Paid Cybercrime Internship 2025 at Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), Delhi
The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), has opened applications for its prestigious paid internship programme for Summer 2025. This program provides an exciting opportunity for law students and researchers to work at the heart of India’s cybercrime control infrastructure.
Started in 2021, this internship has become one of the most sought-after programmes for students keen on exploring cyber law, digital forensics, and the cybercrime ecosystem in India. If you’re a student pursuing LLB, LLM, or a PhD in law, this is your chance to contribute, learn, and network at the national level.
Stipend Details
This is a paid internship with a monthly stipend based on your academic level:
- ₹6,000 for Undergraduate students
- ₹10,000 for Postgraduate students
- ₹20,000 for PhD students
Eligibility Criteria
The internship is open to:
- Undergraduate students pursuing LLB
- Postgraduate students pursuing LLM
- PhD candidates in relevant legal or cyber disciplines
Applicants must be from recognised universities or institutions in India.
Internship Duration & Intake
The internship will be conducted between April and September 2025. The intake is limited, making this a competitive and elite opportunity:
- 25 Undergraduate interns (2 months duration)
- 15 Postgraduate interns (2 months duration)
- 10 PhD interns (4 months duration)
Key Highlights & Exposure
Selected interns will receive hands-on experience and exposure to various cybercrime institutions, including:
- National Cyber Forensics Laboratory (NCFL)
- National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB)
- 1930 Cybercrime Call Centres
- Control rooms and field units
Interns will gain practical insights into how cybercrime is handled, tracked, and tackled on a national scale. Additionally, they will work on real-time projects related to the seven verticals of I4C and understand trends and awareness strategies in cybercrime prevention.
Selection Process
The selection will be rigorous and handled by a designated Selection Committee. Here’s how it works:
- Applicants must apply through the link provided or via post/email as per the official instructions.
- The application must be signed and sealed by the Head of the Department (HOD) of the applicant’s institution.
- A selection committee will review all applications.
- Final approval will be granted by the competent authority at I4C.
Intern Responsibilities & Rules
- Interns will be assigned a mentor/supervisor from I4C with domain expertise.
- Attendance is mandatory and will be marked daily.
- Interns must maintain strict confidentiality and sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before beginning.
- Work assigned will depend on the vertical and requirements of I4C.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates can apply by filling out the official Google Form:
Last Date to Apply: Keep checking the I4C official website and notifications for deadlines. Applications received after the last date or without HOD’s signature will not be accepted.
Final Thoughts
This internship is an excellent opportunity for legal aspirants and research scholars to understand the nuances of cyber law, work with top-tier cybercrime experts, and build a strong foundation in litigation and digital law enforcement.
Don’t miss out on the chance to become part of India’s frontline fight against cybercrime.
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