Full stack, frontend, backend, mobile and framework-specific engineering
The highest-volume internship category in India and the one where a well-written JD pays for itself fastest. Framework-specific titles — MERN, React, Next.js, Java, Android — pull dramatically better-matched applicants than a generic “Software Intern” post, because that is how students describe their own project work.
Why this matters for 2026 hiring
Post the stack, not the abstraction. A “MERN Stack Intern” listing consistently draws applicants with shipped projects in that exact stack; “Software Developer Intern” draws everyone and costs you screening hours.
Each page carries a copy-ready JD, the stipend band across 64 cities, the skills worth screening for, and three questions that separate strong candidates from strong CVs.
A generalist engineering intern who picks up tickets, ships features against a real codebase, and learns to work inside a team’s review and release process.
Owns a feature from database to interface — schema, API, UI and deployment — which makes them unusually productive on small teams.
Builds web applications on MongoDB, Express, React and Node — the stack most Indian students actually learn and ship projects in.
Full stack web development on MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node — common in enterprise and services companies with existing Angular codebases.
Builds the user-facing half of a product in React — components, state, data fetching and the performance work that keeps it fast.
Builds production React applications with Next.js — server components, routing, rendering strategy and the SEO and performance work that comes with them.
Backend engineering in JavaScript — APIs, database access, background jobs and the integrations that hold a product together.
Enterprise backend development in Java and Spring Boot — the stack behind most Indian banking, insurance and large-services codebases.
Backend and automation work in Python — APIs, data processing, scripting and the internal tooling that saves everyone else time.
Enterprise application development on .NET and C# — the stack behind a large share of Indian corporate, ERP and government-adjacent systems.
Web development in PHP and Laravel — the backbone of a large share of Indian agency, e-commerce and CMS work.
Builds native Android applications in Kotlin — screens, state, offline behaviour and everything the Play Store requires before release.
Builds native iOS applications in Swift and SwiftUI, including the App Store release process.
Builds cross-platform mobile apps in Flutter or React Native, shipping one codebase to both Android and iOS.
The same role costs materially less outside the metros for candidates of comparable quality. If the work can be done remotely, these markets are worth posting into.
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Reach students and freshers across 64 Indian cities. No posting fee, no limit on the number of roles.
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