Expected Stipend: The stipend you hope to receive, which interviewers may ask you about.
Example
"I’m flexible, but based on similar roles I was expecting around ₹15,000–20,000 per month."
Why Expected Stipend matters for IT interns
Research typical stipends for the role and city beforehand so you can answer calmly and reasonably.
Where you will hear it
You will come across this term while preparing for and attending internship interviews and assessments. If someone uses it and you are not sure what they mean in your project, it is completely fine to ask; every team uses terms a little differently.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Expected Stipend?
The stipend you hope to receive, which interviewers may ask you about.
What is an example of Expected Stipend?
"I’m flexible, but based on similar roles I was expecting around ₹15,000–20,000 per month."
Why does Expected Stipend matter for IT interns?
Research typical stipends for the role and city beforehand so you can answer calmly and reasonably.
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