भारत सरकार 
नाबार्ड तर्फे डायरेक्ट भरती । फी नाही । NABARD INTERNSHIP | saral seva bharti
NABARD Student Internship Scheme (SIS) 2025-26
| Event | Date |
| Opening of Registration | March 25, 2025 |
| NABAD Student Internship Scheme 2025 Las Date | April 07, 2025 |
| Shortlisting of Candidates | April 09, 2025 |
| Interviews & Declaration of Results | Tentatively by April 17, 2025 |
The objective of the Scheme is to assign short term tasks/projects/studies useful
and relevant to NABARD, to talented students pursuing post-graduate degree
(completing/completed first year) in Agriculture and allied disciplines
(Veterinary, Fisheries, etc.), Agri-business, Economics, Agri-economics, Social
Sciences and Management from Institutes/ Universities of repute or students
pursuing 5 year integrated courses completing/completed 4th year of their course.
Indian students studying abroad are also eligible for SIS 2025-26.
The scheme is expected to provide valuable feedback with a fresh perspective
through studies/projects undertaken by the students on themes of interest to
NABARD.
(A) Total Seats
Total number of seats for NABARD SIS 2025-26 is 39 (34 seats for Regional
Offices/TEs and 05 seats for Head Office). Each RO/TE will be allocated only 01
seat under SIS 2025-26. On the request of Manipur RO, no online applications
will be sourced from it on account of unfavourable law and order situation
Detailed break up of seats is given in Annexure.
(B) Broad Themes/Areas
The broad objective of SIS 2025-26 will be to examine topics of contemporary
relevance as well as to assess/gauge the impact of various NABARD interventions
at the ground level. The SIS 2025-26 will also serve as an exercise for
documentation of success stories of NABARD’s
projects/programmes/schemes/activities at the field level.
To ensure that we have a decent number of reports on a particular topic so that we
can draw reasonable insights, all interns selected under SIS 2025-26 will be
required to study one of the following four NABARD interventions only:
a. NWRS Financing to farmers – Issues and Utilisation
b. NBFCs Financing in rural areas – Coverage and Issues
c. Tenant Farmers – Nature of tenancy, Challenges & Bottlenecks
Internal
d. Development of Value Chain in Fruit Clusters – Existing & potential
interventions