TeaOne-year-old Nitin Rathod from Kota is the kind of student the government had in mind when it envisioned the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme (PMIS). A graduate in Business Administration from Career Point University and the first person in his business-owning family to look for a job, he has been working in the HR department of an Indian multinational company for the past few months. Considering a one-year internship as a stepping stone to a secure career, he says, “I am giving my 100 per cent in it so that they give me a pre-placement offer.”