Question 1

What does a Website Development Intern do here?

Accepted Answer

You build and ship real pages and features on a live luxury real estate website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. You style responsive pages, implement fixes and new features, write SEO-friendly markup and test across browsers and devices so your work holds up for real users.

Question 2

Can students from non-CS backgrounds apply?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you know the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript and enjoy building things, your degree does not matter. Plenty of strong web developers are self-taught, and a problem-solving mindset counts more than the branch on your marksheet.

Question 3

What level of coding do I need before starting?

Accepted Answer

You should be comfortable with the fundamentals of HTML, CSS and JavaScript and able to read and tweak existing code. You do not need to be an expert or know a framework -- you will learn a great deal on the job by building real pages.

Question 4

Do I need to know PHP or a specific framework?

Accepted Answer

No prior PHP is required. The site uses PHP, so you will get exposure to it on a live codebase, but comfort with core web fundamentals matters more than any specific framework. You will pick up what the project needs as you go.

Question 5

Is the development internship paid?

Accepted Answer

No, it is an unpaid internship, with performance-based incentives on eligible roles. The real payoff is shipping live features, learning how a production site is maintained, and receiving a Certificate of Completion and a Recommendation Letter, plus a free shuttle to the metro.

Question 6

Is it remote or work-from-office?

Accepted Answer

It is a Work-From-Office role at our Gurgaon office on Golf Course Extension Road. Working alongside the team in person is how you learn to debug, review and ship real code, so this role is on-site rather than remote.

Question 7

What is the duration of the internship?

Accepted Answer

It runs 3 to 6 months, agreed around your availability and college schedule. A longer stint usually means owning bigger features and leaving with more shipped work to show.

Question 8

Will my code actually go live?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Unlike throwaway course exercises, your code goes onto a live luxury real estate site that real visitors use. That is exactly why the experience is worth putting on your resume.

Question 9

What tools and setup do I need?

Accepted Answer

You will use a code editor, browser developer tools and version control such as Git on a real codebase. You should bring your own laptop with a working development setup and reliable internet.

Question 10

Do I need my own laptop?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you need your own laptop able to run a code editor and browser dev tools comfortably. A stable machine and internet connection let you contribute to live pages from the start.

Question 11

Will I get mentorship and code reviews?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You work with a real development team, get direction on the features you build and learn from feedback on your work. Seeing how experienced developers approach fixes and structure code is a core part of the internship.

Question 12

How is this different from an online coding course?

Accepted Answer

Courses teach syntax on isolated exercises; here you work in a real codebase, fix real issues and ship features that affect real users. You learn version control, browser testing and how a live site is actually built and maintained -- things courses rarely cover.

Question 13

What makes a strong applicant for this role?

Accepted Answer

Solid HTML, CSS and JavaScript basics, curiosity about how websites work, and the persistence to debug problems stand out. A small personal project or a GitHub profile, even a simple one, signals genuine interest.

Question 14

Is a personal project or GitHub required?

Accepted Answer

It is not required, but it helps. Even one small project -- a landing page, a simple app or a few practice pages -- shows you can apply the basics and gives us something concrete to talk about in the interview.

Question 15

Is this internship suitable for final-year students or graduates?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Final-year students use it to gain real shipping experience before placements, and graduates use it to bridge from learning to production work. The 3 to 6 month format fits both a project semester and a post-college start.

Question 16

Can I use this internship for college credit?

Accepted Answer

Many colleges accept it toward internship or project credit. We provide a Certificate of Completion and can confirm the work you contributed, but check your college requirements in advance so the paperwork lines up.

Question 17

How do I apply for the Website Development Internship?

Accepted Answer

Apply through the White Collar Realty careers page by completing the application form and attaching your resume, plus any GitHub or project links. Sharing even a small code sample strengthens your application.

Question 18

What is the selection process?

Accepted Answer

It usually begins with a review of your application and any projects, then a short interview about your interest and fundamentals. We may discuss a project you built or a small practical problem to see how you approach code.

Question 19

When can I start?

Accepted Answer

Start dates are flexible and run throughout the year rather than in fixed batches. Once you are selected, we agree a start date that fits your college or personal schedule.

Question 20

How do I reach the office and is there transport support?

Accepted Answer

The office is on Golf Course Extension Road, Sector 67, Gurugram. We provide a free shuttle to the nearest metro, which makes commuting from across Delhi NCR straightforward.

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