BCA graduate who keeps desktops, networks and users running — from Active Directory group policy to a stripped-down motherboard on the bench. I like problems that have a root cause and a fix, in that order.
A short system read-out on how I work and what I bring to a service desk or infrastructure team.
I'm a Bachelor of Computer Application graduate (Pokhara University, 2022–2026) with hands-on internship experience across hardware & networking and web development. I've spent time on both sides of IT: fixing what's broken on the desktop, and building what runs behind it.
My core strength is diagnostics — tracing a fault from symptom to component, whether that's a failing hard disk, a misbehaving DHCP lease, or a printer that's dropped off the domain. I'm equally comfortable inside Active Directory as I am inside a PC case.
I'm looking for an entry-level IT Support role where I can apply this foundation, learn how enterprise environments are actually run, and grow toward systems administration and networking.
Chronological record of internships and hands-on roles, most recent first.
Grouped by function — the same way I'd triage an actual support ticket.
Self-directed labs used to pressure-test the skills above, plus academic coursework.
Deployed a self-hosted Windows Server 2022 environment to configure Active Directory, provision user/group objects, and rehearse domain-level administration.
Full builds from bare components, plus simulated-fault troubleshooting drills to sharpen diagnostic speed and accuracy on real hardware.
Configured LAN topologies and remote-access sessions over RDP to practice end-to-end remote troubleshooting workflows.
Designed and built a native Android application, covering app logic, UI screens and backend data handling.
Built a server-rendered web application using PHP Laravel, covering routing, database models and page templating.
Pokhara University
Oxford Secondary School · Computer & Mathematics
Open to entry-level IT Support, Desktop Support and Networking roles. Based in Nawalpur, Nepal — available for on-site or remote-first teams.