VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

JNANA SANGAMA BELAGAVI-590018

AN INTERNSHIP REPORT
ON

“OLA DATA ANALYSIS”

Submitted in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Award of Degree of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

IN

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Submitted by
VINAYAKA ASHOKA HITTALAMANI USN: 2GB21CS030

Under The Guidance of

Mr. GOPALA

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE HUVINA HADAGALI
VIJAYANAGARA (DT)-583219
 GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HUVINA HADAGALI-583219
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Internship work entitled “OLA DATA ANALYSIS” is a
bonafide work carried out by VINAYAKA ASHOKA HITTALAMANI(2GB21CS030) in
partial fulfilment for the award of Bachelor of Engineering in “Computer Science And
Engineering” of the Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi during the year 2024-
2025. It is certified that all corrections/suggestions indicated for Internal Assessment have been
incorporated in the report deposited in the Departmental library. The Internship report has been
approved as it satisfies the academic requirements in respect of Internship Work prescribed
for the B.E Degree.

Mr. GOPALA Dr. ARUN K V

Guide and Asst.Professor, & H O D Principal

CSE Dept G E C Hadagali

G E C Hadagali

External Viva-Voce

Name of the Examiners Signature with Date

1.

2. ______
 DECLARATION
I, VINAYAKA ASHOKA HITTALAMANI (2GB21CS030), a student of 8th Semester B.E.
in Computer Science and Engineering at Government Engineering College, Huvina
Hadagali, here by declare that the internship work entitled “OLA DATA ANALYSIS”,
submitted to Visvesvaraya Technological University during the academic year 2024–2025,
is a record of original work carried out by me.

This internship was undertaken at Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP, under the
supervision of the organizational mentor, and the academic guidance of Mr. Gopala, Assistant
Professor & Head of the Department, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Government Engineering College, Huvina Hadagali.

The work presented in this report is a true representation of the tasks and learning outcomes
achieved during the 15-week internship program at the company. This report is submitted in
partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Engineering
in Computer Science and Engineering.

I further declare that the results embodied in this internship work have not been submitted to
any other university or institution for the award of any degree or diploma.

Place:-Huvina Hadagali 1. VINAYAKA ASHOKA HITTALAMANI (2GB21CS030)

Date:-
 ABSTRACT
This report presents the work carried out during a 15-week internship at Harshith Data
Science and IT Solutions LLP, where I served as a Data Analyst Intern. The internship
aimed to bridge academic learning with industry practices through hands-on experience in
data processing, analysis, and visualization.

The core project undertaken during the internship was titled “Ola Data Analysis”, which
involved extracting insights from ride-sharing service data to support business decisions.
The primary tools used in this project included Python, Excel, SQL, and Power BI. The
responsibilities ranged from cleaning raw datasets, conducting exploratory data analysis
(EDA), writing efficient SQL queries, to building interactive dashboards that visually
communicate key performance indicators (KPIs) such as ride trends, revenue
breakdowns, city-wise performance, and customer behaviour.

In addition to technical development, the internship provided exposure to working in a

professional environment under deadlines, adhering to industry standards, and presenting
findings to stakeholders. The report documents weekly progress, skills acquired,
challenges encountered, and the final outcomes of the project.

The internship significantly enhanced my analytical thinking, technical skills, and

understanding of business intelligence workflows. The experience has prepared me to
take on more complex data challenges and contribute meaningfully in the field of data
analytics.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am pleased to present this internship report titled “Ola Data Analysis ”, completed as
part of my 15-week internship at Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP. I take
this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who supported me, directly
or indirectly, in the successful completion of this internship.

First and foremost, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to my academic guide,
Mr. Gopala, Professor & Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Government Engineering College, Huvina Hadagali, for his valuable guidance,
encouragement, and continuous support throughout the internship period and report
preparation.

I extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Arun K V, Principal, Government Engineering

College, Huvina Hadagali, for providing the necessary support and an environment that
fosters academic and professional growth.

I am deeply grateful to Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP for offering me
this internship opportunity. I would especially like to thank my mentor and the entire data
analytics team at the organization for their valuable insights, feedback, and
encouragement throughout the training period.

