Informatics College Pokhara delivers London Metropolitan University degrees, so ICP coursework is assessed against London Met's learning outcomes and grade descriptors — the same criteria applied to students sitting in London.
Assignment Byte works to those criteria across ICP's computing and BBA pathways, and everything runs remotely, so being in Pokhara rather than a capital city changes nothing about the support you get.
Every assignment ships with a similarity report and an AI-writing indicator read, so you can see exactly what a marker would see before you submit — not after.
Assignment Byte is an independent academic support service, not Turnitin, iThenticate or any university's own integrity office, and we do not control how a receiving institution reads either report. Read more on how similarity checks work, what an AI-writing indicator actually measures, and your institution's academic integrity policy before you submit anything.
Informatics College Pokhara delivers London Metropolitan University awards, so assessment is governed by London Met module specifications and UK grade descriptors rather than by a local standard. The descriptors reward analysis, evaluation and independent argument, and comprehensive description alone will not reach the upper bands.
Module handbooks state the learning outcomes each assessment maps to, and checking a draft against every outcome is the fastest way to find what a marker will say is missing.
Send the brief and the grading grid together. Writing directly to published criteria is more effective than adding material, and it is the step most students leave out.
BSc Computing submissions are assessed on the artefact and its documentation together. Code quality, testing evidence, version history and a README explaining setup all carry marks independently of whether the program produces the right output.
BBA pathways in international business, accounting and finance, and marketing each expect their own analytical conventions — market entry reasoning, correctly ordered financial workings, or segmentation that produces targetable segments — rather than a generic business essay.
Where financial or quantitative work is submitted as a spreadsheet, the model is opened and marked: inputs separated from calculations, formulas consistent across rows, and no typed numbers where a reference belongs.
Final-year projects follow UK dissertation structure, and the evaluation chapter — measuring the finished work against the objectives set at the start — is usually the highest-weighted section and the one most often compressed into a page.
Harvard referencing to London Met's own guide applies, and the institutional variant governs over any generic version.
London Met applies academic integrity procedures to its transnational provision as it does on campus. Every draft we deliver includes a Turnitin originality report, and we write drafts to work from rather than submitting work for you.
Yes. ICP degrees are awarded by London Met, so we build against the London Met learning outcomes and grade descriptors on your assessment brief.
No. Briefs come in and drafts go out digitally, so ICP students get the same deadlines and the same revision process as anyone else.
Yes — financial analysis, ratios, valuation and investment appraisal, with the computations set out rather than just the answers.
We do, from proposal through implementation, testing and the written evaluation.