Internships in India. Do check before apply.

1. Internships - IIT Kanpur (SURGE, IIT Kanpur): https://goo.gl/zHaHoH

2. IIT Madras Summer Internship Program: https://goo.gl/X6CMRL(Deadline: February 28, 2018)

3. Ekalavya, IIT Bombay: https://goo.gl/Nh8hLA (Deadline: February 12, 2018)

4. Computer Science Internships - IIT Guwahati: https://goo.gl/mqPqLj(Deadline: February 28, 2018)

5. Google Summer of Code (GSoC): https://goo.gl/c3rS37 (Applications for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2018 open on March 12, 2018).

6. India Lab Internship Program, Microsoft Research: https://goo.gl/kDtaqq

7. Internships - National Institute of Science & Technology (NIST), Odisha: https://goo.gl/xHz8nn (Deadline: March 31, 2018)

8. Summer Visiting Program - Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Thiruvananthapuram: https://goo.gl/iD7MCy (Deadline: March 15, 2018)

9. Institute for Development & Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT), Hyderabad's Project Trainee Scheme: https://goo.gl/6okQLN (Deadline: March 5, 2018)

10. Internships in Theoretical Computer Science, Physics, Maths and Computational Biology - Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc), Chennai: https://goo.gl/Gq3Tui (Deadline: February 28, 2018)

11. Summer Internships - Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CMERI), Durgapur: https://goo.gl/87VPik (Deadline: March 31, 2018)

12. Summer Program - Centre for Nano Science and Engineering, IISc Bangalore: https://goo.gl/aQmazR (Deadline: February 28, 2018)

13. Visiting Students Program - Raman Research Institute, Bangalore: https://goo.gl/dMAVfL

14. (i) Maths Internships - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR): https://goo.gl/9m3BXE (Deadline: February 28, 2018)

(ii) Visiting Students' Research Program - National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA-TIFR), Pune: https://goo.gl/hCfwzj (Deadline: February 15, 2018)

(iii) Internships - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)’s Centre for Applicable Mathematics, Bangalore: https://goo.gl/78KQYD (Deadline: February 28, 2018)

15. Summer Students Program - Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics: https://goo.gl/aRdCZh (Deadline: February 28, 2018)

16. (i) Vacation Students' Program - Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune: https://goo.gl/L2ocbF (Deadline: February 25, 2018)

(ii) Introductory Summer School in Astronomy and Astrophysics - Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune: https://goo.gl/SYgHDv (Deadline: February 25, 2018)

17. Internships - Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar: https://goo.gl/3WdQeF(Deadline: February 28, 2018)

18. Visiting Student Program in Physics - Harish Chandra Reseach Institute, Allahabad: https://goo.gl/zAnuLo (Deadline: February 28, 2018 for May-August period)

19. Mathematics Training and Talent Search Program (MTTS): https://goo.gl/v9x6bM (Deadline: February 19, 2018)

20. Internships - SN Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences: https://goo.gl/KcSrew (Deadline: March 5, 2018)

21. National Initiative on Undergraduate Science (NIUS), Physics: https://goo.gl/Bia1q2 (Deadline: February 25, 2018)

22. Project Oriented Courses in Chemistry and Biology -Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), Bangalore: https://goo.gl/PiY2cV (Deadline: February 23, 2018)

23. Internships - Centre for Stem Cell Research, Vellore: https://goo.gl/56yhRK (Deadline: March 31, 2018 for July-December period)

24. PRS Legislative Research Internships - New Delhi: https://goo.gl/w3NcYD

Internshala hiring student partners to spread internship awareness

Greetings from Internshala - India's largest internship platform!

Internshala have launched the 9th edition of Internshala Student Partner program (ISP 9.0) aimed to strengthen the need & importance of internships in colleges across India. In the past edition, Aakanksha Aakanksha Jain from your college did an outstanding job in spreading the culture of meaningful internships in your campus and we look forward to more students applying from your college for this edition as well.

About ISP 9.0

ISP is a 3-month long profile building program for which we hire students from every college and teach them essential skills like leadership, entrepreneurship, and communications. They will represent Internshala and create awareness about internships in the college by conducting various on-campus activities like seminars/workshops, fests, and provide the college students with latest internship updates. You may read more about the program here.

How will the college benefit?

The selected students would be working closely with the placement/internship cell to bring the latest internship updates to all the students in the college. This would lead to a stronger internship culture in your college and students would be more experienced and industry-ready when they graduate. This will have a positive impact on your final placements.

 

Participation and Rewards

The ISP program is open for all students - from any degree, any year. Participating in the program will not only give the students a peek into the corporate world but we will also give performance-based remunerations, and a certificate for their work.

Students can apply to the program here -  internshala.com/i/9158 (applications have already begun). Last date to apply - 25th Februrary 2018.
I request you to share this email with all your students so that they can apply. You may also post this letter (download) on your noticeboard and it would be great if you could send it to all the HODs, Professors, CRs and student cells so that maximum students can benefit from this. 

In the case of any queries, please feel free to contact the ISP team at +91 - 9899788308 they will be happy to help.

Many thanks,

Summer Internship / Training | Exclusively for civil engineers..

SUMMER INTERNSHIP / TRAINING EXCLUSIVELY FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS ​We are again open to register for Internship batches of  ​summer s. And this time with more available vacancies. ​ This is the best platform to be a civil engineer actually!!!  The opportunity will  ​be only till the filling out of the vacancies.. . ​​For Training Syllebus Click Here​ Good Luck!!! For any Qury write us ​Registration open for Summer Batches Apply today, Don't miss the opportunity !!! APPLY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK                                                                                  FOLLOW ON TWITTER                                                                                  VISIT OUR PAGE                                                                                  All rights are reserved* educlearsolutions@gmail.com www.educlear.in

Device Development DST Project Proposal

This is to inform you that Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi has called for proposals under the Device Development programme. The Department of Science & Technology (DST) under its Device Development Programme has been promoting and supporting activities related to indigenous development of selected devices in the country.  

