is not easily possible on other digital map services. Young tech companies
such as Foodmandu, Pathao and Esewa have fundamentally altered how businesses operate and
the way we use digital maps to find the alleys as they navigate through a city.
An aeronautical engineer, Raj Bikram Maharjan, CEO& Co-founder of Airlift Technologies which
has introduced Galli Maps, was always interested in making and flying drones as a hobby. He had
the opportunity to come back to Nepal to work after he completed his studies and within a couple
of months, there was the mega earthquake. “Even though flying drones was just a hobby, I actively

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used my drones to help victims in the rescue operations during that time,” he says, adding, “I never
thought it would be a useful tool for me but my community and neighboring cities were able to
benefit from my drones.”
1.1.1 About the company
Galli Maps is one of the helpful apps that lets you find the location in alleys with its 360-degree
street views. The 360° street views aren’t quite useful at this time but users will be able to use it
efficiently soon. However, the app allows you to search for specific house numbers and also
provides accuracy while directing various places. The app is getting popular among e-commerce
platforms and ride-sharing companies. There are other available apps like Google Maps and Apple
Maps, Galli Maps is here to create its own value in the market. Unsurprisingly, it has also received
awards for being a startup, innovative product, and rising star at the Info developers ICT Awards.
Maharjan recalls a few instances that led him towards launching Galli Maps. As a part of the
Kasthamandap Rebuild Committee, he was helping friends gather information on Kasthamandap
but realized there was near to null archaeological information or documentation. He then learnt the
concept called photogrammetry which he shares is a German technology that merges 2D pictures
and converts them into 3D pictures. “This helped immensely in taking forward the reconstruction
work,” he shares. Later, he had the opportunity to go to India for South Asia Connect to get trained
in entrepreneurial studies. “Till then whatever I was doing was just a hobby but the training helped
me understand the nuances of business, about entrepreneurship and most importantly, the value of
sustaining in the market,” he states. He, thus, decided to leave his engineering job and started 3D
modelling and mapping of heritage sites and different cities which helped in urban planning.
Features of Galli maps
Airlift Technologies CEO and cofounder Raj Bikram Maharjan says that the Galli Maps app is
developed after mapping the alleys (gallies) which are not visible on Google Maps.
“Presently, Google Maps is popular worldwide but it is not apt for Nepal. However, the Galli Maps
app is developed by Nepalese to suit our country’s map needs,” Maharjan said.
Although in beta form, Galli Maps can act as an effective tool for locating our destinations. The
app lets us search for house numbers. Soon, users will also get the popular 360 Street view,
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1.1.2 Mission of the company

The mission of the company is designed and developed in Nepal to facilitate easy navigation
through the narrow gallies and streets of the Kathmandu valley.
1.1.3 Vision of the company
Our app is built to help business and individuals, enabling them to deliver goods and services to
their customers with ease, making delivery to doorsteps a reality.
1.1.4 Specific area of your involvement in the organization
The foremost responsibility of mine in our organization is to maintain accurate financial records
and prepare essential financial statements, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash
flow statements. All to keep all the records of files and maintain the bills.
1.2 The Organization
1.2.1 Product or services provided by the company
It was only in 2022 that Maharjan was finally able to launch Galli Maps. “It was inaugurated by
the mayor of Kirtipur Municipality as they were the first municipality to introduce house
numbering system in the app,” he says. However, he reveals that the beta phase of the app had
officially begun in the middle of 2020 and it was in the prototype stage. It took another year to
fully develop the app. Moreover, Maharjan shares that they needed another five months to
complete their research. He adds that to make sure that the app is as good as it can come, he roped
in a friend, Janam Maharjan, as cofounder as he is an information and communication engineer
and had experience in antenna design and mobile app development.
While talking about the workings of the app, Maharjan says Galli Maps can be a useful tool for
finding locations by using the well-known 360 Street view. “We can look up house numbers using
the app and get accurate directions to a selection of locations,” he elaborates. The company has
been providing its services to e-commerce platforms, ride-sharing companies and World Link.
Though the app has been gaining popularity in recent days, he explains it was not an easy start.
“Creating a map is very time consuming and one needs a lot of resources. Also, it is financially
intensive, there is literally no help forthcoming from the government and collecting data is a
stupendous task,” he adds.
Though there were maps in existence already like Google Maps, Apple Maps and maps.me, Galli
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Innovation award at the Info developers ICT Awards. With recognition comes further
responsibility and plans to further enhance the service Galli Maps has been providing in the days
to come. Using high resolution drone image, the app has house ID numbers of Kathmandu
Metropolitan, Kirtipur Municipality, and Kageshwori Municipality. Soon, it will have the house
numbers of Lalitpur Metropolitan and other cities and he has plans to expand to other regions too.
1.2.2 Objective of the organization
“Galli Maps is a mobile application designed and developed in Nepal. The purpose of Galli Maps
is to help locate houses and landmarks. The name ‘Galli’ comes from the narrow alleys of the
Kathmandu valley which is not visible on other map platforms,”
1.2.3 Overall organization structure
The CEO being the top executive is followed by the Business Consultant and HR Manager of the
organization. Next under these executives comes the General Manager who looks closely over all
the other divisions namely: R&D Department, Technical Department, Account Department,
Business Development Department, IT Department, Support Department, and the Front Desk
Officers. The channel partners are the people associated with the organization working in different
branches of the organization.
1.3 The Environment
1.3.1 Nature of the competition within market
1. Existing Competitors: The map market is likely to have established players offering
various map-related products and services. These could include physical maps, digital
maps, navigation apps, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and more. Existing
competitors may have well-established brand recognition, customer bases, and
distribution networks.
2. Innovation and Technology: The competition within the map market is heavily
influenced by technological advancements. Companies with cutting-edge technologies,
such as real-time navigation, 3D mapping, augmented reality (AR) integration, and data
analytics, may gain a competitive edge.
3. Data and Accuracy: The quality and accuracy of map data are critical factors in the
competition. Companies that can provide the most up-to-date and precise mapping

