SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2024 [Monthly Allowance Upto Rs. 17k+ RA Rs. 70k; All Graduates]: Apply by Sept 17

Gurjit Kaur

4 months ago

Applications are invited for SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2024. The last date of application is September 17.

Recognized as the flagship program of SBI Foundation, it is a 13-month long Fellowship that enables the nation’s youth to work on rural development projects in partnership with experienced NGOs.

Launched on 1st March, 2011, the pilot batch had 27 fellows who successfully completed the Fellowship. The feedback for the concept was overwhelmingly positive from all the stakeholders, and its impact was substantial and notable on the ground.

be an Indian citizen, or a citizen of Nepal/Bhutan, or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI).
be between 21 and 32 years of age on the day of commencement of the program, i.e., the candidate must have been born not earlier than 2nd August 1992 and not later than 1st October 2003.
have completed at least a Bachelor’s degree before the commencement of the program. i.e the candidate must have completed their degree before 1st October 2024.
Note to OCI Candidates: In case you don’t possess an OCI card currently, please visit the website of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India for OCI registration. As the process takes at least 1-3 months, we recommend that you apply for it as soon as you initiate your Fellowship application.

The Application Process for the 2024-25 batch is open now. You can apply for Stage-1 (Registration & Online Assessment.) using this page. Notifications and announcements about the status of the applications shall be shared on our website and social media channels.

The 2-stage Application Process of the SBI Youth for India Fellowship is as follows:

The selected candidates of Stage -2 will be notified on a rolling basis during the application period via email and/or SMS. On confirmation, candidates will be sent the offer letter, specifying details of the programme, Fellowship support and terms and conditions of the Fellowship.

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