J.P. Chandeliya I.A.S. (Govt. of Rajasthan, Bikaner)
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.
C.K. Mathew I.A.S. (Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur)
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.
A.S. Deshbhratar Principal (Police Training School, Mumbai Marol)
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.
Prof. C. Subba Rao Chairman (AP State Council for Higher Education)
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.
Usha Sahane General Manager (Lotus Learning Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai)
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.
Pratap Singh Patankar Addl. Commr. of Police (West Region, Thane City)
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.
Shah & Anchor ()
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.
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 .
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.
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.
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.
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