I also thank the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for equipping me
with the foundational knowledge and technical skills that enabled me to understand and
contribute to the practical aspects of the internship.

Finally, I extend my sincere thanks to all the respected faculty members of the
department, whose guidance, motivation, and critical feedback have helped me to
maintain clarity and quality throughout this internship report.

1. VINAYAKA ASHOKA HITTALAMANI (2GB21CS030)

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 Table of Contents Page
Abstract…………………………………………………………………………………..i

Acknowledgement..…...…………………………………………………………..……..ii

Table of Contents…...…………………………….……………………..........................iii

List of Figures….………………………………….……………………..........................iv

Chapter 1: About the Company

1.1 Introduction………………………………..…………...............................01
1.2 Services………....……………………………………………………...…01

Chapter 2: Work Responsibilities

2.1 Work Responsibilities……..…………………………………..…...…….03

Chapter 3: Work Details …………………………………………………05

Chapter 4: Project Implementation and Result

4.1 Overview………….……………………………………………..………...10

4.2 System Architecture…..………………………………………..………….11

4.3 Segregation of views….….…………………………………...…………...11

4.4 Overall……….………….………………………………………………...12

4.5 Vehicle Type………….………………………………….…………..…...13

4.6 Revenue………….………………………………….………….................14

4.7 Cancellation………….………………………………….………………..15

4.8 Ratings………….………………………………….…………..................16

Chapter 5: Skills Learned During The Training……………………….17

Conclusion…………………………………………….…….……………….................19

Bibliography….………………………………………….…………………......................

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Figure number Figure Name

Figure 1 Company Logo 02

Figure 2 System Architecture 11

Figure 3 Overall Page 12

Vehicle Type Page

Figure 4 13

Revenue Page
Figure 5 10

Cancellation Page
Figure 6 13

Ratings Page
Figure 7 14

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CHAPTER-1
ABOUT THE COMPANY
1.1 Introduction
Company Name: Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP
Address: House No: 144/E-2/1, 19th Ward, Vijayanagara Extension,
Huvinahadagali,Vijayanagara-583219(Dist),Karnataka India
Website: https://www.harshithitsolutions.com/

Contact Details:

• Manager:

Name: Siddesha H K

Contact No : 9448921452

Mail ID : [email protected]

We are a forward-thinking IT start-up passionate about transforming ideas into reality

through technology. Our mission is to deliver innovative, reliable, and scalable solutions
that empower businesses to stay ahead in the digital era.

With a team of skilled professionals specializing in software development, cloud solutions,

and IT consulting, we combine creativity and technical expertise to solve complex
challenges.

Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP is a fast-growing technology firm specializing
in data science, machine learning, and custom IT solutions. The company offers end-to-end
services in data analytics, AI-driven automation, business intelligence, and application
development for clients across various industries.

1.2 Services
1 Data Analytics

Transform raw data into actionable insights with our cutting-edge data analytics solutions.
We empower Businesses to make data-driven decisions by uncovering patterns, trends, and

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opportunities hidden within their data. From predictive modelling and real-time reporting
to custom dashboards and advanced visualizations, we help you optimize performance,
improve efficiency, and achieve measurable results.

2 Artificial Intelligence

Leverage the limitless potential of Artificial Intelligence to transform how you work, create
and grow. Our AI Solutions harness advanced algorithms and machine learning to automate
processes

3 Robotics : Redefining Possibilities Through Automation

Step into the future with innovative robotics solutions designed to transform industries and
enhance human potential. From precision-driven manufacturing robots to intelligent
service bots, we build systems that automate tasks, improve efficiency, and expand
capabilities.

Discover the synergy between humans and machines-creating a smarter, more connected
world with robotics.

4 Software Development Services

Transform Your Ideas into Cutting-Edge Solutions, We specialize in crafting innovative,

scalable, and tailored software solutions that drive business success. Whether you’re a start-
up looking to bring your vision to life or an enterprise aiming to optimize processes, our
expert team is here to help you achieve your goals .

FIGURE 1 | Company Logo.

