Absolutely, students pursuing the Diploma in Medical Lab Technician at Puran Murti Campus in Sonepat are provided with structured internship opportunities, which are a vital part of the program. These internships typically take place during the final year or last semester and are organized in collaboration with hospitals, diagnostic centers, pathology labs, and healthcare institutions across Sonepat and nearby areas.
Internships are designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world clinical experience. During the internship, students work under the supervision of experienced lab technicians, pathologists, and medical professionals. They get hands-on exposure to the routine workflow of a medical laboratory, including sample collection, analysis, reporting, and equipment handling. This allows them to apply the theoretical knowledge they’ve gained in subjects like biochemistry, microbiology, hematology, and immunology in real diagnostic settings.
Interns are usually involved in performing basic diagnostic tests, preparing slides, maintaining lab hygiene, handling patient data, and using lab instruments under observation. This experience enhances their confidence, sharpens their technical skills, and familiarizes them with hospital protocols and lab safety standards.
Moreover, internships often open doors to future employment. Many students receive job offers from the same labs or hospitals where they intern, based on their performance, punctuality, and professional conduct during the training period. For students seeking career advancement or higher education later, the internship also adds significant value to their resumes.
The college’s training and placement cell actively coordinates these internships and ensures students are placed in reputed facilities that provide meaningful learning experiences. Internships are not only encouraged but are considered a compulsory part of the diploma program to ensure that graduates are job-ready and professionally competent upon completion.
Yes, students enrolled in the Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering College in Sonepat at Puran Murti Campus definitely get internship opportunities as a core part of their academic training. These internships are not just optional add-ons—they are carefully structured, mandatory components of the program that expose students to real-world aviation environments, helping bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Puran Murti Campus has strong partnerships with leading aviation companies, including airlines, Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) centers, aerospace manufacturing firms, and aviation service providers. Through these collaborations, students are placed for internships in top organizations like:
IndiGo Airlines
SpiceJet
Go First
Air India
GMR Aviation
Tata Advanced Systems
HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited)
Airports Authority of India (AAI)
Various approved MROs across India
During these internships, students get hands-on experience in actual aircraft maintenance tasks, including:
Pre-flight checks and troubleshooting
Maintenance and repair of engines and systems
Safety inspections and audits
Working with real-time aviation software for maintenance logs and records
Exposure to airline and airport work culture and safety standards
Internship durations vary from 6 weeks to 6 months, depending on the company and semester. Most students go for industrial training during their final year, preparing them for full-time roles in the industry post-graduation.
Additionally, internships help students:
Build resumes with real industry experience
Network with aviation professionals
Enhance confidence in handling complex aircraft systems
Understand the latest tools, technologies, and safety protocols used in the aviation sector
Some students even receive pre-placement offers (PPOs) from the same companies where they intern, based on their performance.