Research:
Look up the Ministry of Women and Child Development’s internship program to understand the eligibility criteria, application process, and deadline.
Eligibility:
Check if you meet the eligibility criteria for the program. Typically, internship programs have certain academic qualifications, age limits, and other requirements that candidates must fulfill.
Application:
Fill out the application form with your personal details, academic qualifications, work experience, and other relevant information. You may also need to provide a statement of purpose or a cover letter explaining why you are interested in the internship and what skills you can bring to the table.
Documents:
Gather all the necessary documents required for the application, such as your resume, academic transcripts, identity proof, and a passport-size photograph. Make sure to have them ready in advance to avoid any last-minute rush.
Submission:
Submit your application along with the required documents before the deadline. Some internships may have an online application process, while others may require you to send a physical application.
Interview:
Interview:
If your application is shortlisted, you may be called for an interview or a written test. This is your opportunity to showcase your skills and demonstrate your knowledge of the field.
Selection:
Based on your performance in the interview or test, the internship program may select you for the program. You will receive a confirmation letter and instructions on the next steps.
Joining:
Once you have been selected, you will be required to join the program on the specified date and undergo orientation and training before you start working on the project.
Keep in mind that the application process may differ depending on the specific internship program and organization. Make sure to read the instructions carefully and follow them to increase your chances of being selected.
Eligibility
Women students, scholars, social activists, and teachers from non-tier-I cities and rural parts of India will be eligible for the program. The women students, scholars, social activists, and teachers (hereinafter referred to as interns) need to be enrolled in/associated with any university/academic/non-academic institution.
Selection Process.
The selection of Interns would be done by a Selection Committee duly constituted for this purpose. Where necessary, Ministry may also invite certain faculty members/st Biect experts from universities/reputed research institutes for the selection process.