In shortThe Election Commission of India offers a short-term internship giving students exposure to electoral administration and voter education initiatives at its New Delhi headquarters. Apply through eci.gov.in during notified application windows.
Key facts
- Offered by
- Election Commission of India
- Stipend
- Unpaid internship in most cases; certificate of completion provided
- Duration
- 4-8 weeks
- Location
- New Delhi
- Last date
- Check ECI website for application windows
Students get a short-term internship with the Election Commission of India, gaining exposure to electoral administration, voter education initiatives, and the machinery behind conducting elections in the world’s largest democracy.
Interns typically assist with research projects, data analysis, and documentation under the guidance of ECI officials at the Nirvachan Sadan headquarters in New Delhi.
Who is eligible
- Students pursuing or having completed a graduate/postgraduate degree, preferably in political science, public policy, law or related fields
- Strong academic record and interest in electoral governance
Frequently asked questions
Is the ECI internship paid?
Generally unpaid, though a certificate of completion is provided.
Who can apply for the ECI internship?
Students pursuing or holding a graduate/postgraduate degree, especially in political science, public policy or law.
Where is the ECI internship based?
At the Election Commission's headquarters, Nirvachan Sadan, in New Delhi.
Before you apply: confirm every date, fee and eligibility rule on the official website linked on this page. Public and Policy is an independent portal, not a government body, and details change without notice.