NIT Silchar Summer Internship Programme – All Engineering Branches

April 26, 2013September 2, 2013 Jaai Vipra

NIT Silchar is inviting the best and the brightest students for Summer Research Fellowship Programme 2013. This is a paid fellowship programme for all engineering branches of 3rd year. Students from 2nd year are also eligible to apply. The last date for application is 6th May 2013 – hurry!

About the internship: –

NIT Silchar has now instituted a prestigious summer research fellowship programme for providing an opportunity to exceptionally good undergraduate students of different engineering institutes in India to execute an innovative research and development project under the guidance of NIT Silchar faculty members.

Who can apply: – Any undergraduate student who has completed at least 2 years of study towards an engineering degree and amongst the top ten in his/her class will be eligible to apply for this fellowship. Students who will be completing this requirement by May 2013 are also eligible.

Location: – Silchar. Network with fellow interns in Silchar via Internconnect.

Duration: – 6 to 8 weeks

Stipend: – Rs. 2000 per month + to and fro cost of travel + free food and lodging at NIT Silchar for the period of internship.

How to apply: – Please see the NIT Silchar notifications page and official internship circular for more details.

This internship was shared by Shwetabh Asthana from MNNIT Allahabad and with this he wins a prize in Share an Internship – win exciting prizes! contest. Congratulations Shwetabh – keep up the good work!

Editor’s note: – Information above is my interpretation and paraphrasing of what I found on the shared links. If you have any more specific information on this internship or have interned in this program before and would like to share your experience, please leave a comment.

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