Delhi University selects 140 students for Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme

The 140 intern were shortlisted from a total of 1,542 eligible students in the group discussion round.

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DU Summer Internship: The University of Delhi (DU) has selected a total of 140 students for the Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme (VCIS) for the academic session 2024-2025. The internship will start in June and will continue till July. Each selected intern will receive a stipend of Rs 10,500.

The internship is for a flexible 20 hours per week. Students who complete the internship will get a certificate from the Dean of student’s welfare at the end of the internship tenure.

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The office of Dean Students’ Welfare (DSW) shortlisted the interns for the Vice Chancellor internship after shortlisting the application and conducting a group discussion (GD) for three days from May 13 to 15. The applicants securing a SGPA of 8.18 or above in the last semester exam were shortlisted to appear for the group discussion.

A total of 1,542 students were selected for GD.

The VC internship scheme was started in the academic year 2022-2023 to provide Delhi University UG and PG students with the opportunity to refine their skills through the internship in university.

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