The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau is a statutory multi-disciplinary body established by the Government of India under the Ministry of Environment and Forests, & Climate Change, to combat organized wildlife crime in the country.

The headquarters of the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau is located in New Delhi.

No, joining or completing an internship program at WCCB is not an assurance for a job in the organization.

Yes, interns are required to sign an undertaking regarding the non-disclosure of information that comes to their knowledge during their internship.

No, interns are not authorized to use data collected or information gained during their internship in academic publications or research projects without prior approval from the Additional Director.

Yes, WCCB may terminate an intern's internship at any point without giving any reasons as it deems fit.

Interns at the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau are expected to undertake activities as directed by the concerned Regional Deputy Director in their respective Regional Offices or by the Additional Director in case of Bureau Headquarters.

No, there is no remuneration paid to interns at the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau.

The Selection Committee for internship at the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau meets two times in a year.

The composition of the Selection Committee for an internship at the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau is decided by the Additional Director.

The selection procedure for internship at the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau involves scrutiny of applications by a Selection Committee, with due importance given to the academic performance of the applicant. The meeting of the Selection Committee is held two times in a year, and its decision is final and binding.

The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau assists and advises the Customs authorities in the inspection of consignments of flora & fauna as per the provisions of the Wildlife Protection Act, CITES, and EXIM Policy governing such an item.

The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau advises the Government of India on issues relating to wildlife crimes having national and international ramifications, relevant policy, and laws.