Mumbai engineers the country's hardest machines quietly — heavy-engineering houses around Powai and the Godrej industrial legacy in Vikhroli have done it for a century — yet an agri-robotics career almost never features on Marine Drive career day. This internship changes that equation: bring Mumbai-grade engineering discipline to our Nashik facility, where your mechanisms face mud instead of marketing decks.
Institutions we recruit from in Mumbai
Our applicant pipeline includes IIT Bombay, VJTI Matunga, K J Somaiya College of Engineering, D J Sanghvi College of Engineering, Sardar Patel Institute of Technology Andheri, Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College Bandra, and polytechnic streams such as Vidyalankar Wadala. Workshop-culture students thrive here regardless of degree stream.
An engineering city, an agrarian neighbour
Mumbai's advantage isn't farmland — it's depth: robotics societies, maker spaces, and hackathon circuits that produce students who've actually driven a motor before orientation. Those are exactly the instincts our field machines need, and Nashik's farms are one train ride away when theory needs consequences.
Quick Facts for Mumbai Applicants
- Track: Robotics & Automation internship within AnaVruksha's precision-agriculture programme.
- Eligibility: Open to both diploma and engineering degree students — B.Tech/B.E./Diploma in Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Robotics, or related fields. Hands-on workshop exposure strengthens any application.
- Duration: Every internship runs in three duration options: 6 weeks, 12 weeks, or 24 weeks.
- Certification & PPO: A completion certificate is awarded on finishing your track. Strong performers are considered for performance-based conversion to a pre-placement offer after a 3-month extension.
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