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information, including real-time traffic updates and points of interest, may attract more
customers.
4. Market Share and Pricing: Competing companies often vie for a larger market share,
leading to competitive pricing strategies. Price wars and promotional offers may be used
to attract and retain customers.
5. Geographic Coverage: Companies that offer extensive geographic coverage, including
both urban and remote areas, may have an advantage. Comprehensive global coverage is
crucial for navigation and mapping services.
6. Integration and Partnerships: The ability to integrate maps and location-based services
into various platforms, such as smartphones, vehicles, and other devices, can be a
differentiating factor. Partnerships with other technology companies, transportation
services, or local businesses can also enhance a company's competitiveness.
7. User Experience and Interface: The ease of use, intuitive interface, and user experience
of mapping applications can significantly impact competition. Companies that offer a
seamless and user-friendly experience are likely to attract more users.
8. Customer Support and Updates: Providing excellent customer support and regular
updates to improve the map data and features are essential for retaining customers and
remaining competitive.
9. New Entrants: The map market might attract new entrants with innovative solutions or
disruptive technologies. These newcomers could potentially challenge existing players and
change the dynamics of competition.
Overall, the nature of competition within the map market is dynamic and influenced by
technological advancements, data quality, user experience, and the ability to adapt to changing
customer needs. As the market evolves, companies will need to continuously innovate and improve
their offerings to maintain a competitive edge.
1.3.2 Effect of technology within the market
The effect of technology within the map market has been transformative, leading to significant
changes in how mapping products and services are developed, delivered, and consumed. As
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these changes. Here are some key effects of technology within the market and the potential
responses by Galli Maps:
1. Digital Transformation: Effect: Technology has driven the shift from traditional paper
maps to digital maps and navigation services. Consumers now prefer the convenience and
real-time updates offered by digital solutions. Response: Galli Maps must embrace digital
transformation by focusing on developing and enhancing their digital map products and
navigation apps. This may involve investing in advanced mapping software, location-based
technologies, and user-friendly interfaces.
2. Real-time Navigation and GPS: Effect: GPS technology has revolutionized the way
people navigate, providing real-time location information, turn-by-turn directions, and live
traffic updates. Response: Galli Maps should integrate GPS capabilities into their
applications, offering accurate and up-to-date navigation services. They can partner with
GPS providers or develop their GPS technologies to improve navigation accuracy.
3. Mobile and App-based Solutions: Effect: The rise of smartphones and mobile
applications has made maps and navigation services readily accessible to users on the go.
Response: Galli Maps needs to prioritize mobile app development and ensure their
products are compatible with various platforms and devices. They should offer features
tailored to mobile users, such as offline maps and voice-guided navigation.
4. Big Data and Real-time Updates: Effect: Technology enables the collection and analysis
of vast amounts of data, leading to more accurate and real-time map updates. Response:
Galli Maps can leverage big data analytics to enhance their maps with dynamic content,
including real-time traffic data, weather updates, and points of interest. Regularly updating
their map data will improve user satisfaction.
5. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR): Effect: AR and VR technologies
offer immersive map experiences and can enhance navigation and exploration. Response:
Galli Maps can explore integrating AR and VR features into their apps to provide
innovative and engaging map interactions. This could include AR overlays for points of
interest or VR-based 3D exploration.

