SINP Research Fellowship 2026: Eligibility, Stipend, How to Apply, Dates

Introduction

SINP offers summer projects across nuclear, high-energy, condensed matter physics, and computation. This guide summarizes 2026 eligibility, stipend, and application steps (Expected/Indicative dates).

Program Overview

On-site 6–8 week research with faculty supervision, ending in a presentation/report. Stipend usually provided; hostel space limited.

Domains Offered

• Nuclear and high-energy physics
• Condensed matter and materials
• Astrophysics and cosmology
• Computational/theoretical physics

Eligibility

• Strong physics/math background; coding or lab skills
• SOP aligned to a faculty group; high CGPA helpful

How to Apply

1. Check SINP fellowship call. 2) Identify groups and craft SOP. 3) Submit CV, transcript, and references if asked. 4) Respond quickly to tasks/queries.

FAQs

• Paid? Expected/Indicative: stipend available; confirm in offer.
• Remote? On-site only.
• Can it extend? Possible via project student roles if invited.