Internship Diary- Jindal Steel and Power Limited, Ishaan Arora

Ishaan Arora

Ishaan Arora, a B.Com (Hons) student from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, who has always believed in action rather than words. He has completed 2 months internship at Jindal Steel and Power Ltd, achieved his goals and established himself as a doer.

Here, Ishaan is sharing his experience being a Finance & Accounts Intern at Jindal Steel and Power Limited. His apprenticeship will certainly propel him ahead of the curve.

Go ahead and know what his story has to offer to aspiring youth so that you can easily find a path of self-growth. Young Influxers go ahead and upgrade yourself!!!

  • Internship: Summer Internship
  • Role: Finance & Accounts Intern
  • Organisation: Jindal Steel and Power Limited
  • Location: Gurgaon
  • Duration: 2 months

How did you come to know about the internship?

College Internship Fair

Is there any stipend?

7500 plus accommodation and food.

What were your responsibilities as a fellow?

  • Worked on SAP.
  • Worked on Excel and create my own analysis out of the data provided.
  • At times get in touch with the clients directly on call.
  • Also worked on different software related to real estate.

How much time did you contribute on a daily basis?

8-9 hours

Share your proudest achievements and how were you able to realise them.

I believe getting the internship in itself was a very proud moment for me. Not many people were selected for it and the interview consisted of many technical questions.

During the internship, I took every day as a challenge and did all the tasks assigned to me. Completing all the tasks at the end of the day was an achievement for me.

What are the top learnings, skills and values that you acquired here?

  • Skills – Advanced Excel, SAP, better communication, hands-on experience while dealing with clients etc
  • Values – I was under an amazing person. He was the head of HR and I still admire him. Admire him a lot! He was very simple and highly knowledgeable. He taught me a lot about life in general.

Do you feel this experience is a stepping stone towards success in life? Illustrate how the experience gained will help you going forward in your career.

Yes, although I’m not sure if I’ll be working in a corporate again as I have my own start-up however the experience, values and skills will surely not go waste.

What is your advice to those, who are aspiring the same or a similar internship?

If you’re going for a field like finance, your technical skills might just come over and above your soft skills. Focus on that 🙂

How can we (Friends, Family, YI Fraternity) encourage young students such as yourself to involve themselves in different opportunities?

Set them free to do anything and tell them not to fear failure.

Anything else would you like to say to the YI learners who’ll be reading your experience?

Fall until you succeed. Don’t shy away from failing.


We at Young Influx would take this opportunity to thank Ishaan for taking a leap of faith and sharing his impeccable story. We are humbled and grateful, your efforts mean a lot for the youth seeking growth and development.

And hello, dear readers, we welcome you to explore the platform with an open mind. Help yourself gain most out of the experiences and opportunities listed here.

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