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6. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML): Effect: AI and ML can be used
to analyze user behavior and preferences, personalize map recommendations, and improve
route optimization. Response: Galli Maps should invest in AI and ML capabilities to offer
personalized map experiences, suggest relevant destinations, and optimize navigation
routes based on historical data.
7. Competing with Tech Giants: Effect: Technology giants, such as Google Maps and Apple
Maps, dominate the market, making it challenging for smaller companies like Galli Maps
to compete. Response: Galli Maps should identify and focus on its unique selling points
and target niche markets. They can differentiate themselves through specialized map
features, excellent customer support, or localized services.
In conclusion, technology has had a profound impact on the map market, requiring Galli Maps to
adapt and innovate continually. By embracing digital transformation, incorporating advanced
technologies, and leveraging their strengths, Galli Maps can position itself competitively and meet
the evolving needs of its users.
1.3.3 Issues or constraints within the environment which influence the organization
1. Technological Advancements and Competitiveness: As technology evolves rapidly, the
mapping and navigation industry is continually innovating. Galli Maps must keep up with
the latest technological advancements to remain competitive. Failing to do so could result
in outdated services, leading to a loss of market share.
2. Data Privacy and Security Concerns: With the collection and use of user location data,
privacy concerns are a significant issue. Stricter regulations and public awareness
regarding data privacy could impact how Galli Maps collects and utilizes data, requiring
the organization to adopt robust data protection measures.
3. Changing User Preferences: User preferences for navigation tools and features can shift
over time. If Galli Maps doesn't align its offerings with evolving user demands, it might
lose users to competitors that offer more desirable features or user experiences.

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1.4 The Functions

1.4.1 Account Department
It is the part of an organization that manages its money. The business functions of the finance
department typically include planning, organizing, auditing, accounting and controlling its
company’s finances. The accounts department usually produces the company’s financial
statements. There are 2 members who look after the department's work. This department diligently
keeps a record of accomplishment of all financial transactions for references.
1.4.2 Geographic Data Collection
The mapping team is responsible for gathering geographic data from various sources, including
satellite imagery, government agencies, and user-contributed data. They ensure that the collected
data is reliable, comprehensive, and relevant to the needs of Galli Maps' users.
1.4.3 R&D Department
The R&D Department is responsible for the technical part and development of the products;
software. It is related to using IT technologies to improve and develop apps and software. There
are 6 members who look after the department and make the work effective.
1.5 The Department/Section
1.5.1 Details of activities of the department
In airlift Technology, there is CEO as the top of the Organizational structure. The CEO looks after
all the major tasks of the organization and assigns the job to the employees. He also looks after all
the employees' well-being. Then there come the 3 main leaders of the organization. These leaders
get involved with the CEO and look after the jobs and tasks and delegate the work to the various
departments. All the leaders help to enhance the level of the working environment and efficiency
by looking after all the departments.
1.5.2 Details of student’s role in the activities of the department in the company
The department where I did my internship was in the finance Department. It is a major component
of economic growth and a means of facilitating people-to-people contacts. Various tasks were
assigned to me during the internship period. Most tasks involved research and communication, and
accounting something which I often do during my studies. I was able to work under the supervision
of HR Manager, General Manager, and also the CEO and Business Consultant. I had to provide

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customer service or customer dealing while responding to phone, e-mail, and request for product
demonstration about our app Galli maps. I was also responsible for assisting the team members in
the process to track, prioritize, resolve, and incorporate into the product cycle. I was responsible
for to keep all the financial records and all the monetary activities of an organization.
1.6 Communications/Information Technology
1.6.1 Methods of communication with respect to the organization
In the organization of Galli Maps, communication is facilitated through various channels, and one
of the key methods is a dedicated group on Messenger. This Messenger group serves as an efficient
and real-time platform for team members to connect, collaborate, and exchange information.
Within this group, employees from different departments, including the mapping team, product
development, customer support, and management, can engage in discussions, share updates, and
seek assistance. The Messenger group fosters seamless communication, enabling quick decision-
making, resolving queries, and coordinating tasks effectively. Whether it's discussing mapping
projects, addressing technical challenges, or sharing market insights, the Messenger group plays a
pivotal role in promoting transparent and open communication across the organization, fostering
a cohesive and productive work environment at Galli Maps.
1.6.2 Use of technology
In order to communicate and provide support to the customers, airlift technology uses Any Desk.
And to manage and organize all the official customer data as well as for tracking the customers,
they use CRM application; Hub Spot. To track employee punctuality and regularity they use check
in and check out attendance system with the Payroll Software which can also prevent time theft
and attendance abuse and helps to log attendance accurately. Further, Airlift technology use
postman for their coding of galli maps.