Following areas have been identified and project proposals may be submitted for development of device in the following areas: -

• Analytical instruments;

• Environment Monitoring and Pollution Control device;

• Laser based device;

• Food Processing instruments/device;

• Test & Measuring device;

• Geo-scientific device;

• Agri-electronic device;

• Textile device; and

• Sensors based device.
 

Project Proposals for device development are invited from interested faculty members and students who may submit it till 30th January 2018 to DST through college. The Format of the proposal is attached with this mail.

For any queries visit: http://dst.gov.in/device-development-programme-ddp  or contact Mr. Mukesh on 9214044474 or write at mukeshagarwal.cse@jecrc.ac.in

GSEA (http://gsea.org/) is a global level business plan competition by Entrepreneurs' Organization for students who are studying in college as well as running their business alongside.

PRIZE: US$20,000 in Cash & a total value of over $40,000, which includes a travel/lodging expense paid trip to compete in GSEA Finals in Toronto, Canada.

For Round 1 - Apply at https://surveys.eonetwork.org/view.php?id=500772
on or before 24th Jan 2018 7:00 PM.

Round 2 - Will happen in Bangladesh on 9th & 10th February.

For more information contact on 7568882524, sparsh1234agarwal@gmail.com

Optimize the work flow of your start up....

1. Identify Challenges.

It starts with identifying your greatest challenges … both from a management and operational perspectives. If you aren’t aware of the challenges, it’s difficult to optimize workflow and derive relevant value from the process.

The challenges your organization faces in terms of workflow will depend on the industry you’re in and your current strengths and weaknesses. But here are some of the common workflow problems that have been identified by IDC research:

• Incompatible systems. Did you know that 80 percent of business leaders have systems in place that don’t communicate with other internal systems and applications (let alone those of outside partners)? This is most problematic in the case of document tracking. Companies that addressed a “document disconnect” issue have enjoyed revenue increases of 36 percent and cost reductions of 30 percent.
• Long invoicing processes. If you’re a small startup, you might find it an easy process right now, but invoicing can grow into a time-consuming, resource-intensive activity as your company expands. The billing process involves rounds of approval, consumes lots of paper, and may entail a considerable amount of effort to track down late payments. By ironing out the wrinkles in this area, you can keep everything moving.
• Poor collaboration. Nothing is more vital to an organization than communication. Unfortunately, it can be astonishingly poor in some firms. Remote work has exacerbated the issue. If you don’t have solid communications systems in place, you’ll have real struggles as your workforce grows.

Every company faces unique challenges. If the three items above don’t apply to your operation, look for the ones that do. Until you take the trouble to dissect your organization honestly, you won’t be able to optimize to any substantial degree.

2. Set Goals.

Once you’ve identified the challenges, shift your attention to overcoming them and optimizing workflow. This starts with setting tangible objectives.

Your goals should be SMART ones. In other words, they need to be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely. Don’t expect the process to happen overnight. It can take days or weeks to come up with SMART goals that will impel your startup forward.

3. Try Workflow Software.

You can take plenty of practical steps to optimize the workflow at your startup, but there’s also likely to be opportunities to streamline various processes with the help of software programs. Specifically, you may want to implement workflow software.

“Digital workflow software provides organizations with strategic technology capable of creating and executing cross-enterprise business processes,” PNMsoft explains. “Workflows can be deployed, monitored and continuously optimize cross-enterprise functionality within a mixed environment of people, content and systems.”

Businesses love workflow software because of its cost-effective advantages. Not only can it address glaring issues, but it may enhance productivity, increase visibility, improve accountability, and empower your company to react more swiftly to change.

4. Use Automated Solutions.

In addition to workflow-specific software, you should think about automated solutions to help you overcome workflow challenges you identified. You probably won’t be surprised to learn there’s a solution for almost all of them.

Take invoicing. AP automation software -- for example, Avidxchange -- can help you automate and streamline workflows to ensure ubiquitous access to necessary data without wasting time.

Perhaps your biggest challenge will involve collaboration. Project management software, can help you organize files and facilitate seamless communication from team to team without delays.

The point is that there’s an automated solution for almost every issue. Whatever challenge you’re looking at, there’s a tool that can help you overcome it. If you identify challenges and set measurable goals, choosing the correct automated solution becomes fairly straightforward.

5. Standardize Processes.

At the heart of workflow optimization is process standardization. The less room you leave for interpretation or variance, the easier it becomes to maintain control and manage your resources.

The key is to standardize without weighing down your organization with unnecessary bureaucracy. Too much standardization -- especially early on -- can stifle creativity and prevent your company from evolving where it needs to go.

To a degree, processes like invoicing, accounting, employee scheduling, and supply-chain logistics can be standardized, but take care not to impose too much standardization on creative pursuits like marketing and product development.

6. Document Everything.                      

One of the biggest issues for startups is that turnover can be high over the first few years. Unless you want to spend all your time bringing new hires up to speed, you would be wise to invest in good documentation.

“Document your procedures so your new employees can get up to speed and hit the ground running on their first days,” entrepreneur Brian Casel suggests. “Well-documented procedures for all of those repetitive tasks in your business will make it 100 times easier for new employees to begin their jobs.”

JECRC Hackathon 1.0

JECRC is organizing an Hackathon event on the footprints of Smart India Hackathon.

This is s 24 Hrs event and is to be held on 10th and 11th January, 2018 with prizes having worth more than 5 Lakhs with many more attractive benefits for the participants.

Problem statements are already listed on website www.jecrchackathon.in with all the related information.