Each student is post-graduation is supposed to make Dissertation which amounts for a huge grade-point in final semester. A topic of interest has to be chosen and researched upon for 3 months, and Weekly Progress report of the same is submitted and signed by the faculty each Monday for 3 months, guaranteeing the work undertaken by student heads in the right direction of research. My topic is equally thrilling and has offered me a great insight into Law as a subject already; Legal and Ethical implications of Crime in the Metaverse and Virtual gaming world. It is so exciting to be able to work on a topic of my choice as a post-grad scholar, it keeps my motivation and curiosity equally high for learning new things and making a superb grade point for the betterment of my future-endeavors.

No as I am in first semester then internship for us is not available but we do participate and different programs which is responsored by Amity like ADR programme IBA in Amity there are lots of opportunities which is provided by Amity itself which is just by external these things will help you to get internship

While the salary packages can vary significantly based on the student's performance, internships, and the economic climate, graduates have reported average packages ranging from INR 5 to 10 lakhs per annum, with some top performers securing higher packages, particularly with prestigious law firms.

For law, the college does not provide you with any internships it will give you a month or two months break in a year where you'll have to arrange for an internship yourself and show that to college. There will be an ntcc subject where you'll have to appear for a viva based on that internship and provide weekly reports of what all you have done in that internship.

Yes, we have to do internship in every summer break that counts in a NTCC program in which we have to give viva and have to make a daily diary in which we have to record our daily journey of internship after that we have to upload some daily assessments of simple task’s.

Yes, you can opt for an internship both yourself and through the placement cell. The placement cell helps give recommendation letters as well whenever needed. Also, they provide an internship at any time of the year. No stipend is provided in the initial years.

College mostly does not provide internship opportunities, we have to apply and look for them ourselves. Internships for law students are not difficult to find in Delhi and we have good opportunities nearby. Although during law internships one must not expect stipends.

College doesn’t help much in internship. One has to find internship on there own. As of now i have done 3 internships with varied task to complete. Also in law school one gets serious internship after the 3rd year only.

A college has a proper procedure for placement and job opportunities. There is a committee under the name of CRC, which takes up the job of campus placement before our final exams. For the last semester. We are supposed to fill out some documents and give our required documents for us to be able to secure a place in the placement drive. In case we are eligible for it, we can sit for the interviews for whichever interviews we signed up for, the highest package after graduation? 15,00,000