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How IIT Madras learner Aditya Mishra landed a Rs 95,000 internship stipend

How IIT Madras learner Aditya Mishra landed a Rs 95,000 internship stipend
Times of India Tuesday 29 September 2026, 07:10 UTC By TOI Education 1 min read
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IIT Madras BS student Aditya Mishra has secured a Software Engineering and Data Science project-based internship at Best Deal Paisa in Noida, with a monthly stipend of Rs 95,000. Mishra credited the programme’s Modern Application Development 1 and 2 courses with helping him gain practical experience in Python Flask and real-world application development. His selection highlights how hands-on projects and applied programming skills can strengthen students’ profiles when pursuing technical...

IIT Madras BS student Aditya Mishra has secured a Software Engineering and Data Science project-based internship at Best Deal Paisa in Noida, with a monthly stipend of Rs 95,000. Mishra credited the programme’s Modern Application Development 1 and 2 courses with helping him gain practical experience in Python Flask and real-world application development. His selection highlights how hands-on projects and applied programming skills can strengthen students’ profiles when pursuing technical internships and career opportunities.
IIT Madras (ORG) Aditya Mishra (PERSON) IIT Madras BS (ORG) Software Engineering (ORG) Data Science (ORG) Best Deal Paisa (ORG) Noida (LOCATION) Mishra (PERSON) Modern Application Development 1 (ORG) Python Flask (ORG)
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