A BBA student at Valley State College building a record in Nepal's capital markets — three years reading the tape, an internship on a brokerage floor, published research on macroeconomic indicators and NEPSE, and a growing shelf of national-level recognitions.
A finance-minded student who learns markets by working inside them, not just studying them.
I'm a BBA student at Valley State College (affiliated to Pokhara University) with over three years of personal experience following the stock market. I completed a three-month internship at Sani Securities Pvt. Ltd. (Stock Broker No. 42, licensed by SEBON), where I assisted in trade execution, analyzed NEPSE trends, and supported portfolio tracking for clients.
My academic work centers on how global macroeconomic forces move the Nepal Stock Exchange — a research paper on this topic has been presented at an international conference in Indore, India, and published in the Himalayan Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (HJMR).
Beyond the numbers, I take on leadership and mentoring roles: training peers on share-market basics, coordinating college events, and most recently serving as Event Manager for a Parliamentary Simulation of a Budget Speech and Q&A session — while also stepping into the debate itself as the role-played leader of a parliamentary party.
Trading floors, mentoring sessions, research desks, and event floors.
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Two published pieces on markets, macroeconomics, and the internship that started it.
From secondary school to a BBA focused on capital markets.
What I bring to a trading floor, a classroom, or an event committee.