FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about registration, tasks, submissions and certificates.
Who can apply?
Students and freshers from any college or university can apply. Choose a domain that matches your interests; the tasks are designed for beginners.
Is there a registration fee?
No. Registering, receiving your provisional offer letter, completing the tasks and submitting your project are all free. A certificate is optional; if you choose to request one after submitting, a certificate processing fee of ₹29 applies.
How long is the internship?
The program runs for 30 days. The tasks themselves are designed to take roughly one to two days of focused work, so you can fit them around your studies.
What will I work on?
Each domain has its own practical project tasks — currently 2 mandatory tasks and 1 optional bonus task. You can download a clear assignment PDF for every task from the intern portal.
How do I submit my project?
You publish your work in a GitHub repository with a README and submit the repository link through the intern portal. No ZIP uploads are needed. Sharing on LinkedIn is optional and never affects evaluation.
When do I receive my offer letter?
Immediately. As soon as your application is registered you can preview and download your provisional offer letter, and a copy is also emailed to you.
Is the certificate guaranteed?
No. A Certificate of Project Completion is issued only after your project is reviewed and approved. Paying the optional processing fee never guarantees approval.
Does this internship guarantee a job or placement?
No. AVIRENZA is a project-based learning program. It helps you build practical skills and portfolio work, but it does not guarantee employment or placement.
How do I get back into my intern portal later?
Open the Intern Portal and enter your registered email. We email you a secure, single-use sign-in link. Your portal is never accessible just by typing an email address.
How can someone verify my certificate?
Every issued certificate has a unique certificate number and QR code. Anyone can confirm it on the Certificate Verification page without seeing your private details.