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2. Chapter 2: Technical Report

2.1 Introduction (nature of your work)
As an accountant at Airlift Technology, my work revolves around overseeing and managing
various financial aspects of the company to ensure its financial health and compliance. My
responsibilities encompass a wide range of financial tasks and reporting obligations.
Firstly, I am responsible for maintaining accurate and up-to-date financial records, including
bookkeeping, ledger entries, and transaction documentation. This ensures that the company's
financial data is well-organized and readily available for analysis and reporting.
Secondly, I prepare and analyze financial statements, such as income statements, balance sheets,
and cash flow statements. These reports provide crucial insights into the company's financial
performance and help in making informed business decisions.
Additionally, I play a vital role in budgeting and forecasting processes. Collaborating with other
departments, I develop financial plans aligned with the company's strategic goals, monitoring
expenses, and providing financial insights for resource allocation.
2.2 Title of project
As an accountant, I am also involved in managing accounts payable and receivable. This includes
processing vendor invoices, overseeing payment disbursements, and ensuring timely collections
from customers.
Taxation is another significant aspect of my role. I am responsible for calculating and filing various
taxes, such as income tax, sales tax, and payroll taxes, ensuring compliance with relevant tax
regulations.
Furthermore, I contribute to the organization's financial audits, whether internal or external, to
validate the accuracy of financial data and ensure compliance with accounting standards and
regulations.
In the dynamic environment of Airlift Technology, I must stay updated with the latest accounting
principles, tax laws, and financial regulations to ensure the company's continued compliance and
financial success.

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Overall, my role as an accountant at Airlift Technology is integral to maintaining financial

stability, providing valuable financial insights, and ensuring the company's adherence to financial
best practices and regulations.
2.2.1 Task
As an accountant at Airlift Technology, one of my key responsibilities was to manage and maintain
the company's financial records efficiently. This involved uploading pictures of bills and invoices
into the Tigg application software, a dedicated financial management tool used by the organization.
By meticulously organizing and categorizing each expense receipt, I ensured that all financial
transactions were accurately recorded and easily accessible for reference and analysis. This
streamlined approach not only improved the speed and accuracy of data entry but also enhanced
the overall organization and transparency of the financial records. Keeping all files properly
recorded within the Tigg application software enabled the company to have a comprehensive and
well-structured archive of financial data, which was crucial for budgeting, financial reporting, and
compliance purposes. Through my dedicated efforts in maintaining proper records and leveraging
the capabilities of the Tigg application software, I contributed to the overall financial efficiency
and accountability of Airlift Technology.
2.2.2 Project results
As an accountant at Airlift Technology, the project results encompass a series of tangible and
intangible outcomes that contribute to the company's financial health, compliance, and strategic
decision-making. Through meticulous financial analysis, accurate record-keeping, and strategic
financial planning, I have helped maintain the company's financial stability and optimize its
resource allocation. The project results include timely and accurate financial reports, budgets, and
forecasts, which have empowered the management team to make informed decisions regarding
investments, cost reductions, and expansion strategies. Moreover, my efforts in ensuring
compliance with regulatory frameworks and tax obligations have mitigated potential legal risks
and financial penalties, promoting the company's reputation as a responsible and law-abiding
entity. Additionally, my role has fostered collaboration with other departments, enhancing cross-
functional communication and alignment of financial goals. Overall, the project results of being

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an accountant at Airlift Technology demonstrate my contribution to the organization's financial

well-being, strategic growth, and adherence to ethical financial practices.

