The Ministry of Company Affairs has once more prolonged the PM Internship Scheme 2025 registration date. The registration course of which was scheduled to finish in the present day has been once more been prolonged until April 22, 2025. All candidates can apply on-line by the official web site of PM Internship at pminternship.mca.gov.in.
PM Internship Scheme 2025 registration date prolonged once more until April 22
The official web site reads, “Application round extended to April 22. No registration or application fees. Apply now!”
No registration or utility charge is required to use for this internship scheme.
The length of the PM Internship Scheme is 12 months. In these 12 months, half of the internship interval should be spent within the precise working expertise/ job atmosphere and never within the classroom.
This Scheme is separate from all the prevailing schemes associated to talent growth, apprenticeships, internship and pupil coaching programmes, and so on. being carried out throughout all of the State and UTs of India, and can run independently of all such Central/ State schemes.
PM Internship Scheme 2025: Eligibility standards
Candidates who need to apply for the internship scheme can examine the eligibility standards right here.
a. Candidates ought to have handed Highschool Larger Secondary College, possess a certificates from an ITI, maintain a diploma from a Polytechnic Institute, or be graduates with levels reminiscent of BA, B.Sc, B.Com, BCA, BBA, B.Pharma, and so on.
b. Candidates needs to be between 21 and 24 years of age as of the final date for submission of the applying.
c. Candidate needs to be of Indian nationality,
d. Candidate shouldn’t be employed full-time, and shouldn’t be engaged in full-time training.
e. Candidates enrolled in on-line/ distance studying programmes are eligible to use.
PM internship scheme can improve youth employability: Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman whereas launching a devoted cellular app for the internship scheme in March stated that this internship scheme because the potential to bridge the hole between classroom studying and business expectations, and improve youth employability. The scheme, introduced within the Union finances speech by Sitharaman on July 23, goals to supply younger people aged 21-24 years from low-income households with 12-month internship alternatives within the nation’s prime 500 firms. The pilot section targets 1.25 lakh youth, with a five-year objective to facilitate internships for one crore younger people.