Tulip smart city internship

States / UTs C O P Madhya Pradesh 853 978 5955 Maharashtra 510 500 4474 Uttar Pradesh 508 1337 7020 Rajasthan 450 21 1259 Tamil Nadu 423 183 3984 Karnataka 381 67 4598 Gujarat 250 47 1060 Jammu and Kashmir 172 113 564 Punjab 124 303 1153 Chhattisgarh 102 46 1007 Kerala 100 43 258 Uttarakhand 58 17 164 Andhra Pradesh 51 98 801 Chandigarh 48 9 71 Odisha 46 271 1046 Delhi 37 78 308 Nagaland 23 1 52 Sikkim 22 10 112 Himachal Pradesh 21 36 192 Mizoram 19 0 66 Dadra Nagar & Haveli 14 4 166 Jharkhand 12 35 454 Assam 12 7 406 Haryana 11 25 125 Meghalaya 8 5 28 Goa 5 6 110 Arunanchal Pradesh 4 2 9 Tripura 4 0 44 Telangana 1 294 466 Bihar 1 15 186 Puducherry 0 9 30 West Bengal 0 2 44 Daman & Diu 0 0 35 Lakshadweep 0 0 4 Manipur 0 0 3 C-Completed | O-Ongoing | P-Posted * The performance is ranked in order of internships completed > ongoing > posted. **In case of a tie, they have been alphabetically ordered. ULBs / Smart Cities C O P Jabalpur Smart City Limited 390 12 1056 Jaipur Smart City Limited 358 10 861 Ujjain Smart City Limited 175 15 530 Salem Smart City Limited 151 48 314 Aurangabad Smart City Development Corporation Limited 129 12 192 Nagpur Smart and Sustainable City Development Corporation Limited 123 19 265 Lucknow Smart City Limited 91 4 599 Rajkot Smart City Development Limited 88 16 418 Pune Municipal Corporation 81 263 719 Bengaluru Smart City Limited 81 2 276 Sagar Smart City Limited 72 12 551 Varanasi Smart City 72 8 199 Vellore City Municipal Corporation 68 29 154 ...

8. Important Links About the Program Inaugurated by HRD minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank and Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) minister Hardeep Singh Puri, TULIP or The Urban Learning Internship Program aims to create a Lab-to-land transfer of innovative solutions. This is mutually beneficial to students in gaining exposure to the functioning of cities and also to local governments as new solutions evolve for the city and a pool of talent gets created for absorption in the market. It has been envisioned to equip the youth with problem-solving and critical thinking skills through hands-on, experiential learning in India’s fast-growing urban ecosystem. Experiential learning opportunities in the urban sector will help transform them into future leaders. Program Structure TULIP is being implemented through MoHUA and AICTE partnership. It will be supported by the Urban Development departments at the state level in providing a clear roadmap for the ULBs/smart cities to adopt TULIP in their respective organizations. At the smart city level, they have been provided flexibility in defining the roles, numbers, and other parameters of how TULIP can best serve their contextual needs. Eligibility • Open only to Indian citizens. • Not more than 18 months should have passed from the date of declaration of final year results to the date from which the internship is sought. Duration Minimum of 8 weeks up to 1 year Application Procedure • Details of internship positions wil...

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• • • • • • • • • TULIP Internship 2021 TULIP Internship 2020 known as -The Urban Learning Internship Programme. It is a programme for providing internship chances to the freshers who passed graduates programmes in all the Urban Local Bodiesand Smart Cities all over the country. A separate portal has been launched by the Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal with MoS Housing & Urban Affairs Hardeep S Puri. For this programe more than 25000 students can apply in the first year of the college. This internship is not a job and even not a promise to provide a job in near future. It is just an opportunity to learn and enhance your ability. Highlights of the Internship: Name of the programme The Urban Learning Internship Programme Launched by Human Resource and Development and Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry Launched for Students Mode of application Online Official website internship.aicte-india.org Motive Behind TULIP: The main motive of the Benefits of TULIP: • It will help in strengthen institutional capacity of urban ecosystem • It will help the youth engagement towards urban initiatives • Will be creating an ecosystem wherein youth can contribute towards building a liveable city • It will give skilled, high-quality workforce for the ULBs and smart cities • Innovative citizen-centric solutions will be there to help the ULBs and smart cities address the critical challenges. • It will be enhanced employability among the interns • It will provide new opportunity to the interns...

Jaipur Smart City CEO Avdhesh Meena giving certificates to the interns for successful completion of their internship under The Urban Learning Internship Program (TULIP) The TULIP scheme was launched to provide internship opportunities to the graduates and engineers across the country. Jaipur Smart City Limited intently joined the mission to give fresh exposure to students in a large number of areas including, but not limited to urban planning, urban design, different branches of engineering, information and technology, mobility, finance, social sector & environmental issues. JSCL has provided internships to as many as 278 students till now with a vision to create synergies between advancing functional skills in students and harnessing their energy and ideas to co-create solutions for the future of our cities.

Aiming at professional development of young aspirants, government today launched a programme for providing internship opportunities to fresh graduates in urban sector. The Urban Learning Internship Program (TULIP), an online portal, was launched jointly by Ministries of Housing and Urban Affairs and Human Resource Development along with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for offering internship to new graduates in all Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and Smart Cities across the country. Smart City Mission, a flagship programme of the government, has made significant progress over the last three years in laying the foundation for future of urban India. Till date, projects worth over Rs 1,65,000 crores have been tendered of which projects amounting to around Rs 1,24,000 crores are in the implementation stage. With the launch of TULIP, young graduates can avail experiential learning opportunities in the urban sector. TULIP has been conceived pursuant to the Budget 2020-21 announcement by the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman under the theme ‘Aspirational India’. “The government proposes to start a programme whereby the urban local bodies across the country would provide internship opportunities to fresh engineers for a period up to one year,” she had announced in her budget speech. Such a programme is expected to help reap the benefits of India’s demographic dividend as it is poised to have the largest working-age population in the world in the coming years. India h...

The HRD Ministry and MoHUA of the Government of India have inaugurated The Urban Learning Internship Program (TULIP) for fresh graduates and engineers, under the ‘Smart City’ projects. About the Program Inaugurated by HRD minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank and Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) minister Hardeep Singh Puri, TULIP or The Urban Learning Internship Program aims to create a Lab-to-land transfer of innovative solutions. This is mutually beneficial to students in gaining exposure to the functioning of cities and also to local governments as new solutions evolve for the city and a pool of talent gets created for absorption in the market. It has been envisioned to equip the youth with problem-solving and critical thinking skills through hands-on, experiential learning in India’s fast-growing urban ecosystem. Experiential learning opportunities in the urban sector will help transform them into future leaders. Program Structure TULIP is being implemented through MoHUA and AICTE partnership. It will be supported by the Urban Development departments at the state level in providing a clear roadmap for the ULBs/smart cities to adopt TULIP in their respective organizations. At the smart city level, they have been provided flexibility in defining the roles, numbers, and other parameters of how TULIP can best serve their contextual needs. Eligibility • Open only to Indian citizens. • Not more than 18 months should have passed from the date of declaration of fi...