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Project-based industrial training for B.Tech, BCA and MCA students in the Tricity — you build real software in a team, with code review from engineers who ship client work.
Bright Infonet offers 6-week and 6-month industrial training in Chandigarh for B.Tech, BCA and MCA students. You work on real, code-reviewed projects in web, Flutter or AI with engineers from our software studio, using Git, sprints and demos. Check your university’s requirements first so we can confirm the right duration.
Most degree programs in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh ask students to complete industrial training — often around six weeks after the second or third year, and up to six months in the final semester. The exact rules differ between universities and even departments, so always confirm your own requirements before you choose a program.
Our training is built on the same tracks as the Academy. Shorter programs focus on core skills and a small project; longer ones add a team project from a real brief, worked in sprints with pull requests, code review and regular demos — close to how a junior developer spends their first months at a company.
The aim is that you finish with work you can explain in an interview, not just a file for your college. Before you apply, we talk through your university’s requirements and tell you plainly what we can provide.
Share your university’s rules on duration, timing and documents so we can plan around them.
Web, Flutter or AI, based on your current skills and the roles you want.
A focused start on the tools and practices you need before joining project work.
You build features for a real brief with users, constraints and a definition of done.
Every change goes through code review, and you demo working software regularly.
A final demo and write-up of what you built, ready for your portfolio and interviews.
Your university decides the minimum; your goals decide how much you take on.
Usually taken in a summer break. Learn a stack properly and build one reviewed project.
Usually in the final semester. Deeper skills plus a longer team project from a real brief.
Web, Flutter or AI tracks, depending on what you already know.
Full-stack web is the common starting point; Flutter suits students with some coding.
In-person sessions in the Tricity, with live online options where your university allows it.
We help with portfolio and interview prep, and we tell you clearly what we can’t promise.
Look for a company where you work on real code with reviews, not just classroom lectures. We offer project-based industrial training in the Tricity; check your university’s requirements first so we can confirm fit.
Universities ask for different documents, so share your college’s requirements with us before you join and we will tell you exactly what we can provide.
Fees depend on the track and format; contact us for the current fee and batch dates.
It is a training program rather than a paid internship, so we don’t advertise stipends. Contact us about the current fee and batch dates.
We help with your portfolio, code reviews and interview preparation, but we don’t promise jobs.
Yes. Students from across the Tricity join; sessions are hybrid, and we can discuss timings around your semester.