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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which manages India’s Aadhaar identification system, is accepting applications for paid internships at its Delhi Regional Office. Selected candidates can receive a monthly stipend of up to ₹40,000, depending on their educational qualifications.
The recruitment notice, issued on October 8, 2026, offers three internship positions across technical and non-technical fields. The last date for submitting applications is December 8, 2026.
The opportunity is aimed at eligible students and recent graduates interested in gaining practical experience with India’s digital identity infrastructure. Applicants must submit the prescribed form and their curriculum vitae (CV) through the designated email addresses.
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Three Internship Positions Open At UIDAI Delhi
According to the official notice, UIDAI’s Delhi Regional Office will engage two interns in its technical wing and one in its non-technical wing.
The technical positions are intended for candidates pursuing or holding relevant B.Tech or M.Tech qualifications. Eligible disciplines include computer science and engineering, software engineering, data science, information technology, electronics and similar technical fields.
The non-technical position is specifically meant for candidates with MBA or PGDM qualifications.
The internships will be based at UIDAI’s Regional Office near Supreme Court Metro Station, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
UIDAI is responsible for maintaining the Aadhaar system, including enrolment, identity verification and the secure management of authentication-related infrastructure.
The programme offers selected candidates exposure to the organisation’s functioning and the administrative or technical processes supporting digital identity services.
However, the announcement concerns internships, not permanent government employment. Completing the programme does not automatically entitle candidates to a regular position.
Who Can Apply And How Much Will Interns Receive?
UIDAI’s internship policy requires applicants to have secured at least 60% marks, or an equivalent grade-point average of 6.0 out of 10, in their previous semester examinations.
Eligibility also depends on the course and stage of study.
Technical undergraduate applicants generally need to be in their pre-final or final year, or have completed their degree within the permitted six-month period.
Similar conditions apply to postgraduate candidates, while MBA and PGDM applicants must satisfy the relevant provisions of the internship policy.
The monthly stipend for eligible technical graduates is ₹30,000. Technical postgraduates can receive ₹40,000, while MBA and PGDM interns are eligible for ₹40,000.
Payment is subject to satisfactory performance and the submission of a report approved by the designated supervising officer.
The internship period can range from six weeks to 12 months, depending on the assignment and approval.
Candidates should remember that the six-month eligibility window for recent graduates is calculated from the month their final examination results were declared to the proposed internship starting month.
How To Submit The Application Before December 8
Candidates must complete Annexure-A of UIDAI’s prescribed internship application form and attach their CV.
Applications should be emailed to dd2.rodelhi@uidai.net.in and asoadmin.rodelhi@uidai.net.in.
The Delhi Regional Office has made it clear that physical applications will not be accepted.
Students currently enrolled at an educational institution must have their applications sponsored or forwarded by that institution in the prescribed format.
They may also be required to provide a No Objection Certificate confirming that their academic commitments will not interfere with the internship.
Applicants who have already completed their courses are exempt from the institutional sponsorship requirement, subject to the scheme’s eligibility rules.
The selection process will be handled by the concerned UIDAI authority. Screening and personal or virtual interviews may be conducted if necessary.
No travelling allowance or daily allowance will be paid for attending an in-person interview.
Why The Internship Matters For India’s Digital Identity Sector
Aadhaar has become an important part of India’s digital public infrastructure, supporting identity verification and access to numerous public and private services.
The programme offers students a chance to understand how such infrastructure is administered, maintained and supported.
UIDAI has previously invited interns for technical, legal and administrative assignments at its Head Office and Technology Centre.
Earlier in May 2026, the authority advertised internship opportunities at its New Delhi Head Office across several functional divisions. The current Regional Office recruitment is a separate exercise with its own positions and deadline.
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Selected interns must maintain confidentiality, follow UIDAI’s information-security requirements and submit a project report upon completing their assignment.
An internship certificate may be issued after satisfactory completion of the required work and internship period.
What this means for you:
If you meet the qualification and academic requirements, download the official application form, verify the conditions and email your documents before 8 December 2026. Apply only through the addresses mentioned in UIDAI’s notice, and avoid anyone demanding payment for selection.
