IIT Kanpur, KGMU Offer Health Tech Fellowship 2022 At sibshine.com, Check Details

The applications for the Health Tech fellowship at the School of International Biodesign-Synergising Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship, or SIB-SHInE, have been invited by the Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Kanpur, and King George's Medical University, KGMU Lucknow. The candidates who are interested to know more about this medtech fellowship programme and how to apply on sibshine.com, can go through the details below.

Candidates can apply for the fellowship programme at the official website, sibshine.com. Candidates who have completed their undergraduate degree or higher in medicine (MBBS or BDS), engineering, biomedical instrumentation, product or industrial design, or business administration can apply for the fellowship.

Meanwhile, the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, is sponsoring the fellowship. The fellowship recipients will get a stipend of Rs 60,000 per month and strive to further the goal of ensuring universal healthcare in India. The fellowship is being offered for a duration of 12 months. For details on how to apply for the fellowship programme in MedTech and Health Tech on the official website, candidates can refer to the steps listed below.

IIT Kanpur, KGMU Health Tech Fellowship 2022: How To Apply

Step 1: Go to sibshine.com, which is the official SIB SHINE website.

Step 2: Go to the homepage and click the "Apply Now" option.

Step 3: Enter your information, including name, date of birth, educational background, etc.

Step 4: Pay the application fee, if applicable, and submit the form.

Step 5: Download and keep a printout of the completed form for your records.

However, before or on July 20, 2022, applicants must submit their SIB SHINE Fellowship application forms. According to the official website, there will be four stages for the selection process.

The fellowship programme intends to develop the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs who will eventually work to establish new start-ups for indigenous medical device development and production in line with the "Make in India" and "Start-UP India" initiatives of the Central Government.