With a clear focus on skill-building and industry exposure, Jagdish College has strengthened its commitment to career development through structured internship programs 2025. In line with the National Education Policy (NEP) guidelines, the college has initiated collaborations with top private firms, government departments, NGOs, and academic institutions.
These internships are no longer optional—they are now integrated into the academic structure for students in UG and PG courses. The aim is to enhance employability, bridge the classroom-to-corporate gap, and offer real-world experience while still in college.
Key Internship Collaborations in 2025
Jagdish College has signed several MoUs (Memorandums of Understanding) with recognized organizations across sectors to offer diverse internships.
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) – For BCA, B.Sc. IT, and commerce students
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District Magistrate Office, Chapra – For Public Administration and Political Science internships
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Airtel Regional Office – For marketing and business management exposure
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Lok Samvad Sansthan NGO – For fieldwork in social welfare and data collection
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LIC of India – For financial services internships for commerce students
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Startup Bihar Initiative – For entrepreneurial internships and startup incubation mentoring
These tie-ups allow students to explore industry culture and practical challenges while gaining credits for their coursework.
Internship Duration and Timing
Internship Type |
Duration |
Time of Year |
|---|---|---|
Summer Internship |
4–6 weeks |
May–June 2025 |
Winter Internship |
2–4 weeks |
Dec–Jan 2025 |
Long-Term (Final Year) |
3–6 months |
As per program |
Most internships are designed to blend with academic schedules, and departments provide students with letters of recommendation and guidance for application.
Sectors Covered in 2025 Internship Programs
The internship programs 2025 span across multiple streams and sectors:
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IT & Software Development
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Finance & Banking
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Marketing & Sales
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Social Welfare & Public Administration
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Media & Communication
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Agriculture & Environmental Studies
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Education & EdTech
The programs not only build technical knowledge but also emphasize teamwork, communication, reporting, and ethical practices.
Student Support & Application Process
To ensure that every student finds the right opportunity, Jagdish College has established an Internship & Career Cell. This cell helps students with:
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Internship listings and application deadlines
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Resume and cover letter preparation
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Pre-placement training and mock interviews
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Weekly webinars with industry experts
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Contact with alumni working in reputed firms
Students can also track internships via the college website or through their respective department notice boards.
Success Stories and Impact
Many students have already benefited from these programs in 2025. A few highlights include:
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Ritika Kumari (B.Com Final Year) received a pre-placement offer from HDFC Bank after a successful internship
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Amit Raj (BCA) developed a live project for a software company and added it to his GitHub portfolio
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Kiran Yadav (BA Sociology) worked on a gender survey in rural Saran and was invited to present her findings in a state seminar
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Several interns at Startup Bihar are now co-founders of their own local e-commerce ventures
These examples reflect how internships have transformed student journeys and career planning.
FAQs
How do students apply for internship programs at Jagdish College?
Students can apply through the college’s Internship & Career Cell or departmental coordinators. Some tie-ups also have direct application links.
Are internships mandatory in 2025?
Yes, most UG and PG programs now require internship completion for course credits, especially in the final year.
Do students receive stipends during internships?
Some internships offer stipends, especially with startups and private companies. Government and NGO roles may offer certificates and experience letters.
Can first-year students apply for internships?
First-year students can participate in voluntary short-term internships, but credit internships are usually for second or final-year students.
Are virtual internships allowed?
Yes, many students are engaged in hybrid or fully remote internships depending on the company’s policy.