ABSTRACT

This case study entitled A Case Study on Mobile Communication Technology on Field Visit to Nepal Telecommunication Company Limited is carried out in three phases. In the first phase, we went to the organization with the college letter requesting the permission for the case study. We all members went first to Nepal Telecom Training Center which is situated in Babarmahal. There we clearly observed the negligence of the top level to the technical students. The formal procedure, according to them would take about one month and we had to bring the letter from the central office Bhadrakali. So we all decided to directly go to Bhadrakali, and then acquire sufficient information informally from the well-known staffs. In the second phase of the visit of the organization we went with our query list and decided to distribute the concerned personnel to fill that up. But again this time also, the personnel seemed quite busy and filling by one or two people was not sufficient for data collection interpretation, analyzing and drawing a convincing conclusion. Hence we decided to pick up one staff, representing the manpower managing branch, luckily we got Mr.Prakash Sigdel to help us. In the third phase, we obtained the information and data necessary for our case study from NTCL, net and from the office personnel. We technically observed the CDMA control rooms, trunk stations and other general workings. Then we finally came with this case study. In our case study, first we have included our introduction section in chapter one where we have provided the introductory profile of NTCL and the Mobile communication System. Then chapter two deals with the organizational structure of NTCL , management models , office personnel management , different departments and their coordination, finally summary of the services offered by the NTCL. In the third chapter, we have described some models of communication system around the world, communication system history of NTCL and models, the future trends and analytical study of backbone of NTCL and so on. Finally, the fourth chapter points out the limitations of NTCL, improvements and suggestions forwarded to the organization. Concluding, we can say that we have tried best to prepare good report. However some error might have been still crept in. The availability of information may be limited and our capture range is also naturally limited and the internal affairs of NTCL couldnt be brought that accounts for strategy leak. We hope that most data are accurate but we cant guarantee other for than educational purposes.