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Ethos
The Indian Army soldier is infused with values that inspire duty, sacrifice and an unwavering will to succeed — guided by Naam, Namak and Nishan.
About Us
The Indian Army is one of the world's largest and most respected armed forces, entrusted with safeguarding India's sovereignty, territorial integrity national interests.
The IAIP edition connects students with meaningful internship opportunities focused on practical learning, technology exposure and nation building.
About Indian Army Internship
The IAIP edition connects students with meaningful internship opportunities focused on practical learning, technology exposure and nation building.
Duration
60 days of practical training & office work and 15 days of work from home.
Domain
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML)Cyber-Security & Ethical HackingQuantum Computing & CryptographyDrone & Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)Robotics & Autonomous SystemsSpace & Satellite TechnologiesAdvanced Weapon System and Defence Electronics5G/6G & Communication TechnologiesFinancial Technologies (FINTECH)Mass Communication / Mass Media
Application
A student can apply for multiple Indian Army internship opportunities, but a student can accept only one internship offer letter. Before accepting an offer letter, ensure it is the opportunity that best matches student's skills, interests, and career aspirations.
Stipend
The stipend (up to Rs.75,000) will be disbursed upon the successful completion of the internship and fulfillment of all program requirements. The final stipend amount will be based on the intern's overall attendance during the internship period.
Accomodation
Students are requested to make their accommodation arrangements well in advance of the internship commencement, as accommodation is not included as part of the internship.
Placement Support
The internship offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience and professional exposure with the Indian Army. Please note that it does not include placement assistance or employment opportunities upon completion.
The Ethos of Indian Army
The infusion of high technology based precision weaponry has enhanced the lethality of future warfare manifold. The spectrum of threat ranges from the nuclear to the conventional and the asymmetric, with terrorism emerging like a hydra-headed monster. Add to this the rigours of climate i.e. the glacial heights and extreme cold, dense mountainous jungles and the heat and simoom of the deserts. Such are the trying environs in which a soldier operates. However, to a soldier facing such challenges and going beyond the call of duty is but second nature. Life's turbulences and turmoils have a special flavour for him. For those not exposed to a war or war like environment, this flavour is beyond the realms of imagination.
The Indian Army soldier is infused by a set of values that make the soldier willingly face a plethora of challenges and difficulties, when the call may come, to give the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the Nation. The ethos of the Army is ingrained in all soldiers with an unwavering will to succeed, accepting their grave responsibility and an unbridled ability to give their lives for others; confident that in return the nation will look after them and their families. The values of the army infused in the soldier through the years of training are enumerated below.
Esprit-de-Corps
The spirit of comradeship and brotherhood of the brave, regardless of caste, creed or religion. The motto is, "One for all and all for one"!
Spirit of Selfless Sacrifice
The tradition is never to question, but to do or die for the three "Ns"; Naam, i.e. name-honour- of the unit/Army/Nation, Namak (salt) i.e. loyalty to the Nation, Nishan, i.e. the insignia or flag of his unit/regiment/Army/Nation which the soldiers hold afloat willingly.
Valour
Fearlessness in combat and in the face of the enemy even when fighting against great odds or even when facing sure death.
Non-discrimination
The Indian Army does not discriminate on account of caste, creed or religion. A soldier is a soldier first and anything else later. He prays under a common roof. It is this unique character, which makes him bind in a team despite such diversity.
Fairness and Honesty
The spirit of honesty and fair play. He fights for a just cause that extends even to the enemy (prisoner or wounded).
Discipline and Integrity
Discipline and integrity impart the feeling of patriotism, honesty and courage under all circumstances, however strong be the provocation otherwise.
Fidelity, Honour and Courage
He is a man on whose shoulders lies the honour and integrity of his nation. He knows that he is the last line of defence and he cannot fail the Nation.
Death to Dishonour
A close bond amongst soldiers forces them to choose death to dishonour. The concept of IZZAT (HONOUR) in the clan / unit enables them to shun the fear of death; to be called a coward in the peer group is worse than death.
Forthrightness
A soldier has to be forthright, for on his word the men he leads are going to lay down their lives without questioning why.
Chetwode Motto
These values stoke the attitude of Service before Self in every soldier. The famous credo of Chetwode Hall is deeply imbibed in the men in Olive Green.
The safety, honour and welfare of your country comes first always and every time. The honour, welfare and comfort of the men you command comes next. Your own ease, comfort and safety comes last always and every time.
WHY JOIN US
Why Join the Indian Army Internship Programme?
Your Gateway to Defence Innovation
An internship with the Indian Army provides an opportunity to gain practical exposure, develop professional skills and contribute towards meaningful technology-driven initiatives.