इंटर्नशिप क्या है? आसान भाषा में पूरी जानकारी
An internship is short, supervised practical work in a real organisation. It connects your classroom learning to the workplace and is now part of the university course.
| What | Practical work + learning |
| Why | Skills, report, certificate |
| Credits | 4 (Semester V) |
| Hours | 120 in total |
| Marks | 70 report + 30 viva |
You spend time in a real workplace, try real tasks and learn from a mentor, which a classroom alone cannot give.
The university fixes the hours: 120 in total, with at least 90 hours of actual work and the rest for report and viva.
You finish with a completion certificate and an internship report, both needed for your marks.
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An internship is a short period of practical, supervised work in an organisation. You learn how a real workplace runs, apply what you studied in class, and get a certificate and a report that count towards your degree.
No. An internship is for learning. You work under a mentor for a fixed number of hours, you are assessed, and you do not become a regular employee.
Under the UGC Curriculum and Credit Framework (NEP 2020), the internship carries 4 credits in Semester V for B.A., B.Sc. and B.Com. students of LNMU and BRABU.
A consent letter from your college, an acceptance letter from the organisation, about 90 hours of work, a completion certificate, and a report with a cover page. All formats are explained on InternSaathi.