If you are interested in commerce, consider pursuing internships in digital/e-mail marketing or sales. You can also take courses in digital marketing and become familiar with MS Office/Tally to expand your opportunities. However, if you’re not interested in these fields, you can look for internships in other areas to gain real-world experience.
Remember that internships are about gaining experience, not money. Don’t expect too much from them, but also don’t settle for unpaid internships. Maintain professionalism with your employer and withdraw if you feel uncomfortable. Ask for timely payment and evaluate your work yourself. Don’t let the internship interfere with your studies. Lastly, always ask for a certificate at the end of the internship.
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