Internships

The National Informatics Centre (NIC), which falls under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, has rolled out applications under the Digital India Internship Scheme for the Summer 2025 batch. The internship has been initiated to provide real work experience to Indian students. Here, the students work under the guidance of a qualified and experienced mentor.

This internship shall be for a period of minimum two months extendable up to three months as per good performance and needs. The internship will be conducted at NIC headquarters at New Delhi and state centers. 20 students will be given selection from all over the country which will entirely be on the basis of merit.

Where would you have a chance to work

In this internship, you will have a chance to work on numerous technical fields like blockchain technology, cloud computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, data analytics, cyber security, mobile application development, web development, quantum computing, Internet of Things, UI/UX designing and many more. Students will have an opportunity to experience these areas practically.

Who can apply

Students who are pursuing a recognized Indian university and have obtained a minimum of 60 percent marks in their last degree or exam. Students of technical courses such as BE/BTech, ME/MTech, MCA, or MSc (Computer Science or IT) can apply under this internship. Students in their final semester or graduating in 2025 will not be considered for this internship.

Application process and documents

The students can apply on the online platform dii.nic.in up to 30 April 2025. The student will also have to submit along with the application the institute's recommendation letter, mark sheet of previous exam and degree certificate, a short statement of purpose by himself (100-250 words), two areas of interest and the formula for calculating CGPA to percentage, attested by the institution.

The students will be chosen by the concerned departments and if required, online or personal interview can also be conducted.

Why do this internship?

The Digital India Internship Scheme is a wonderful chance to make students independent in the technical sector. This internship will not only assist in providing direction to your career but will also provide you with a strong foundation for your experience in securing a job. If you are passionate about the sector of technology and wish to learn something new, then this internship can be a good chance for you.

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The National Informatics Centre (NIC) called for applications for the Digital India Internship Scheme 2025, providing young students from across India with a chance to develop experiential skills in cutting-edge digital technologies and work towards high-impact national programs.

Internship will assist the Digital India initiative by engaging the students on real, practical IT projects in areas of Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, etc. It provides a supportive environment for the students to apply theoretical principles to real-world practice in the able hand of seasoned NIC professionals.

Highlights:

Duration: 2-3 months

Location: NIC HQ (New Delhi) or at different State Centres

Stipend: ₹10,000 per month

Certification: On successful completion and submission of project work

Eligibility:

The candidates must have minimum 60% marks in the latest qualifying examination and must be studying:

B.E. / B.Tech

M.E. / M.Tech

MCA

MSc (Computer Science, IT, or Electronics)

DoEACC 'B' Level certification courses

Procedure for Application:

The candidates can apply and upload documents through dii.nic.in. Merit-based selection shall be done and shortlisted candidates shall be called for personal interview or Skype interview.

The NIC also added that the internship also aims to introduce students to live projects and technology development in the government sector. Interns would be given India's digital revolution initiatives and assigned mission-critical e-governance projects.

In a statement, the NIC also added, "This programme is a talent bridge between industry and academia, giving students an insight into India's evolving digital infrastructure."

As technology seeps into delivery and governance of public services, the Digital India Internship Scheme remains a gateway for people who want to make a career out of a public sector IT and policy innovation through application of technology.

It is a golden opportunity for those who wish to be part of the Indian Army. The army has invited applications for the youth internship program. Online registration for the Indian Army Internship Program (IAIP) 2025 has been started from 25 April. The last date for application is 8 May. Application for the internship program must be submitted by visiting the website of the army.

This army internship will be in various sectors like technology, financial management and mass media. For this, candidates will be chosen by a 2-stage process based on interest and profile. Screening will be done initially through application and matching QR. Selection will be done after the Google interview.

Key Dates of Army Internship Program 2025

Registration Date - 25 April to 8 May

Shortlisting - 9-10 May 2025

Internship - 16 May to 30 July

Internship Location - Delhi Cantt

As a part of the Indian Army Internship Program, the army will guide those who are pursuing internship in shaping a career. After successful completion of the internship, the army will be awarded a certificate. Additionally, while pursuing internship, you will also get a chance to meet senior army officers.

Where will the internship be held?

Technology-

1. Director General Territorial
2. Signals Technical Assessment and Optimization Group
3. Director General Information System

Financial Management

Director General Financial Planning

Mass Media

Strategic Communication

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The British Council has commenced registrations for its highly anticipated Summer School 2025, a two-week theme-based enrichment experience for children in the age group of 6 to 17 years. This confidence-building and communication-developing program for children will take place in Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata between the months of April, May, and June.

