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Prime Minister Youth Training Internship Program 2016-2017 October Registration Apply Online

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Published Date is 09-Oct-2016 Sunday

Last Date is 25-Oct-2016 Tuesday

Newspaper : Express


ISLAMABAD: Government has announced to provide internships to at least 21,000 educated youths under Prime Minister’s Youth Training Scheme.
According to the Inter Provincial Coordination Ministry, interns will be placed in federal ministries, divisions, Provincial Departments, Industries, Banks, Corporations, and various Public and Private Institutions for one year and they will be paid stipend of Rs.12,000 per month.
Last date for submission of applications is 25th of this month and all youths having 16 years of education are eligible.

Eligibility Criteria

  1. 16 years HEC recognized degree or equivalent
  2. Diploma of 3 years after Matric / FSc
  3. Madrassah graduates are also entitled to apply
  4. 50% of marks or 2.5 CGPA in final degree/diploma is the minimum threshold for selection of interns
  5. Age limit is upto 25 years on 31-12-2015
  6. Pakistani National
  7. There is no gender discrimination female candidates will be encouraged to apply
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YTS Helpline: 0331 1001000



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