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3. Chapter 3
3.1 Conclusions
My internship as an accountant at Airlift Technology has been an enriching journey that has
equipped me with practical insights into the world of finance and accounting. Throughout my
tenure, I gained a comprehensive understanding of financial operations within a dynamic and
innovative tech company. From handling daily transactions to preparing financial reports and
collaborating with cross-functional teams, this experience has allowed me to apply theoretical
knowledge in a real-world setting. I have honed skills in data analysis, financial management, and
communication, which are essential for a successful career in the financial sector. Moreover,
interacting with seasoned professionals and working alongside a dedicated team has provided me
with a supportive learning environment and a glimpse into the intricacies of a tech-driven business
landscape. This internship has not only enhanced my technical competencies but has also fostered
personal growth, adaptability, and a deeper appreciation for the role of finance in organizational
success. As I transition from intern to a future finance professional, I am grateful for the
opportunities Airlift Technology provided me and am confident that the lessons learned here will
serve as a strong foundation for my future endeavors in the financial world.
3.2 Recommendations
More opportunities for students to intern in their organization must be established. The intern
would also recommend the organization to continue giving internship placements to as many
students as they can because some miss this experience which is also important requirement of the
university due to the fact that they failed to get placements.
Continuous supervision of students, the intern recommends the university to carry out the continual
supervision and monitoring of the students during the internships training so as to encourage them
to perform the duties fully and accurately. This will also put a close link between the academic
supervisors so as to foster appropriate assessment of what the interns are doing in the field or what
they have been facing during placement.
The company has a policy of 6 months internship. It must be made in 3 months as the increment
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manner. If the internship period is 6 months, they will have to wait for 6 months to complete the
internship first and will take time to be eligible to be an employee in the same or different
organization and will create a waste of time. So, the company must reconsider the policy of 6
months internship period.

4. References
Bhandari, S. (2023) Navigate through the ‘Gallis’ of Kathmandu Valley with galli maps,
GadgetByte Nepal. Available at: https://www.gadgetbytenepal.com/galli-maps-to-find-
your-galli/ (Accessed: 09 August 2023).

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5. Appendices
5.1 Appendix I-Updated CV

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5.2 Appendix - II Experience letter

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5.3 Appendix – III Cover letter

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5.4 Appendix-IV Internship/Industrial Placement Report Clearance Form

This form must be given to the company supervisor for clearance. Please ensure that this form is
attached to your Report. Student’s Particulars
Name of Student: Uganta Thapa
Department: Finance Department
Student ID No: NP00646
Intake: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS
Student National ID card No/Passport No:
Company Details
Name of Company: Airlift Technology
Contact Person (Supervisor): Raj Bikram Maharjhan
Contact No: 9847337865
Internship/ Industrial Placement Report Clearance by Company
Signature Company Stamp Date

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5.5 Appendix-V Internship/ Industrial Placement Student Feedback Form

1. General Information
Student Name Uganta Thapa

Student ID No.: NP000646

Intake: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS
Student National ID No/Passport No.:
Department: Finance
Period of Placement: (Start Date and End 17/04/2023 – 19/07/2023
Date)
LBEF Supervisor
2. Feedback on Company:
Company Name: Airlift Technology (Galli Maps)
Company Address: Patandhoka, Lalitpur
Company Supervisor & Contact No/E- Raj Bikram Maharjhan & 9847337865
mail:
Department student was attached to: Finance Department
Describe briefly nature of work performed:
- Working under the supervision of the supervisor

- Cold calls, e-mails, data collection, data mining

- Helping in the accounts department with VAT Bill creation
- Making PowerPoint presentations
- Assisting the department and seniors
Was nature of work assigned challenging? Yes
If not, please elaborate:
Comment briefly on level of supervision provided: My supervisor used to give a good
check on me with asking me to update the logbooks timely and also the company excel
daily reports of what I have been doing the entire day and helping me to deal with any
issues raised. Similarly, I was guided very effectively and frequent meetings were
conducted to know about the progress and issues.

Comment briefly on level of supervision provided:

Would you recommend that we continue Yes

to assign students to this company in
future:

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Suggest ways in which you this the Internship Program offered by the company could
be improved:
- Make the internship period of 6 months

- Involve the interns with different area works

- Helping the intern achieve the career goals

Overall, how do you rate the company in Good

providing you with this training?
Allowance Paid NRs.RS 5,000

Date: ……………………………………..

Student’s Signature: ……………………………….

