Internship Experience @ Chief Judicial Magistrate, District Court, Pithoragarh: I loved judgments after...
The best thing which I got to learn was the huge difference between theoretical knowledge and its practical application.It is something which I will never forget. I developed a understanding of reading & the writing judgments. The bad thing was I had to study lengthy judgments and often I used to get bored.
Internship @ Legal League Consulting, New Delhi : Business Development Work for Firms, Dynamic...
You get to learn how to indulge into business communication with your corporate clients, the law firms that you want to make best friends with or establish alliances with. You can also ask about marketing, advertising & branding strategies that a law firm can adopt to the concerned senior consultants (however work on marketing and branding strategies are rarely given to an intern). Ila Vyas, 4th year, Bharati Vidyapeeth's New Law College, Pune
Internship @ Justice A.M Shafique, Hon’ble Judge, High Court of Kerala
Suprisingly, he was very friendly,pleasant and accomodative. On the first day, he guided me as to what will my tasks be during the internship. The staff was also extremely helpful. By Thulasi K.Raj, IV BSL LLB, ILS Law College, Pune.
Internship @ Allahabad High Court, Mediation and Conciliation Center: 1 Week is Enough, No...
The best thing about the mediation center is its proceedings. Both the party are given equal opportunity i.e. firstly both the party are heard together and after this one party at a time is heard. By Ashish Dutt Dubey, Law College Dehradun, 3rd year
Internship @ The Hindu, Delhi: Exciting Work; Tons to Learn, No Stipend
But personally for me, I learnt to handle criticism in a work environment. I did goof up once, was told what to do and then I worked my level best to improve. You also get to know the power of a newspaper agency that too as reputed as The Hindu. For instance, while doing a story on a now closed cinema hall, people were not comfortable opening up and sharing details. Tanya Singhal, Amity Law School, Noida, 3rd year
Internship Experience @ Bangalore Mediation Centre; Good Work, No Stipend
The people at Bangalore Mediation Center (BMC) are extremely sweet and kind. They’re very welcoming to new interns. Additionally, they are extremely professional about their timings and work culture. The Mediators were very enthusiastic about interns and told us as much about mediation as they could. They also encouraged us to ask a lot of questions. Meenakshi Kurpad, NUJS, 2nd Year
A Law Student’s Internship Experience at The Hindu (The Newspaper)
After the first week, special stories for the newspaper are assigned to an intern depending on his/her quality of work. Special stories may be of the choice of the editor or the interns’; stories are also, assigned based on the intern’s performance. During my period of four weeks, eight of my articles featured in The Hindu with authorship credits. Pranjit Kumar Bhattacharya (Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies BILS, Bangalore), 1st year


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