Students interested in digital identity systems and government technology projects now have a fresh opportunity. The Unique Identification Authority of India has announced its Technical Internship Programme 2026 at the Regional Office in Delhi.

According to the official announcement from UIDAI, the programme offers practical exposure to Aadhaar, India’s digital identity system, and the wider public digital infrastructure. An attractive stipend forms part of the package.

Applications must reach the office by 8 December 2026. The announcement notes that the number of positions in each technical discipline may increase or decrease depending on the requirements at UIDAI.

Interested candidates can scan the QR code shared in the official post or refer to the detailed notification available on the UIDAI career portal for full guidelines, eligibility conditions, and the application process.

This kind of internship will allow education aspirants to work in the organisation that manages Aadhaar for over a billion people. For those in technical courses, it may improve their understanding of large-scale digital systems, data management, and technology in public service. Parents and teachers often look for such structured government programmes that combine learning with real responsibility and a stipend.

UIDAI has run internship schemes in the past across its headquarters, technology centre, and regional offices. Duration under the general policy usually ranges from a minimum of six weeks up to twelve months. Interns are expected to bring their own laptop and make their own arrangements for stay and travel. A certificate is issued on successful completion of the assigned work.

Applicants should prepare their documents early and carefully review the official PDF for any specific requirements related to the Delhi Regional Office programme. The deadline leaves a clear window for students currently in the middle of their academic year or those finishing degrees who want relevant experience before moving into full-time roles.

The announcement comes at a time when digital public infrastructure continues to expand across India. Opportunities that place young people directly inside the systems supporting Aadhaar remain valuable for building both skills and career clarity.