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5.6 Appendix- VI Industrial Placement Report Assessment Form

(To be completed by University Supervisor. Release form for the report must be provided)
1. Student Name: Uganta Thapa
2. Programme /Course: BBM (E-Bus)
3. Student ID No: NP000646
4. Intake: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS
5. Company: Airlift Technology ( Galli Maps)
6. Period of placement: 17/04/2023 – 19/07/2023
(Report in the Industrial Placement Guidelines for Academic Supervisor)
CRITERIA ALLOCATED OBTAINED
OBTAINED PERCENTAGE
1. FORMAT 10
 Acknowledgements
 Table of Contents
 List of Tables
 List of Figures
 Conclusions &
Recommendations
 Appendices
 References/ Bibliography
2. SUMMARY REPORT 10
 Nature of the work you
have performed
 On the value of your
placement in developing and
extending your professional
skills and competencies
3. BUSINESS REPORT 20
 Introduction to the business
 The Organization
 The Environment
 The Functions
 The Department/Section
Communications/Information
Technology

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 Financial Structure (only if

allowed by company)
4. TECHNICAL REPORT 60
 Introduction to the nature of
your work
 Brief – Inclusion of
complex activities/problems
 Solutions – inclusion of
fundamental principles and
concepts
 Results
5. Total 100
Other Comments:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
…………………………………..
University Supervisor’s Signature Name:
Designation:
Date:

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5.7 Appendix –VII Industrial Placement Assessment Form

Student’s name: Uganta Thapa
Award Title………………………………………………………………………….
Name of Employing Organization: Airlift Technology (Galli maps)
Name of Industrial Supervisor: Raj Bikram Maharjhan
Start Date: 17/04/2023 Finish Date: 19/07/2023
STUDENT’S PROFILE
Please rate the student’s performance using the following: A=Excellent, B=Good,
C=Satisfactory, D=Poor, U=Untested)
Rating Comments (Please fill in
comments)
Attitude to supervision
Social integration
Motivation
Perseverance
Technical knowledge
Productivity
Capacity for teamwork
Problem solving ability
Communication skills -
written
Communication skills - oral
Others (please specify)

(*Will be used only as a feedback and not for grading)

2) OVERALL GRADE
The mark awarded will used only as a feedback and not for grading. Please tick ONE box.
Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3) COMMENTS –
Signature…………………………………. Date…………………….

5.6 Appendix- VIII Industrial Placement Assessment Form

Student’s name: Uganta Thapa
Award Title…………………………………………………………………………
ASSESSMENT OF THE PLACEMENT PERIOD
The mark awarded will count towards 10% of the total for the period. Please tick ONE box.
Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

COMMENTS –
Signature…………………………………. Date…………………….

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5.7 Appendix – Ix Industrial Experience Part 2 (It001-4-3-Ie2)

Student’s name:Uganta Thapa Student’s ID:NP000646

Intake Code: NP3F2304BBM-EBUS Tutor Name:

Award Title:

COMPONENT 1: (This component contributes to 20% of the module assessment)

A portfolio of work, including a log of the details of all relevant activity during the
university arranged internship or a period equivalent to an internship of not less than 12
weeks, demonstrating the skills that have been developed and the contexts in which this
took place.
Please tick ONE box and provide comments to justify mark.

Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark
between between between between between between
0 and 4 5 and 7 8 and 10 11 and 13 14 and 16 17 and 20
Comment: (Please continue another sheet if necessary)

Signature ……………………………….. Date …...…………………..

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COMPONENT 2: (This component contributes to 40% of the module assessment)

A reflective essay considering how effectively employability skills have been developed
and the lessons learnt in relation to the value and usefulness of these skills to degree study
and subsequent employment, and modes of continuing professional development.
Please tick ONE box and provide comments to justify mark.

Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark
between between between 15 between 21 between 27 between 34
0 and 7 8 and 14 and 20 and 26 and 33 and 40
Comment: (Please continue another sheet if necessary)

Signature ……………………………….. Date …...…………………..

COMPONENT 3: (This component contributes to 30% of the module assessment)

An updated plan of action for seeking employment and continuing professional
development, including supporting documentation such as CV and letter of
application.
Please tick ONE box and provide comments to justify mark.

Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

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Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark
between between between 11 between 16 between between 26
0 and 5 6 and 10 and 15 and 20 21 and 25 and 30
Comment: (Please continue another sheet if necessary)

Signature ……………………………….. Date …...…………………..

COMPONENT 4: (This component contributes to 10% of the module assessment)
A plan for securing good quality internships for
future students. Please tick ONE box and provide
comments to justify mark
Unsatisfactory Weak Satisfactory Good Very Good Exceptional

Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark Enter a mark
between between of of between between
0 and 2 3 and 4 5 6 7 and 8 9 and 10
Comment: (Please continue another sheet if necessary)

Signature ……………………………….. Date …...…………………..

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Logbook Report

Cover Letter and CV Company Supervisor

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