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2. Main purpose
• To expose you to rural realities
• To make you aware of what kind of “social work’ gets done,
how do they do it, what kind of impact is generated and what
problems they might be facing
• Rural Internship period: 12th December to 7th Jan.
3. Which NGO should I go to?
• Choose for yourself. NGO should be well reputed, full
time. No edu institutes or rotary/lions club
• Indicative list is provided – choose from them
• Open to NGOs out of the list
Faculty Name Faculty block and secretary
Kalyan and PM Jat FB2, Deepa
Shefali, Pritam FB3, Pankit
Nalin Kumar FB1, Mahendra
4. Conditions
• You have to go in groups of minimum two-three and
maximum limited by the NGO requirement.
• Can I go to home regions – yes, but provided you
satisfy the previous condition.
• Can I stay at home – no, you are supposed to stay in
the villages
5. Kind of work that you can do
• Documentation
• Survey
• Awareness raising
• Teaching
• Computer education
6. What will the NGO give us?
• A certificate acknowledging your work,
attendance etc.,
• IF not adhering to rules of NGO, NO GRADE
