PM internship scheme likely to be modified
New Delhi: The PM internship scheme, which is currently in pilot stage, is likely to see a host of changes before it is officially launched. While many candidates have already started internships in large companies, the scheme’s performance needs to be ramped up, said the second person cited above. When internships are seamlessly integrated into academic curricula, students are more inclined to pursue them—even when offered minimal stipends—as they understand the significant value these opportunities bring to their career journeys, said Ramesh Alluri Reddy, chief executive at TeamLease Degree Apprenticeship, an apprenticeship service provider that works with universities and businesses across the country. “However, the scenario shifts post-education, where candidates weigh various factors—economic, personal, and professional—before committing to internship opportunities," Reddy said, adding that robust collaboration between the government and universities is critical to unlock the full potential of initiatives like the PM Internship Scheme. “These partnerships can help ensure internships are thoughtfully structured to align with industry needs while providing students with meaningful and impactful learning experiences," said Reddy.
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