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Some of the Organizations / Universities Offering Summer Training / Internship (Listed Department-Wise) Some Of The Organizations / Universities Offering Summer Training / Internship (Listed Department-Wise) AEROSPACE ENGINEERING KADET DEFENCE SKYSTEMS (P) LTD DYNAMATICS OLDLAND AEROSPACE NATIONAL AEROSPACE LAB UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF CORK, IRELAND C-DAC ( E-SECURITY) ROLLS-ROYCE INDIA PVT. LTD. G.E. INDIA TECH. CENTRE EATON TECHNOLOGIES UNIVERSITY SAINTS MALAYSIA AGRICULTURAL & FOOD ENGINEERING JAMSHEDPUR DIARY ITC SPICES BUSINESS LTD. BISK FARM, KOLKATA INDIAN STATISTI CAL INSTITUTE, CHENNAI JAMSHEDPUR DIARY NESTLE INDIA LTD. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY QISON : HYDERABAD INDIAN INSTITUTE OF REMOTE SENSING HARRISONS MALAYALAM LTD, COCHIN PEPSICO INDIA VALYOO TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES AFPRO UNITED HEALTH GROUP NATIONAL DIARY DEVELOPMENT BOARD FIELD FRESH FOOD PVT. LTD. UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NATIONAL DIARY DEVELOPMENT BOARD PEPSICO INDIA HOLDINGS PVT. LTD. ITC LIMITED JOHN DEERE PVT. LTD., PUNE ECOFROST TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. MACHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY CROPIN TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, RHINE-WALL UNIV. OF APPLIED SCIENCES BANGALORE BIOTECHNOLOGY BIOCON LIMITED QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY VODAFONDE MOBILE SERVICES LTD. HIYOSHI CORPORATION THE SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, USA KARCRUHA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CREDIT SUISSE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLOMBIA ALBERTA UNIVERSITY INDINAN INSTITUTE OF HORTICULTURE RCH. COGNIZANT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND , AUSTRALIA KING MONGKUT UNIVERSITY , BANGKOK MAX PLANK INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY RIPPLES LEARNING, BANGALORE WORKS APPLICATION HIYOSHI CORPORATION UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG , SWEDEN MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY M.R.C. LAB U.K. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ADHUNIK GROUP OF INDUSTRIES LOUISTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, US ALEMBIC PHARMACEUTICALS LTD. NML JAMSHEDPUR AMARA RAJA BATTERIES, TIRUPATHI ONGC ASIAN PAINTS , ROHTAK ORISSA CEMENT LTD. 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MENTOR GRAPHICS BANKER BAY MICROSOFT IDC CADENCE DESIGN SYSTEMS PARIS-8 C-DAC ( E-SECURITY) SAMSUNG NOIDA C-DAC (POWER OPTIMIZATION) SAMSUNG R&D, BANGALORE CHRONUS CORPORATION SIGMOIDINDIA ANALYTICS EBAY PAYPAL TETCOS ETRANS PRIVATE LTD TIMES INTERNET G.E. INDIA TECH. CENTRE UNIV. DE PARIS 12 GLOCAL HEALTHCARE YAHOO GOLDMAN SACHS (TECH) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ANDREW & YULE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE BARCLAY NTPC LTD BETAGLIDE OMEGA ELECTRONICS BHARAT COKING COAL LIMITED QUALCOMM BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LTD., HYD RAKSHAK FOUNDATION C-DAC (POWER OPTIMIZATION) RICHERCH CENTRE IMARAT - HYD CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC INST. RWTH AACHEN UNIV. CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE SCHLUMBERGER DEUTSCHE BANK SEBA HYDROMETRIC, GERMANY DPST ANDAL SIEMENS LTD., GOA DR.N TATA RAO THERMAL POWER STATION SOGANG UNIVERSITY, KORIA DRDO (ADRDE) TATA STEEL ELECTRICAL RESEARCH & DEV ASSOCIATION TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ERNST & YOUNG TRANS ENIGMA ETRANS PRIVATE LTD UNIVERSITY BORDEAUX, FRANCE GOLDMAN SACHS (TECH) UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF CORK, IRELAND HONGKONG UNIVERSITY OF SC. & TECH. UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA IBM INDIA RESEARCH VEM TECKHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. LUMINOUS POWER TECHNOLOGIES, UNA WORKS APPLICATION ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING AALTO UNIV. FINLAND PWC AXXONET SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD QMAX SYSTEMS, CHENNAI BARCLAY QUALCOMM BHABA ATOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE RAKSHAK FOUNDATION BHARAT PUMPS & COMPRESSORS RCI HYD CIREL SYSTEMS SCHNEIDER-NOIDA CRAYON SELCO FOUNDATION DRDL HYDERABAD SIGMOIDINDIA ANALYTICS DRDO SIGNAPORE UNIVERSITY OF TECH. & DESIGN DRDO (IRDE) SOCTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. EPFL, SWITZERLAND SOUTH CENTRAL RAILWAY, SECUNDRABAD ETRANS PVT. LTD. TATA TECHNOLOGIES G.E. INDIA TECH. CENTRE TETCOS IBM INDIA RESEARCH TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INFO ASSEMBLY PVT. LTD TIMES INTERNET IRDE, DEHRADUN TU MUNCHIN , GERMANY ITR CHANDIPUR UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA ( MITACS) NATIONAL REMOTE SENSING CENTRE, HYD WHIRLPOOL OMEGA ELECTRONICS WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES OPTENET YUKEN INDIA LIMITED INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING C&S ELECTRIC, NOIDA PWC CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY RAKSHAK FOUNDATION CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC INST. RELIANCE INDUSTRIES CESC LIMITED SCHLUMBERGER DEUTSCHE BANK SIEMEN LTD. ENDRESS+ HAUSER WELZER (I) PVT. LTD. 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