Applications are open for the Indian Army Open-Source ML Based Multi Sensor Fusion System internship on the AICTE Internship Portal. It is offered by the Indian Army's Army Training Command, runs for 75 days and is based in Odisha. The stipend is up to ₹75,000 for the whole internship, paid after you complete it and meet all programme requirements. There is 1 opening, and the last date to apply is 14 Nov 2026. The listing went up on 5 Nov 2026.
It is open to B.Tech / B.E / equivalent students. It suits students who want to apply Machine Learning, Statistics and Python to real defence work. Read on for the project, who can apply, the stipend, key dates and how to apply, with the official link. Details the listing leaves out are marked as not specified.
Internship Overview
Here are the key details in one table.
| Organization | Indian Army (Army Training Command) |
|---|---|
| Command Headquarters | Shimla |
| Internship Role | Open-Source ML Based Multi Sensor Fusion System for Aerial Situational Awareness Intern |
| Stipend | Up to ₹75,000 for the full internship (paid after completion) |
| Location | Odisha |
| Work Mode | Not specified |
| Internship Type | Full Time |
| Duration | 75 Days |
| Openings | 1 |
| Last Date to Apply | 14 Nov 2026 |
| Apply On | AICTE Internship Portal |
About Indian Army Army Training Command
Army Training Command is the Indian Army's training command, with its headquarters in Shimla. Its internships are listed on the AICTE Internship Portal, where students apply with their college details. The listing names Odisha as the place of work. Some projects may involve working at more than one Army location; check the listing for details.
Internship Details
The growing use of stealth and low observable aerial platforms, including unmanned aerial systems, presents a challenge for conventional air surveillance. As a result, a single sensor may not provide a reliable or continuous picture of aerial activity. Radar, electro optical and infrared sensors, together with passive radio frequency sensors, can each provide different information.
Combining their observations through data fusion and machine learning can improve detection continuity, classification confidence and the quality of situational awareness. The framework will combine simulated, public or specifically authorised radar, electro optical, infrared and passive radio frequency observations.
Roles and Responsibilities
The listing describes the work like this:
These platforms may be harder to detect because of reduced radar reflections, lower thermal signatures and other design features. The aim is to design, develop and validate an open source and modular machine learning framework for multi sensor fusion. It will support aerial situational awareness by improving track continuity, strengthening classification confidence and reducing false alarms.
The work will remain focused on software research, simulation and decision support. The project will develop a software framework for preparing and combining multi sensor data. It will collect or generate simulated, public or authorised datasets and prepare them through time synchronisation, coordinate transformation, filtering and methods for handling missing or inconsistent observations.
Statistical, probabilistic and machine learning approaches will be implemented and evaluated to combine observations from different sensor sources. A baseline tracking component will maintain track continuity, associate observations and represent uncertainty in fused data. Technical Framework.
Phases and Deliverables. Expected Outcomes.
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Eligibility Criteria
The listing sets these criteria:
- Degree: B.Tech / B.E / equivalent
- You can work full time for the full 75 days
Required Skills
The listing asks for these skills:
- Machine Learning
- Statistics
- Python
- PyTorch
- TensorFlow
- Pandas
Stipend and Benefits
The listing says: "Stipend The intern may receive up to Rs 75,000 after successful completion of the internship, subject to satisfactory work, attendance of at least." So the stipend is a single payment of up to ₹75,000 for the whole 75 days, not a monthly salary, and it is paid only after you complete the internship and meet the programme's requirements. Spread over the internship, it works out to about ₹30,000 a month.
| Per month | Up to ₹30,000 |
|---|---|
| Total for 75 days | Up to ₹75,000 |
No other benefits are listed.
Internship Duration and Mode
The internship runs for 75 days and is full time. The listing names Odisha as the location. If you live elsewhere, check whether you can relocate for the full period.
Important Dates
| Posted On | 5 Nov 2026 |
|---|---|
| Last Date to Apply | 14 Nov 2026 |
| Internship Start Date | Not specified |
Required Documents
No document list is given in the listing. An up-to-date resume (PDF) is the one file most forms ask for.
Selection Process
The selection process is not described in the listing. Keep checking your email after applying, as shortlisted students are contacted there.
How to Apply
- Tap "Apply Now" below to open this internship on the AICTE Internship Portal.
- Sign in to the portal. First-time users need to register as a student.
- Click Apply on the internship page and answer any screening questions.
- Check your portal dashboard and email for updates on your application.
Important Official Links
- Official listing and application: Open-Source ML Based Multi Sensor Fusion System for Aerial Situational Awareness internship listing on the AICTE Internship Portal
- AICTE Internship Portal: internship.aicte-india.org
- Indian Army website: indianarmy.nic.in
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Practical Tips for Applicants
- Complete your AICTE Internship Portal profile (college, course and year) before you apply, so the form goes through in one go.
- Share one dashboard or analysis you made, even a college project. Put the link in your resume.
- Keep your resume to one page and list the skills this listing asks for first.
- Apply a few days before the last date. Portals get slow near the deadline.
- Read about the Indian Army's Army Training Command and its work, so you can say in your application why this project interests you.
- Defence projects come with rules on data handling, devices and access. Follow the instructions you are given.
- Keep your college ID card and a bonafide or no-objection letter from your college ready, in case they are asked for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to what students usually ask about this role.
1Is this an Indian Army internship?
It is offered by the Indian Army's Army Training Command and listed on the AICTE Internship Portal.
2What is the stipend for the Indian Army Open-Source ML Based Multi Sensor Fusion System internship?
Up to ₹75,000 for the whole internship. The listing says it is paid after you complete the internship and meet all programme requirements.
3Is the stipend paid every month?
No. It is one payment at the end, after successful completion.
4How long is the internship?
It runs for 75 days and is full time.
5Where is the internship located?
It is based in Odisha, as per the listing.
6Who can apply?
Students with B.Tech / B.E / equivalent.
7What is the last date to apply?
Applications close on 14 Nov 2026.
8How do I apply?
Open the listing with the Apply Now button, sign in to the AICTE Internship Portal and submit your application there.
Conclusion
This Open-Source ML Based Multi Sensor Fusion System for Aerial Situational Awareness internship with the Indian Army's Army Training Command runs for 75 days, with a stipend of up to ₹75,000 paid after completion. Check the latest details on the AICTE Internship Portal and apply in good time.
About the Author
Disclaimer: AICTE Internship Help Desk is an independent information website and is not connected with AICTE or the Indian Army. The details are taken from the public listing on the AICTE Internship Portal; check the latest eligibility, stipend and dates there before you apply.
