I was offered a paid internship by Acubiz Consaulting LLP India for a period of four weeks. I had just before that completed my internship with VALVOLINE CUMMINS - ASHLAND . And was in two minds whether to take up or not. I went through the process of selection through Skype with great reluctance but was over excited when I was given a challenging topic and my mentor was from a famous technological college in India.It opened doors about hit hero unknown topics that I had either read or had a passing knowledge of it . Would like to thank Nandita maam for encouraging me. Hope Acubiz Consulting India gives more internship opportunities to students and make them industry ready .

AVINESH GANGULYTHIRD YEAR DUAL COURSE – CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WITH MBA FINANCE - NMIMS MUMBAI

I, am from AcuBiz consulting India, Thane. When I had applied for an internship with AcuBiz Consulting India, I wasn't sure of me getting selected. But when I was, it was a happy feeling. The kind of exposure I got during my internship was very helpful. I am grateful to my mentors for being patient with me and helping me throughout. Looking forward to work on future market trends in biotech sector in near future.

Pooja NandiCurrently studying M.Sc.(Microbiology), K. J. Somaiya College.

I am a second year undergraduate student in IIT Madras. I was pleasantly surprised when I was given this opportunity by AcuBiz during the summer vacation of my 1st year. I worked as patent analyst onAptamers. Dr.SyamalaAriyanchira (Mentor) was very helpful and made me understand the project very well. This internship helped me understand the field of Bio-Engineering very well as it gave me exposure to most of the industrial applications. Quah Shun Ying (Lead analyst) was a wonderful guide and used to be critical of our work when ever necessary. It was a great project overall as I have learnt a lot and I am looking forward to work with AcuBiz again.

R Kishore YadavStudent

I applied for an internship with AcuBiz Consulting during the summer vacations shortly after the end of my first year as an undergraduate. I was rather skeptical about my chances, as internships are rare among first years. Therefore, I was pleasantly surprised when I was accepted and it has been a wonderful experience. The work I did for AcuBiz was interesting and exposed me to the industrial side of the engineering line, something I was ignorant of initially. Additionally it provided me with insights into the stages through which a developing technology passes through before it is commercialized. I am extremely grateful to my mentor for being patient with me and taking time out of her busy schedule to instruct and guide me.

DebayanStudent