ISLAMABAD: Chief Minister of Punjab Maryam Nawaz led government launched ‘CM IT Internship Program‘ under her vision of “Digital Punjab.”
As per the details, the program aims to equip IT and Computer Science graduates with industry-ready skills and provide them with hands-on experience at top IT companies and software houses.
While the selected graduates will enjoy a 5-month internship along with a generous monthly scholarship of 50,000, bridging the gap between academia and the professional world.
This initiative allows young professionals to learn directly from experts and gain practical experience in cutting-edge technologies.
Eligible applicants—IT and Computer Science graduates from Punjab with a 4-year degree—can apply online at cmitinterns.punjab.gov.pk.
CM Maryam Nawaz said, “We are turning Punjab into an IT hub, connecting our youth with modern technology and opening new avenues for progress. The Nawaz Sharif IT City will be a game-changer for Pakistan’s digital future.”
This program marks a major milestone in Pakistan’s journey to becoming a digital nation, offering bright minds the tools, mentorship, and opportunities to shape the future of technology in the country.
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