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Indian Consulate in New York launches platform for students to find internship opportunities in US
The consulate, however, has no role in the selection process for internships and is not responsible for the same.
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The Indian Consulate in New York has launched a new initiative aimed at helping Indian students by offering a dedicated platform to access internship opportunities at various companies throughout the United States.
Taking to X, the Indian mission said, “As part of the initiative to support Indian students in its jurisdiction, India in New York has developed a platform for Indian Students to find internship opportunities at companies in the USA.”
As part of the initiative to support Indian students in it’s jurisdiction, @IndiainNew York has developed a platform for Indian Students to find internship opportunities at companies in the USA.
— India in New York (@IndiainNewYork) July 3, 2024
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This new facility is part of the consulate’s efforts to support Indian students within its jurisdiction. Several Indian and American companies and organizations have agreed to consider deserving Indian students for internship opportunities.
The consulate advised students to apply directly to the companies using the details provided on the portal. They noted that the consulate has no role in the selection process for internships and is not responsible for the same.
The portal features numerous fields, including investment banking, healthcare, IT, finance, software engineering, and others.
This platform aims to bridge the gap between Indian students and potential internship providers, offering a valuable resource for career development. It is set to enhance opportunities for Indian students seeking valuable work experience in their fields.
The students can apply for internships through this portal: https://www.indiainnewyork.gov.in/job/index
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