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CHAPTER-2
WORK RESPONSIBILITIES
2.1 Work Responsibilities
During my internship at Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP, I was entrusted
with a wide range of responsibilities aligned with the typical tasks handled by a Data
Analyst. These responsibilities were aimed at giving me practical exposure to data-driven
decision-making and the tools used in industry settings. The major responsibilities assigned
to me are described in detail below:

1. Data Collection and Integration

One of the first responsibilities I undertook was assisting in collecting, compiling, and
integrating data from various sources such as internal databases, CSV files, Excel
spreadsheets, and APIs. This helped me understand the significance of gathering consistent
and reliable data before beginning any analysis.

• Extracted data using SQL queries and Python scripts.

• Merged data from multiple sources to create a unified dataset.

2. Data Cleaning and Pre-processing

Raw data often contains inconsistencies, missing values, duplicates, and formatting issues.
I was tasked with preparing the data for analysis by cleaning and pre-processing it. This
involved:

• Handling missing values using techniques like imputation and deletion.

• Removing duplicate records.
• Normalizing and transforming data types.
• Encoding categorical variables where needed.
• Using Python libraries such as Pandas and NumPy for data manipulation.

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3. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

Exploratory Data Analysis is a critical phase in understanding data. I carried out EDA using
visual and statistical methods to identify trends, patterns, correlations, and anomalies in the
dataset.

• Utilized Matplotlib, Seaborn for visualizations.

• Generated histograms, scatter plots, box plots, and correlation heatmaps.

4. Data Visualization and Dashboard Development

Another key responsibility was to develop meaningful dashboards that presented insights
in an intuitive and accessible manner for non-technical stakeholders. I used visualization
tools to convert raw data into visually appealing charts and graphs.

• Created interactive dashboards using Power BI.

• Designed visual components like pie charts, bar graphs, KPIs, and slicers.

5. Report Generation and Presentation

I was responsible for summarizing the analytical findings into clear, actionable reports.
These reports were reviewed during internal meetings and helped the team in decision-
making.

• Automated weekly insights reports using Word.

• Compiled PowerPoint presentations for internal stakeholders.
• Participated in meetings to present key findings and suggestions.

6. Team Collaboration and Communication

I worked under the supervision of a senior data analyst and regularly interacted with team
members including developers, business analysts, and the project manager. This helped me
enhance my communication, teamwork, and task management skills.

• Attended daily stand-up meetings.

• Participated in brainstorming sessions and sprint planning.

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CHAPTER-3
WORK DETAILS
This chapter outlines a comprehensive, week-by-week breakdown of my 15-week
internship journey at Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP. The tasks performed
covered various stages of the data analysis pipeline, including data collection, pre-
processing, exploration, visualization, automation, and reporting. Each phase contributed
significantly to my learning and professional development.

Week 1: Orientation and Environment Setup

• Participated in induction sessions to understand company structure and project

workflows.
• Set up local development environment with Python, Jupyter Notebook, Power BI,
and SQL Workbench.
• Got access to training datasets and internal documentation.

Week 2: Understanding Business Data

• Explored datasets related to sales, customer transactions, and operations.

• Studied KPIs tracked by the organization and their relevance to decision-making.
• Shadowed a senior analyst to observe how raw data supports business strategy.

Week 3: Data Collection and Integration

• Pulled data from MySQL and Excel-based sources.

• Merged multi-source datasets using joins and unions.
• Handled inconsistencies in date formats and encoding issues.

Week 4: Data Cleaning and Pre-processing

• Applied pre-processing techniques using Pandas and NumPy

• Created functions to standardize pre-processing across datasets.
• Maintained a pre-processing log for reproducibility.

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Week 5: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

• Conducted univariate and bivariate analysis.

• Used descriptive statistics to understand distributions.
• Plotted histograms, boxplots, and scatterplots to identify patterns.

Week 6: SQL Basics

• Learned Basics of SQL

• SQL is a standard language for storing, manipulating and retrieving data in
databases.

Week 7: SQL for Data Extraction

• Wrote complex SQL queries to extract specific reports and aggregated summaries.
• Joined tables to derive customer-level insights from transaction data.
• Scheduled queries for weekly performance dashboards.

