Sangamner sits squarely on the NH-60 corridor between two of Maharashtra's manufacturing powers — Pune's auto belt on one end, Nashik's HAL-and-MIDC economy on the other — yet its own engineering students rarely see robotics as a career that can start from their hometown. This internship rewrites that: Amrutvahini-trained hands, Nashik-built farm machines, hybrid participation that keeps home close.
Amrutvahini's engineering pipeline
Most applicants come from Amrutvahini College of Engineering and Amrutvahini Polytechnic, with science-stream students joining via Sangamner College. The mechanical and electronics workshop culture here is genuinely strong — lathe-and-fabrication familiarity that city-degree students often lack entirely.
Farm machinery is already your local industry
The cane and grape country around the Pravara basin runs on mechanisation: tilling rigs, sprayer pumps, harvest logistics. Growing up around working farm equipment gives Sangamner students an intuitive feel for duty cycles and field abuse that our test-rig work rewards immediately.
Quick Facts for Sangamner 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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