SBI YOUTH FOR INDIA FELLOWSHIP 2025 | Eligibility: Degree | Fellowship: 3,27,000 Per year

SBI YOUTH FOR INDIA FELLOWSHIP 2025 | Eligibility: Degree | Fellowship: 3,27,000 Per year

Eligibility Criteria for SBI Paid Internship 2025

Education: The candidate must have completed a Bachelor’s degree before 1 October 2025.
The candidate must be an Indian citizen, a citizen of Nepal or Bhutan, or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI).
Age: The candidate must be between 21 and 32 years of age on the day of commencement of the program, i.e., the candidate must have been born not earlier than 5th August 1993 and not later than 6th October 2004.

SBI SBI Youth for India Fellowship Stipend & Benefits
The SBI Youth for India Fellowship offers financial support and benefits to its selected candidates. The total compensation is ₹3,27,000 per year..

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Monthly Stipend: ₹16,000
Monthly Travel Allowance: ₹2,000
Project Expense Allowance: ₹1,000
Re-Employment Allowance: ₹90,000 (upon successful program completion)
Accommodation: Provided
Health & Accident Insurance: Included
Certificate: Awarded by SBI Foundation upon successful completion

APPLICATION PROCESS OVERVIEW
The Application Process for the 2025-26 batch is open now.
Candidates can apply for Stage-1 (Registration & Online Assessment.) using https://change.youthforindia.org.

The 2-stage Application Process of the SBI Youth for India Fellowship is as follows:

STAGE-1
Registration & Online Assessment

STAGE-2
Personal Interview
The Personal Interview stage is where the esteemed panel evaluates the applicant’s personal characteristics and suitability for the role.

FINAL SELECTION
The selected candidates of Stage -2 will be notified on a rolling basis during the application period via email and/or SMS.

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