Week 8: Dashboard Development – Power BI (Phase I)

• Designed layout for sales and performance dashboards.

• Built charts for sales trends, product performance, and regional metrics.
• Integrated slicers for time-based and category-based filtering.

Week 9: Dashboard Development – Power BI (Phase II)

• Used DAX formulas to calculate KPIs like:

o YOY growth.
o Profit margins.
• Added bookmarks and drill-through pages for enhanced interactivity.
• Published dashboards to Power BI service for stakeholder access.

Week 10: Final Project Development

• Initiated a mini-project titled "Ola Data Analysis":

• Presented a mid-project update to the mentor for feedback.

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Week 11: Project Planning and Data Exploration

• Received a cleaned and anonymized dataset containing information such as:

o Ride ID, Customer ID, Driver ID, Pickup & Drop Locations, Ride Date &
Time, Fare, Rating.
• Defined KPIs for analysis:
o Total Rides, Average Fare, Customer Retention Rate, Driver Ratings, Ride
Cancellations.
• Performed exploratory data analysis (EDA) to:
o Identify peak usage hours.
o Analyse top pickup/drop locations.
o Study ride duration patterns.
• Created derived features such as ride duration, ride type (short/medium/long), and
fare per km.

Week 12: Dashboard Design and Development

• Used Power BI to create an interactive dashboard:

• Applied DAX formulas for dynamic metrics and filtering.
• Integrated slicers to filter data by:
o Ride Status (Completed, Cancelled)
o Customer Tier

Week 13: Project Review and Presentation

• Compiled a final report including:

o Objective, methodology, insights, and screenshots of the dashboard.
• Delivered a presentation to my mentor and team.
• Highlighted key business insights such as:
o Weekends had the highest ride volume.
o Frequent cancellations occurred during peak hours.
o Loyalty discounts influenced ride frequency for repeat customers.
• Received feedback and suggestions for additional KPIs like:
o Customer churn prediction.
o Driver efficiency metrics.

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Week 14: Certification and Internship Closure

In the final week of the internship, I completed all assigned tasks and submitted the final
documentation, including the project report titled “Ola Data Analysis ” and the Power BI
dashboard developed during the previous weeks.

Key activities during this week included:

• Submission of Final Deliverables:

o Project report (documented in a formal format).
o Power BI dashboard file and a short user guide.
o All source code scripts used for data cleaning, analysis, and automation.
• Final Review Meeting:
o Presented the final dashboard and insights to my mentor and the data
analytics team.
o Received feedback on the strengths of the project (clarity, interactivity, and
insightful KPIs).
o Suggestions were given for integrating customer feedback data into future
iterations.
• Feedback & Evaluation:
o The mentor provided a positive evaluation on my:
▪ Technical knowledge in Python, SQL, and Power BI.
▪ Ability to handle real-world datasets independently.
▪ Communication skills and presentation delivery.
o I was encouraged to explore further areas such as predictive analytics and
cloud-based data tools (e.g., Azure Data Studio).
• Issuance of Internship Certificate:
o Upon successful completion of all tasks and project work, I was awarded
the Internship Completion Certificate by Harshith Data Science and IT
Solutions LLP.
o The certificate formally recognized my role as a Data Analyst Intern and
my contributions to the analytics projects during the 15-week internship
period.

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Week 15: Final Improvements, Report Submission & Wrap-Up

In the final and extended week of the internship, additional refinements were made based
on mentor feedback from the project presentation and review meeting in Week 14. This
week was focused on quality assurance and preparing the final submission package.

Key Activities:

• Dashboard Refinements:
o Incorporated additional filters and visual enhancements into the Power BI
dashboard (e.g., monthly trends, city-wise breakdown).
o Improved layout readability and mobile responsiveness.
• Final Documentation:
o Polished the project documentation including proper formatting, addition of
figures, and consistency checks.
o Compiled all weekly logs, code scripts, and user manuals into a single final
report folder.
• Mentor Review & Feedback Acknowledgment:
o Submitted the complete project files to the mentor for final approval.
o Acknowledged all feedback received throughout the internship and
documented the learnings for future reference.
• Final Submission to College:
o Submitted the internship report (with title page, certificate,
acknowledgment, chapters, and appendices) to the academic guide/faculty
coordinator.
o Ensured all components (including signed work diary and certificates) were
complete and formatted as per college guidelines.

