Six months inside a software company, every year, for final-year students and graduates
Six months, on-site in Vadodara, unpaid, in technical and non-technical tracks. Applications for the 2026-27 batch are open, until the batch fills. The batch runs 1 December 2026 to 31 May 2027.
Before you apply
Can you apply?
Five answers, and you get a straight verdict with the reason beside it. It advises; it never blocks. Whatever it says, the application form is below.
The month your last semester or exams finish.
Two answers to go
WaitingBoth are needed to give you a straight answer.
Every year
How the year runs
The same calendar every year, on dates announced for each cycle. Applications are read as they arrive from the opening day; the batch runs six months from its start, no shorter and no longer. These are this cycle's dates.
- 1 September
Applications open
On the day announced for the cycle. Rolling, until the batch fills.
- As they arrive
Every application is screened
Applications are read with AI assistance, and a person makes every decision. The strongest may get a few questions by email about their own work.
- Before the batch starts
Walk-ins or group discussions, depending on volume
The next round, for those who go forward. More than 6,000 people applied for the last cycle; a few are selected. A batch is 8 to 15, never more than 15.
- 1 December
The batch starts
On-site in Vadodara, full days, the same week as the team. Each group has assigned mentors.
- The first months
Onboarding and training
The tools, the codebase, the way the team works. Real client and project work follows on performance, under a senior mentor.
- Exam days
Leave for university exams
On the mentor's approval, for the exam days themselves. The end date does not move.
- 31 May
The batch ends
A completion certificate for every intern who completes it, a letter of recommendation for those who earn one, and an offer when an opening exists in the track. Never guaranteed.
What we read, what we never read, and how a person decides: Internship screening process.
Technical and non-technical
The kinds of work we take interns into
Openings depend on what the year needs, so there may be more of these or fewer. When the list changes, this page changes with it. No track has a fixed number of seats.
Technical
- Full-stack development, with a lean you choose when you apply. Frontend lean: React, TypeScript, Astro, HTML and CSS. Backend lean: PHP, Laravel, Node.js, and DevOps or mobile when that work exists.
- AI engineering: LLM applications in Python, with agents, retrieval (RAG), evaluation, cost and fallbacks. Not model training. It ends with an internal deployment: you work inside one of our own teams (HR, sales or marketing) as your customer and, with a business analysis intern, take one real workflow from discovery to an evaluated agent that team uses.
- QA automation and accessibility: Playwright and API test suites, WCAG 2.2 testing.
- UI/UX design with accessibility: Interface and visual design that works for everyone who uses it.
- Business analysis and delivery: Requirements, user stories, sprint and status coordination, paired with the AI engineering intern on the internal deployment.
Non-technical
- Marketing and content: Social media, SEO, GA4 reporting, technical writing.
- Business development: Account research, lead lists, qualification.
- Human resources: Recruitment and HR operations. Openings in HR are occasional, only in a year with a real need.
Three figures
What the programme is, in numbers
Ours, counted every year.
The programme's fixed term, stated by Atyantik, 2026
Atyantik's own count, from the screening of the last cycle's applications
Atyantik's own batch sizes, every year to 2026
Plainly
What you get, and what is asked of you
The internship is unpaid. What it returns is the work, the mentor, the certificate and, for those who earn it, the letter. What it asks is six months of full days in Vadodara.
You get
- Six months of real work: onboarding and training first, then client and project work as your performance earns it, under a senior mentor.
- A mentor assigned to your group for the whole term.
- A completion certificate.
- A letter of recommendation, for those who earn it.
- The letters your college needs for training or project credit, on request.
- A real chance at a role: some interns are offered one when an opening exists in their track. It is never guaranteed.
You bring
- Your final year, ending by the month after the batch ends, or a degree you already hold.
- Full days on-site at the Vadodara office, the same week as the team, from 1 December 2026 to 31 May 2027. No remote or hybrid arrangement.
- A No Objection Certificate from your college.
- Exam leave planned with your mentor, for the exam days themselves.
Six months, final year, unpaid
Three rules, three reasons, in the order you will meet them. None of them is a preference about paperwork.
Six months, and nothing shorter.
In a four-to-eight-week internship a student cannot get into real work, and we cannot benefit from what they learn. So we do not run summer or winter internships. One programme a year, no more and no less.
Six months, every year. This cycle: 1 December 2026 to 31 May 2027.
Final year, or graduated.
The final year is the one year in which six months of real work can stand in for a classroom project, and a graduate can give the six months too. A student a year earlier cannot leave college for that long.
The check above tells you which batch is yours; a student's college issues the No Objection Certificate.
Unpaid.
The six months are the education: senior time and real projects are spent on the intern. A stipend would mean selecting for cost rather than for people worth teaching.
Stated here, before the form, and again in the questions below, so nobody finds it out afterwards.
Whether this is for you
Where we fit
You are in the final year of your programme and it ends by the month after the batch ends, or you have already graduated.
You can spend the six months in Vadodara, full days, and, if you are still a student, your college will issue a No Objection Certificate.
You want real work more than a stipend, and you are ready to earn your way onto client projects.
Where we are the wrong call
You want a few weeks in the summer or the winter.
You cannot be in Vadodara for the term.
Applications are open
Apply for the 2026-27 batch
Read as it arrives, with AI assistance, and a person makes every decision. You may get a question by email about your own work; otherwise a reply follows only when the next round does.
Questions about the programme
Each answer states the yearly rule, so it holds whichever year you read it.
How long is the Atyantik internship?
Who can apply?
Is the internship paid?
When do applications open?
Where is it, and what are the hours?
What about my final-year exams and my college's paperwork?
How are applications screened?
How many people are selected?
Is there a job at the end?
If this is not the page you needed
Four other places people arrive here from.
Looking for a paid role
- Careers at AtyantikWhat is open right now, and what the arrangement actually is.
Curious about the days
- Life at AtyantikThe working day, in two timezones, that interns keep too.
Still deciding
- Why join AtyantikThe case for the work, from inside it.
- The Atyantik teamThe people who would teach you, by name and photograph.