This summer's Summer School is based on two central themes: "Communicating with Clarity" and "Engaging with Confidence", designed to promote critical soft skills through experiential and participative classroom sessions. Both themes are spread over two weeks with two-hour, Monday-to-Friday, daily sessions.

Program Highlights:

Age Group: 6–17 years, with age-specific curricula

Duration: Two weeks per theme | 2 hours a day | Monday–Friday

Fees: ₹16,000 per theme or ₹31,100 for a package of both themes

Course Locations & Dates:

Delhi: May 19–30 & June 2–13, 2025

Chennai: April 21–May 2, May 5–16 & May 19–30, 2025

Kolkata: May 19–30 & June 2–13, 2025

Prior to enrollment, a face-to-face consultation is required to determine the suitability of the learner. Parents are encouraged to schedule a free consultation well in advance as registration closes 48 hours prior to each course starting.

British Council characterizes the Summer School as a perfect setting where students can refine communication skills, increase confidence, and participate in collaborative work while being in an encouraging learning environment monitored by experienced instructors.

Parents who are interested in learning more or in starting the registration process can access the official British Council website or contact the customer service of the local British Council center.

If you want to begin your career with a good opportunity or wish to have an internship in a prestigious institute, then you can fulfill your dreams under the PM Internship Scheme. The second phase of the Pradhan Mantri Internship Scheme application is ongoing.

8,700 candidates began an internship

The central government has raised the fund for this scheme for 2025-26. The government has raised the fund from Rs 380 crore of the revised estimate to Rs 10,831.07 crore. The government had given an opportunity for more than 1,27,000 internships in the first phase of the scheme. While in the second phase it was around 1,15,000. From December 2024 until now, among over 28,000 chosen candidates, just 8,700 have initiated internships under the program.

PM Internship Scheme 2025 Eligibility: Eligibility Criteria

Young people who are aged between 21 to 24 years and who are neither pursuing full-time employment nor full-time studies are eligible for this internship program. Only the applicants will be made eligible for this scheme whose family income per annum is not more than Rs 8 lakh. If a family member holds a permanent government employment, then the youth belonging to that family will not be made eligible for this scheme.

Youths pursuing through distance and online learning will be treated as eligible for this internship. But youth receiving skill training under any other government scheme cannot benefit from this internship. Except for this, students who have graduated from renowned institutions such as IIT, IIM, IISER, NID, IIIT, and NLU will also not be eligible to apply. Moreover, candidates holding higher qualifications such as CA, CMA, CS, MBBS, BDS, MBA, or Master's degree will not be treated as eligible for internship under this scheme.

PM Internship Scheme 2025: Stipend

The shortlisted candidates will receive a stipend of Rs 5000 per month, where Rs 4500 will be provided by the Central Government and Rs 500 from the CSR fund of the respective company. Additionally, another amount of Rs 6000 will be paid to all the shortlisted candidates.

Process to apply

• Initially, go to the internship website pminternship.mca.gov.in.
• Click on the registration link provided on the homepage.
• Enter your mobile number and complete the registration process.
• Fill the application form and upload the required documents.
• Check the application form carefully and submit it.
• Also, take a printout of the application form for future reference.

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The women's wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind and the Girls Islamic Organisation (GIO) in Bihar are quite busy making efforts to spread the importance of ethical education and empowerment of women among communities. Convinced that education will be truly effective if it has a moral base, the organisations insist on moving beyond minimum literacy to develop a healthy and balanced society.

In the opinion of the groups, the increasing trend of unbridled freedom is leading to moral deterioration, and their work is meant to counter this by imparting values and social responsibility. These women's groups have been teaching life skills and moral values to individuals of all faiths and backgrounds since 1948.

Organised by learned and vibrant women like Dr Jebaish Firdous, Shazia Ahsan, Dr. Nikhat Parveen, Khadija Khatoon, Ayesha Tasneem, and Shahmina Rehman, they are functional in several districts of Bihar. During the pandemic of COVID-19, the organizations offered vital assistance, such as medical relief, distribution of food, monetary assistance, and even blood donations.

Their ongoing four-year strategic plan centres on educating women regarding their responsibilities and rights, self-defense training, domestic violence, and self-development. Promoting communal harmony is also important to them. Events are arranged regularly in schools, colleges, and coaching institutions to create awareness on important dates and topics.

The organizations also provide financial help through Jamaat-e-Islami Hind's Baitulmal, especially for women in need. Showing concern regarding the moral effect of misuse of the internet, particularly by young girls, they promote firmly ethical education as a basis for individual and social development.