Tools Used

• Power BI: Dashboard creation and interactivity.

• Python (Pandas, Seaborn): Data pre-processing and EDA.
• Excel: Data validation and manual calculations.
• SQL: Data querying and filtering prior to import.

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CHAPTER-4

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION AND RESULT

4.1 Overview
The Ola Power BI Dashboard helped analyse and optimize various aspects of Ola’s
business operations. My contributions included:
Data Collection & Cleaning:
• Extracted ride data from Microsoft Excel and cleaned it using Power Query and
Python.

• Dealt with missing values, duplicate entries, and inconsistent formats.

Data Analysis & Insights:

• Implemented DAX measures to calculate revenue, ride counts, driver ratings, and
customer retention rates.

• Identified peak booking times and areas with the highest ride demand.

• Analysed ride status trends, vehicle performance, and cancellation reasons.

• Compared customer and driver ratings to assess service quality.

Dashboard Development:
• Designed interactive Power BI dashboards with KPIs, graphs, and geo-spatial maps.

• Created filters to allow users to explore data by city, time, and ride type.

• Ensured real-time data refresh to keep insights up to date.

• Visualized top customers, ride distance patterns, and revenue trends.

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4.2 System Architecture

FIGURE 2 | System Architecture.

4.3 Segregation of the views:

1. Overall
- Ride Volume Over Time
- Booking Status Breakdown
2. Vehicle Type
- Top 5 Vehicle Types by Ride Distance
3. Revenue
- Revenue by Payment Method
- Top 5 Customers by Total Booking Value
- Ride Distance Distribution Per Day
4. Cancellation
- Cancelled Rides Reasons (Customer)
- cancelled Rides Reasons(Drivers)
5. Ratings
- Driver Ratings
- Customer Ratings

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4.4 Overall

FIGURE 3 | Overall Page.

Sidebar Navigation Features

• Overall: Displays high-level metrics and summaries.

• Vehicle Type: Expected to show booking distribution by car types (e.g., Mini,
Prime).

• Revenue: Likely provides detailed income analysis across different categories.

• Cancellation: Offers a focused look into reasons and patterns of ride cancellations.

• Ratings: Presumably gives customer satisfaction insights and feedback trends.

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4.5 Vehicle Type:

FIGURE 4 | Vehicle Type Page.

• The Vehicle Type section provides insights into booking value, success rates, and
distance metrics across various types of vehicles used on the OLA platform

• Each vehicle type generated ₹1.6M in total booking value.

• Prime Sedan had the highest success booking value (₹1.06M), followed by Auto
and E-Bike.

• Bike recorded the highest average distance (25.70 km) and total distance (48K km).

• Auto had the lowest average distance (10 km) and lowest total distance (18K km),
indicating its use for short trips.

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4.6 Revenue:

FIGURE 5 | Revenue Page.

Revenue Analysis:
• Cash is the top payment method, followed by UPI.

• Credit/Debit cards have very low usage.

• Top 5 customers contributed ₹17,010 in total bookings.

• Daily ride distance stays steady between 9K–11K km.

• Small peak in ride activity seen around July 21, 2024.

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4.7 Cancellation:

FIGURE 6 | Cancellation Page.

• Total Bookings: Out of 20,407 bookings, 5,735 were cancelled and 12,652 were
successful.

• Top Customer Reason: Most customer cancellations (29.31%) were due to the
driver not moving toward the pickup location.

• Other Customer Issues: Cancellations also occurred due to driver requests, change
of plans, and non-working AC.

• Top Driver Reason: Drivers mainly cancelled rides due to personal and vehicle-
related issues (34.56%).

• Health & Capacity Concerns: Drivers also cancelled rides for reasons like sick
passengers and overcrowding.

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4.8 Ratings:

FIGURE 7 | Ratings Page.

• Highest Driver Rating: "Prime Plus" received the highest driver rating of 4.01.

• Consistent Driver Ratings: Most vehicle types have driver ratings close to 4.00,
showing consistent service.

