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Police Internship Scheme

The scheme aims to familiarize meritorious students with police functioning and promote research in law enforcement by providing selected students a six-week internship in district police stations under official supervision.

Ministry / Department
Home Department
Level
State
Benefit type
other
Last verified: 18 Jun 2026

What is Police Internship Scheme?

The scheme aims to familiarize meritorious students with police functioning and promote research in law enforcement by providing selected students a six-week internship in district police stations under official supervision.

Benefit
Professional Exposure: Interns gain firsthand experience of police administration, law enforcement, investigation procedures, and public dealing. Research Opportunity: Each intern submits an analytical research paper of 3,000 words on an approved topic related to policing. Certification: A Police Internship Certificate is awarded upon successful completion by the respective unit head (Superintendent of Police). Supervised Training: Each intern is placed under the supervision of at least a Sub-Inspector or higher-ranking officer, who mentors and evaluates daily work. Practical Learning: Interns maintain a daily duty record, authenticated by their supervising officer the following day. Placement Structure: Large police stations (in Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur, and Gwalior): 2–3 interns Medium police stations: 1 intern Mode and Duration: Internship duration: 6 weeks (June 1–July 12) Mode: Full-time, in-person at designated police stations. Honorarium: The scheme is unpaid. No salary or stipend is provided. Lodging and food arrangements must be made by the interns themselves. Disciplinary Provisions: No leave is permitted during the internship period. Lack of interest or misconduct may result in termination by the Superintendent of Police. <br> <br>
Level
State — Madhya Pradesh
Ministry / Dept.
Home Department
Benefit type
other
Key eligibility
The applicant should be a resident of Madhya Pradesh.
Last verified
18 Jun 2026

Overview

The "Police Internship Scheme" was launched by the Home Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. The scheme aims to familiarize meritorious students with the functioning of the Madhya Pradesh Police Department and to encourage research in policing and law enforcement.

> Internship Period

Selected students are offered a six-week internship opportunity at district police stations, where they gain practical experience in administrative, legal, and investigative procedures.

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Benefits

Professional Exposure:

Interns gain firsthand experience of police administration, law enforcement, investigation procedures, and public dealing.

Research Opportunity:

Each intern submits an analytical research paper of 3,000 words on an approved topic related to policing.

Certification:

A Police Internship Certificate is awarded upon successful completion by the respective unit head (Superintendent of Police).

Supervised Training:

Each intern is placed under the supervision of at least a Sub-Inspector or higher-ranking officer, who mentors and evaluates daily work.

Practical Learning:

Interns maintain a daily duty record, authenticated by their supervising officer the following day.

Placement Structure:

Large police stations (in Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur, and Gwalior): 2–3 interns

Medium police stations: 1 intern

Mode and Duration:

Internship duration: 6 weeks (June 1–July 12)

Mode: Full-time, in-person at designated police stations.

Honorarium:

The scheme is unpaid. No salary or stipend is provided. Lodging and food arrangements must be made by the interns themselves.

Disciplinary Provisions:

No leave is permitted during the internship period. Lack of interest or misconduct may result in termination by the Superintendent of Police.

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Eligibility

  • The applicant should be a resident of Madhya Pradesh.
  • The applicant should be a student enrolled in a recognized educational institution.
  • The applicant must be between 21 and 26 years of age as of May 1 of the application year.
  • The applicant should be pursuing one of the following courses:
  • Five-Year Integrated Law Course
  • B.E. / B.Tech.
  • Master’s or Postgraduate Program from any UGC-recognized institution
  • MCA / BCA / PGDCA
  • CA / CS
  • Diploma in Police-Related Subjects (e.g., Human Rights, Criminology)
  • Ph.D. or Research in Police-Related Subjects
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Area: Madhya PradeshBenefit: other

Documents Required

  • ✓ Passport-Size Photograph
  • ✓ Educational Qualification Certificates
  • ✓ Previous Internship/Research/Publications
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How to Apply

  1. Step 1: Offline — Step 1

    The interested applicant downloads the application form (Annexure K) from the official website.

  2. Step 2: Offline — Step 2

    In the application form, fill in all the mandatory fields, and attach copies of all the mandatory documents (self-attest, if required).

  3. Step 3: Offline — Step 3

    Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents to the respective District Superintendent of Police (SP) Office. > Post-application Process - Applications are reviewed based on eligibility, academic merit, and interest in policing. - Qualified students are allotted police stations according to training capacity: 2–3 interns for large stations, 1 for medium stations. - Interns begin work on June 1, with supervision by designated officers. - Interns maintain daily duty logs and submit a 3,000-word analytical research paper. - Successful interns receive a Police Internship Certificate signed by the unit head. - Each district submits a list of selected interns by June 15 and completion details by August 1 to the Police Training Headquarters. <br> <br>

FAQ

Who is eligible for the Police Internship Scheme?

Students aged 21–26 pursuing law, engineering, management, computer, or police-related studies. <br>

What is the duration of the internship?

The internship duration is six weeks. <br>

Where will the internship take place?

At district police stations across Madhya Pradesh. <br>

Is there any application fee?

No, the scheme is completely free of charge. <br>

Will interns receive any stipend or allowance?

No, the internship is unpaid. Interns must bear their own lodging and food expenses. <br>

How are students selected?

Based on eligibility, academic merit, and interest in police studies. <br>

Who supervises the interns?

A police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector. <br>

Can interns take leave during the internship?

No, leave is not permitted. <br>

Is any research component involved?

Yes, interns must submit a 3,000-word analytical research paper. <br>

Will participants receive any certificate?

Yes, successful interns receive a Police Internship Certificate. <br>

Can a student be removed from the program?

Yes, for lack of interest or violation of discipline. <br>

Who implements the scheme?

The Superintendent of Police (SP) of each district under the Police Training Headquarters. <br>

Who owns the rights to the research work?

The Police Department retains publication rights; interns may use the work with prior permission from the SP. <br>

Sources & References

Ready to apply?

Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.

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