Financial Analysis Internship in Pakistan
This financial analysis internship in Pakistan is a 1 to 6 month finance track, hybrid: onsite at our Rawalpindi office or fully remote, for BBA, MBA, BCom and finance students and fresh graduates who want to become financial analysts, with no prior experience needed. You read the public annual reports of companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange and build budgets and forecasts for fictional businesses in Google Sheets, with your mentor reviewing every task, and you apply by pressing Apply now and registering on the Ezitech intern portal.
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- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice Calc
- Google Docs
- Looker Studio
- PSX annual reports
- PSX data portal
Financial analysis internship applications are open all year. 1 to 6 months, hybrid: onsite in Rawalpindi or remote from anywhere, with every task reviewed. QR-verified certificate. Apply for the financial analysis internship
A number without its source is only a guess
Typing numbers into a sheet is the easy part. Tracing every figure to its page, making the balance sheet balance, writing down each assumption and saying plainly what the numbers cannot tell. That is the internship.
- 1You pick a company listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange and get a fictional business to plan for
- 2You copy the numbers with page numbers, then build ratios, budgets and forecasts in Google Sheets
- 3Your mentor reviews every task, checks that totals tie and asks where each figure came from
- 4You hand over sheets with the summary first and every formula written out in words
Finance basics and the three financial statements are covered in weeks 1 to 2. You do not need finance experience, and this is academic analysis, never investment advice.
# Week 7: budget against actual, a fictional pharmacy chain, quarter 1 driver : prescriptions filled per day revenue : budget 18,400, actual 16,950, adverse 7.9% volume : -1,610 fewer prescriptions than planned rate : +160 a slightly higher average order rent : on budget, variance 0 delivery : adverse 22%, one cost running ahead of plan check : months add up to the quarter, difference 0 action : review rider routes before the next month # every number made up, in the reporting currency
What you will be able to do after this financial analysis internship
Reading financial statements
The income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement, and how the three link together.
Spreadsheet skills for finance
Formulas, lookups, pivot tables and charts in Google Sheets and LibreOffice Calc.
Ratio analysis
Profitability, liquidity, efficiency and debt ratios, and what each one says about a company.
Trend and peer comparison
Common-size statements, year on year changes and a fair comparison with sector peers.
Budgeting and variance
A driver-based monthly budget, and clear reasons why actual results differ from it.
Forecasting
A three year forecast with base, low and high cases built from written assumptions.
Valuation basics
NPV, IRR and a simple DCF model, for learning only and never as investment advice.
Reporting to management
A short report and a Looker Studio dashboard that a manager who is not an accountant can act on.
The financial analysis internship plan, 3-month version
Four phases. Each one ends in a deliverable that is reviewed and graded before the next opens.
Finance basics and the statements
Where company numbers come from.
- What a financial analyst does, and how a business earns and spends
- The income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement
- Finding the statements in a PSX listed company’s annual report
- Copying every figure with its page number, plus a balance check
A walkthrough of one listed company’s three statements, with a check that shows zero difference.
Spreadsheets and ratios
Turn a long report into numbers people can compare.
- Formulas, lookups, pivot tables and charts in Google Sheets
- Profit margins, return on equity and return on assets
- Liquidity, efficiency and debt ratios
- Writing what each ratio says, with no buy or sell view
A ratio analysis report for two years, with every formula written out in a Notes tab.
Peers, budgets and forecasts
Compare fairly, then plan the numbers.
- Common-size statements and year on year changes
- Comparing a company with its sector peers
- A driver-based budget for a fictional business, and its variances
- A three year forecast with base, low and high cases
A peer comparison of three companies, a budget and variance report and a three year forecast model.
Valuation basics and reporting
Explain what the numbers mean to a manager.
- NPV, IRR and a simple DCF model, for learning only
- What the notes in a real annual report reveal
- A management report and a Looker Studio dashboard
- Final project, mock interview and help with your CV and LinkedIn
A complete financial analysis pack: statements, ratios, peer comparison, budget variance and a forecast, written up for a manager.
Every intern hands over an analysis pack a manager could read
You bring statements, ratios, a peer comparison, a budget variance and a forecast together into one pack, written in plain words for a manager, with every number traced to its source and every model checked to zero difference.
- Statements and ratios with page references
- A peer comparison, a budget variance and a forecast
- A short management report and a dashboard







What the financial analysis internship includes
Three things that make this different from a course you watch on a screen.
Client-style projects
You work on projects written for realistic client companies, with deadlines and revision rounds, not recycled practice exercises.
A mentor, not a playlist
Every piece of work is reviewed against written criteria, you can ask your mentor at any time, and other interns are around you to build with.
Portfolio and verified certificate
You finish with work you are allowed to show and a QR-verified certificate that states your track and dates.
Verified certificate
Issued by Ezitech Institute and verifiable by employers.
Verified certificate
A QR code lets anyone confirm your track and dates online.
An analysis pack
Statements, ratios, peer comparison, budget variance and a forecast, written up for a manager.
Interview preparation
CV rewrite, portfolio case study and a technical mock interview.
A portfolio you can show
Every accepted task appears on your public Ezitech profile, under the project it belongs to.
Confidence in review
Month after month of explaining and defending your own work in reviews.
Built for you if
- You are a BBA, MBA, BCom or finance student or fresh graduate
- You like numbers and want to know what they say about a business
- You want to become a financial analyst, finance assistant or budget assistant
- You need an internship or a final-year project with real financial models
Not a fit if
- You want a certificate without doing the work
- You cannot work on it most days for the months you choose
- You want share tips or trading calls rather than analysis
- You want to skip review and work alone
Financial analysis internship: questions people ask
Everything applicants email us about, answered before you apply.
What does a financial analyst intern do at Ezitech?
Do I need a finance background for the financial analysis internship?
Do I work with real company data?
How is this different from the accounting internship?
Which tools does the financial analysis internship use, and are they free?
Can I do the financial analysis internship remotely?
Is there a fee, and is the internship paid?
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