• Top Customer Rating: Customers rated "Mini" the highest with a score of 4.02.

• Customer Satisfaction: "Prime Plus" and "Auto" also performed well with 4.00
customer ratings.

• Lowest Ratings: "Prime SUV", "Bike", and "E-Bike" received the lowest customer
ratings of 3.98.

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CHAPTER-5

SKILLS LERANED DURING THE TRAINING

During my 15-week internship as a Data Analyst Intern at Harshith Data Science and IT
Solutions LLP, I had the opportunity to work on real-world datasets, engage in insightful
projects, and build dashboards that catered to business needs. This hands-on experience
significantly enhanced both my technical and professional skill sets. Below is a
breakdown of the key skills I acquired and improved throughout the internship:

1. Data Analysis & Exploration

• Conducted Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) using Python libraries such as

Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, and Seaborn.
• Learned how to:
o Clean and pre-process large datasets.
o Derive meaningful statistics and visualize patterns.
o Interpret trends from numerical and categorical data.

2. Power BI and Dashboard Development

• Gained expertise in Power BI for building interactive dashboards and visual

reports.
• Skills developed:
o Connecting Power BI to various data sources (Excel, SQL).
o Designing intuitive layouts using charts, slicers, and maps.
o Writing DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) for dynamic KPIs.
o Publishing and sharing dashboards for stakeholder review.

3. SQL for Data Extraction

• Improved my ability to write optimized SQL queries for data extraction and
reporting.
• Worked with Joins, Aggregations, Subqueries, and Views to handle real-time data
from multiple relational tables.

4. Data Cleaning & Pre-processing

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• Applied Python functions to handle:

o Missing values and outliers.
o String and datetime formatting.
o Standardization and normalization techniques.
• Created reusable scripts for consistent pre-processing tasks across multiple datasets.

5. Business Intelligence & Communication

• Understood how to translate technical data analysis into business insights.

• Prepared visual and written summaries to present findings effectively.
• Delivered project presentations and participated in team discussions, improving my
communication and collaboration skills.

6. Time Management & Professionalism

• Learned to plan and prioritize tasks under deadlines.

• Maintained detailed documentation of tasks and project milestones.
• Attended review meetings regularly and incorporated feedback to improve
deliverables.

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. CONCLUSION

The 15-week internship at Harshith Data Science and IT Solutions LLP as a Data
Analyst Intern has been an invaluable learning experience that bridged theoretical
knowledge from my coursework with practical, industry-standard workflows. Key
takeaways include:

1. End-to-End Data Workflow Mastery

o I gained hands-on experience across the full data pipeline: from extracting
and cleaning diverse datasets, through exploratory analysis and feature
engineering, to building interactive dashboards and automating recurring
reports.
o The “Data Analysis of Ola Dashboard” capstone project consolidated these
learnings into a tangible deliverable, reinforcing best practices in
reproducibility, documentation, and stakeholder communication.
2. Technical Skill Enhancement
o I significantly improved my proficiency with Python (Pandas, NumPy,
scikit-learn), SQL, and Power BI, translating raw data into actionable
business insights.
o Exposure to basic predictive modeling introduced me to machine learning
concepts, laying the groundwork for more advanced analytics in future
roles.
3. Business Acumen and Communication
o Regular presentations and written reports honed my ability to translate
technical findings into clear, data-driven recommendations for
non-technical stakeholders.
o Collaborative teamwork and feedback loops with mentors and peers
sharpened my professional communication and project-management skills.
4. Professional Growth
o Working within agile sprints and attending daily stand-ups taught me how
to plan, prioritize, and adapt under real-world time constraints.
o The positive feedback and formal evaluation from my mentor affirmed my
readiness to contribute effectively to data-driven projects in a corporate
environment.

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 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Technical Documentation & Tools

1. Python Documentation – https://docs.python.org/

2. Pandas Library – https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/
3. NumPy Documentation – https://numpy.org/doc/
4. SQL Reference (W3Schools) – https://www.w3schools.com/sql/
5. Power BI Documentation – https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/
6. DAX Language Reference (Power BI) – https://dax.guide/