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Your Name, College, Year of Study, Email ID
Anonymous
Name of Organisation, Location city, Team Strength
Uttar Pradesh Human Rights Commission, Lucknow
Application Process with contact details
I mailed my CV along with a cover letter and a recommendation letter a on uphrclko@yahoo.co.in a month before joining.
Duration of internship and timings
June 2016
First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure
Before the commencement of the programme we were first called for an interview on June 30, 2016. Where we were asked questions from the course we had covered by that time and year of study.
Thereafter we were asked to choose a topic on which we were supposed to prepare a report and submit that by June 30.
Main tasks
The only task we had was to prepare a project report and submit the same on the chosen topic before the deadline. The topic I chose was – ‘Euthanasia-Violation of Human Rights’.
Work environment and people
There was no work as such. We were not even supposed to go everyday or at all. There were no attendance issues.
Best things
Nothing.
Bad things
Obviously, a student expects to learn something or the other through internship programs. Nothing was gained other than just the knowledge related to the given topic.
Stipend
No stipend.
Biggest Lessons
I will never opt for any kind of project-based Internship in future.
Any Other Thing
None.
Overall Rating
2
Accommodation
I stayed at my relative’s house.
Office Timings
It was a project based-internship. So, generally we did not even had to be present in the office. Other than that, the office was open from 10 am to 6 pm on working days.
