SEBI is hiring financial content writer interns with a stipend of ₹45,000 per month

• SEBI is inviting financial content writer interns for their Mumbai office.
• The last date to apply for this internship opportunity is October 30. The duration of the internship programme will be twelve months from the date of appointment.
• Interns will be offered a monthly stipend of ₹45,000 (without accommodation) or ₹35,000 (with accommodation by SEBI, which is also subject to availability).

The Security and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is inviting financial content writer interns for their Mumbai office. The internship programme is for a web-based ‘Virtual Museum of Indian Securities Market’ started by SEBI.

The last date to apply for this internship opportunity is October 30. The duration of the internship programme will be twelve months from the date of appointment.

Interns will be offered a monthly stipend of ₹45,000 (without accommodation) or ₹35,000 (with accommodation by SEBI, which is also subject to availability).

This programme will give an opportunity to individuals for creating research based original content writing and enhance their knowledge of securities market, content writing skills, while working on hands-on projects.

Selected candidates would be posted to work under the Department of Economic and Policy Analysis (DEPA) of SEBI, which is located in Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai.

Eligibility criteria for this role —

1. Candidates must be an Indian citizen of up to 30 years of age as on March 31, 2021.
   
2. Education qualification — Post-graduation or equivalent degree in economics/business/finance or minimum 60% aggregate marks at post-graduation level or equivalent cumulative grade points average (CGPA).
   
3. Published articles on securities market, economics, business, or finance in periodicals or reputed publications during the last five years.
   

Applicants will be shortlisted by SEBI based on its eligibility criteria, documentary evidence submitted and skills. Candidates may be asked to appear for preliminary interviews in virtual mode and then the shortlisted candidates will be called for a personal interview. The date for the personal interview will be announced subsequently.

Other general rules and regulations —

1. Incomplete applications and applications without documentary evidence will be rejected.
   
2. The candidate will have to necessarily complete the twelve months’ period after joining and if she/he decides to quit in between, a notice period of at least one month must be served. If under any circumstances, the candidate is unable to serve the notice period she/he would have to pay an amount equivalent to one month’s stipend.
   
3. SEBI also has the right to terminate the internship with a notice period of one month without giving any reason.
   
4. Interns will be entitled to 12 days of leave in a year and if any additional leaves taken by the Interns shall lead to deduction in stipend. Also, unutilised leaves shall lapse at the end of the year.
   
5. Unauthorised absence for a continuous period of 8 days (not including weekends or public holidays) without any valid explanation will automatically lead to termination of the internship.
   

Here’s how to apply for this opportunity —

1. Interested candidates can apply for this internship by filling up this ‘Application Form’. Applicants will have to physically fill out the application form and submit a signed copy to SEBI via post. Below is the postal address —
   Deputy General Manager, Department of Economic and Policy Analysis –II Securities and Exchange Board of India SEBI Bhavan – II Plot No. C 4-A, ‘G’ Block, Bandra Kurla Complex Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051
2. Candidates shall post the application form accordingly the last date i.e October 30. No application shall be entertained after this date.
   
3. The envelope containing the application shall clearly mention ‘Application for Financial Content Writer under Internship Program – 2021’.
   

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