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The internships are unpaid: there is no stipend and no salary, and we would rather you knew that before you rearranged your summer. We also never charge you anything. No application fee, no training fee, no fee for the certificate. If any company asks a student to pay for an internship, that is the moment to walk away.
Yes. Six and eight week durations are on the application form because that is what most Pakistani departments mandate. Tell us your department deadline when you apply so the dates on your certificate match what your report needs.
Yes, on completion: a certificate stating your role and the exact start and end dates, and a recommendation letter from the person who actually supervised you. Both are free. We will not certify work that did not happen or dates you did not serve, which is the whole reason a certificate is worth submitting.
Remote and hybrid are both options on the form. Remote works well for some tracks and less well for others, because a lot of what makes an internship useful is the review conversation that happens when someone can look at your screen. Apply and say what you need; we will tell you honestly whether the track suits it.
No. These are internships, so no professional experience is expected. What helps far more than a list of adjectives is one thing you have built that somebody can open: a repository, a deployed page, a small project. Even a rough one tells us more than a polished CV with nothing behind it.
