NOC Request Letter for an Internship
The short answer
A company may ask for a No Objection Certificate from your college before an internship. The letter should name the company, the dates and what you will do, and promise that you will keep up with your studies. Attach the offer letter. The template covers these.
When a company asks for the college's permission.
Leave empty for “The Principal”. Use the Head of Department or the Dean if that is who signs.
Your letter
Copy the letter onto paper in your own handwriting, or paste it into an email to your college. Adjust any line so it is true for you, and attach the documents the letter mentions. Your details stay in your browser.
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How to: NOC Request Letter for an Internship
- 1Fill in your details, the company's name and the internship period.
- 2Copy the letter, and add the role if the company's letter names one.
- 3Attach a copy of the offer or selection email.
- 4Submit it to the department head, and ask when to collect the certificate.
At a glance
- Address it to
- The head of the department or the placement officer
- Include
- Company, dates and the internship's role
- Attach
- A copy of the offer letter
Frequently asked questions
What if the internship clashes with classes?
Say how you will manage, for example by asking for permission for the days of overlap, or by choosing a remote internship. Colleges are more willing when you show a plan.
How early should I ask for the NOC?
Two weeks before the start, if you can. Offices often need the head's signature, and a few days can pass before it is ready.
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