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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalMost students today are unaware that they can find awesome internships at universities, companies and not-for- profit organizations in their home country and abroad. Most students don't know that such internships are open to them from the first year of college itself. Even if they do know, they do not bother applying, believing the field to be too crowded. Simply focusing your student years working on getting good grades is just seeing half the picture.Internships, volunteering and practical experiences are what set you apart from the crowd much more than good grades.
"The Complete Book of Internships in India" lays out a complete list of hundreds of Indian universities, institutions and not-for-profit organizations with internship programs. It has an exhaustive collection of fully-paid, partly sponsored and self-sponsored internships at these top institutions. Each of these internships has the potential to make you stand out of crowd and shine! The author, Aniket Singh (IIT Madras, Apple Inc) is also the writer of the Intern Abroad This summer.
Aniket Singh
The Complete Book of Internships in India lays out a complete list of internships at Indian universities, institutions and NGOs. It also shows you the tried-and-tested method to apply to thousands of internships around the world. Each of these internships has the potential to make you shine! Most students today are unaware that they can find awesome internships in India and abroad. They don’t know that internships are open to them from the first year of college itself. Even if they do know, they do not bother applying, believing the field to be too crowded. Simply focusing your student years working on getting good grades is just seeing half the picture. Internships, volunteering and practical experiences are what set you apart from the crowd, much more than good grades. The author, Aniket Singh, is an alumnus of IIT Madras and currently works at Apple Inc.
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