VCIS
Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme
The Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme (VCIS) by the University of Delhi aims to provide students with experiential learning opportunities, integrating academic knowledge with practical work experience. This initiative aligns with the objectives of "Samagra Shiksha" (holistic education) as outlined..
States / UT: All India
Ministry / nodal: Ministry of Education
Nodal department: University Grants Commission
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
DBT (direct benefit transfer): No
Categories: Education & Learning
Sub-categories: Education and training grants, fellowship, stipend, Internship, Universities and higher education, Apprenticeships and training
Target beneficiaries: Individual
Tags: Education, Honorarium, Student, Undergraduate, Postgraduate
Details
The "Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme (VCIS)" by the University of Delhi aims to provide students with experiential learning opportunities, integrating academic knowledge with practical work experience. This initiative aligns with the objectives of "Samagra Shiksha" (holistic education) as outlined in the NEP 2020. The VCIS allows students to work in various departments, centers, and institutes within the university, offering a unique platform to broaden their skills and gain real-world experience.
Objectives of VCIS, University of Delhi:
- Internship schemes allow young students to be associated with the university's work for mutual benefit.
- It will expose university students to the several departments/centres/ institutes existing within the University of Delhi.
- It will infuse in interns a sense of belongingness with the University system.
- It will connect students of the University of Delhi to their local community and give them realworld experiences.
- It will train students in collecting/streamlining documents and collating available data/resources.
- It will inculcate professional aptitude, strengthen personal character, and provide a more significant opportunity for students to broaden their mental horizons.
- It will give students the broadest spectrum of opportunities when seeking and applying for a job after college.
- It will be beneficial for the University of Delhi as the involvement of interns with the institution will inculcate a sense of responsibility and strengthen bonding with the University. Young students with innovative ideas, abilities and skills for resolving problems will be instrumental in bringing systemic and holistic changes to the University system.
Kinds of Internships under VCIS:
- Internship
- Summer Internship
Duration of the Internship:
- Summer internships are 8 weeks long with 15-20 flexible hours per week.
- Regular internships during the academic session are 8-10 hours per week, with a maximum duration of six months.
Benefits
- Stipend:
- ₹5,000/- per month for interns
- ₹10,500/- per month for summer interns. NOTE: Stipend will be enhanced by 5% each financial year. Certificate:
- Receive a certificate of experience from the Dean of Students& 39; Welfare
Stipend:
- ₹5,000/- per month for interns
- ₹10,500/- per month for summer interns.
NOTE: Stipend will be enhanced by 5% each financial year.
Certificate:
- Receive a certificate of experience from the Dean of Students' Welfare.
Eligibility
- The applicant should be a student.
- The students pursuing Final year/ Final Semester are not eligible.
- All bonafide full-time regular students of the University of Delhi, studying in any course or stream at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, are eligible.
Exclusions
Those students who have already availed VCIS (Summer/ Part-time) are not eligible for the VCIS.
Application Process
Online
Apply Procedure:
Step-01: The interested applicant visits the official website.
Step-02: The applicant needs to fill out a Google Form to apply for the internship available in the "NEWS & EVENTS" section.
Step-03: Fill in the required information and upload all the essential documents.
Note: The list of selected candidates for the Vice Chancellor Internship Scheme is shown on the official website.
Selection Procedure:
Based on assessment and interaction with the selection committee, comprising members nominated by the Vice-Chancellor.
Documents Required
No document list is available for this scheme yet.
Official links
References
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- Income Certificate
- Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Residence Proof
- Bank Account Details
- Educational Certificates (for student schemes)
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