Internship Experience @ Sankhla and Associates, New Delhi: Good Work Environment, Research Work

– Anonymous

Name of Organisation, Location, Team Strength

Sankhla and Associates, New Delhi, 4 associates +2 heads.

Application Process

I applied directly through e-mail at contact@sankhla.in and in case your application is pending from long and you think that your application is good enough to be accepted, you can call them on your own risk as you can face a telephonic interview.

Duration of internship and timings

6 weeks, timings was from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM, Saturday and Sunday of every week were observed as non-working day for Interns however, on your own discretion you can work on Saturday.

First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure

The first impression was nice, the office was big and there was a good library in the office apart from separate Intern Room and Conference room, we were asked to write our details in a register.

Main tasks

Initially they gave me some research work, then some more research work and then a lot more research work.

Apart from research work they gave me works regarding legal drafting, drafting of legal opinion, argument drafting and a lot more.

In total you will get a lot of ‘good work’ at Sankhla and Associates, and as Kapil Sankhla sir once said “Our office us full of work.”

You would always feel content with the quality and quantity of work you will get there.

Work environment and people

Best people on earth, working environment of office is too good and everyone including associates and peons and of course Sankhla sir and Sankhla mam are awesome people, in short you would enjoy your life and your work here.

Stipend

No stipend.

Biggest Lessons

The biggest lesson I learned at Sankhla is that when you indulge yourself with anything with your heart, you are bound to succeed.

Before joining Sankhla, I never knew or believed that I can research but they make me realize that I am a good researcher.

Any Other Thing

Never be afraid to bag your work.

The more interest one shows, the more work-worthy he is considered to be.