Kavya R
Marketing track. Project: lead tracker for a retail client.
June to August 2026
ID LSI-26-0412Check at lsintern.com/verify
Live projects with our group companies, and a mentor who checks your work.
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Final year.Zero work experience.
Under a minute. Real work, a mentor who checks it, and a certificate anyone can check.
The video is being made. It will play here, in English and Tamil.
[REVIEW: draft script, final words come with the recording]
Four steps from your application to your first day of work.
Tell us about yourself, pick a first and a second choice track, and add your resume. No fee.
A short call so we understand what you want to learn. We reply within 5 working days. [REVIEW]
It names the company you will work with, your project, your dates, and your stipend if the role pays one.
You join a live project. Your mentor reviews your work every week and tells you what to fix. [REVIEW: how often]
When you finish, you get a certificate anyone can check online with its ID.
Ten tracks across tech and business. Placement depends on what each team has open, so you pick a first and a second choice.
Check systems for weak spots and help fix them.
Clean data, train models and test how well they work.
Build screens and features that people use every day.
Write, test and ship code in a real codebase.
Program and test hardware built on microcontrollers.
Plan posts, run campaigns and read what the numbers say.
Work on books, GST and reports for real businesses.
Find leads, talk to customers and keep the pipeline moving.
Help hire people, plan onboarding and keep records in order.
Track stock, plan dispatch and sort out delays.
You work on a live project for one of our group companies. What you make gets used.
Someone from the team reviews what you submit and tells you what to fix. [REVIEW: how often]
Deadlines, feedback and real tools. You leave with work to show in interviews.
It names your track, your project and your dates. Recruiters check it here with its ID.
Marketing track. Project: lead tracker for a retail client.
June to August 2026
ID LSI-26-0412Check at lsintern.com/verify
If you need a skill before your internship, learn it with us first. Our trainings are free. [REVIEW: always free, all formats?]
On Zoom. Join from home or college and ask questions as you go.
Learn in person, with the team around you. [FILL: office address]
Register, pick a track and a format, and we email you the Zoom link or the address before the session. [REVIEW]
Register for a free trainingStudents from colleges like yours, in towns like yours.
Fake internships are common. These four checks tell you if one is real.
We pass all four. Check us the same way.
No. There is no fee to apply, no fee to join and no fee for the certificate. If anyone asks you for money in our name, do not pay, and tell us.
Some roles pay a stipend. Paid roles are onsite, at the company's office, for selected candidates. If your role pays, the amount is in your offer letter before you start. If it does not, we tell you up front.
Most colleges accept an internship that comes with an offer letter, a completion letter and a certificate that can be checked. We give all three, and an hours sheet if your college asks for one. Check your college's rules first. [REVIEW]
A team in one of our group companies. Your offer letter names the company before you start.
Your mentor is someone from the team. They review what you submit every week, tell you what to fix and answer your questions. [REVIEW: how often]
Every certificate has an ID. Anyone can enter it at lsintern.com/verify and see your name, track, dates and whether it is valid.
Most internships run 8 to 10 weeks. Your offer letter gives your exact dates. [REVIEW]
It depends on the role: online from home or college, at our office, or a mix. You tell us what suits you in the form. [REVIEW]
We tell you, so you are not left waiting. You can join a free training to build the skill, and apply again later.
Final year students in any degree, such as B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc, BBA or B.Com, who are 18 or older.
We start a batch when enough students in a track are ready. Your start date is in your offer letter.
No internship can promise that, and you should not trust one that does. What you get is real work to talk about in interviews, and a certificate recruiters can check.
Ask us about a track, your college or the application. We reply on working days.