Chennai Guru Editorial Team · Updated 9 October 2026 · Based on official sources and published guidance
AICTE Internship Portal helps students find internships with companies and organisations, many of them online or with a stipend.
Open the AICTE Internship Portal →
Course Details
| Provider | AICTE |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner |
| Duration | 1 to 6 months, varies by internship |
| Mode | Online and on site |
| Cost | Free for students; some internships pay a stipend |
| Certificate | Internship certificate from the host organisation |
Enrollment link: Open the AICTE Internship Portal →
Official page: https://internship.aicte-india.org/
In this guide
- Course Details and Enrollment Link
- About the programme
- Is it right for you?
- Key Points at a Glance
- What you can learn
- Who can join
- How to join step by step
- Tips from Chennai Guru
- A four-week study plan
- Staying safe while you apply
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Jobs and next steps
- Key terms explained
- Frequently asked questions
About AICTE Internship Portal
The portal is run by the All India Council for Technical Education. Students create a profile and apply for internships posted by organisations.
Internships give work experience and a certificate. Details vary by host, so read each listing.
Key Points at a Glance
- Provider: AICTE.
- Cost: Free for students; some internships pay a stipend.
- Time needed: 1 to 6 months, varies by internship.
- Format: Online and on site.
- Certificate: Internship certificate from the host organisation.
Is it right for you?
This option works best for these people: college students; final-year students who want experience; and diploma and degree learners. If that sounds like you, read on. If not, compare it with the related guides at the end of this page.
Before you start, plan your time and money. The time needed is 1 to 6 months, varies by internship. The cost is: free for students; some internships pay a stipend. Check these two points first, because they decide whether you can finish.
What you can learn
- How to build a student profile
- How to search and apply for internships
- How to prepare for an internship interview
- How to work in a team
- How to ask for a certificate and a reference
Who can join
- College students.
- Final-year students who want experience.
- Diploma and degree learners.
How to join step by step
- Visit the AICTE Internship Portal.
- Create an account with your college details.
- Add skills and a short resume.
- Apply to internships that fit your skills.
- Finish the internship and request a certificate.
Tips from Chennai Guru
Apply to several internships, not only one. Write a short note on why you are a good match. Keep your resume to one page. During the internship, ask for feedback each week. Save samples of your work, if the host allows it, for your portfolio.
A four-week study plan
- Week 1: start with how to build a student profile.
- Week 2: move on to how to search and apply for internships.
- Week 3: practise how to prepare for an internship interview.
- Week 4: revise your notes, review how to work in a team and apply the skills in a small task.
Write short notes after every session. Review them on the weekend.
Staying safe while you apply
- Use only the official website, internship.aicte-india.org, for forms and payments.
- Read the rules and fees on the official page before you share documents.
- Keep copies of every receipt, email and application number.
- Be careful with calls or messages that ask for money to confirm a seat.
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not pay anyone to get an internship. Do not apply without reading the details. Do not ignore deadlines.
Jobs and next steps
Internships often lead to job offers or strong references in fields such as software, marketing and design. Search current vacancies on the Chennai Guru jobs page and compare more options on the trainings page.
Key terms explained
Internship: Short work experience for a student.
Stipend: A small payment for an intern.
Reference: A person who can speak about your work.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes for students. Some internships pay a stipend.
Who can apply?
Check the rules on the portal.
Is a certificate given?
Hosts usually give one.
Are jobs guaranteed?
No. They depend on your work.
Open the AICTE Internship Portal →
Official links
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Disclaimer: Chennai Guru is independent and is not affiliated with AICTE. Fees, dates and eligibility can change, so confirm them on the official page before you pay or apply. Do not pay any agent who promises a guaranteed seat. Finishing this programme supports your profile but does not guarantee a job.