The number of students getting placed is increasing every year. The primary options one can consider are placement in MNCs and law firms, judiciary, litigation, and further studies. Some students have been offered jobs in 3rd and 4th years through PPO. Several tier 1 and tier 2 firms also come for campus placement like Luthra and Luthra, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, and Trilegal. The average package can be around 12 lakh per annum. Though judiciary culture has been very prevalent in the past, that is now changing and the number of students now preferring and achieving placements is now considerable. The internship committee is also very active and many students apply to various firms and chambers through it.

The internship program at our university is growing and commendable, with the internship and placement committee encompassing both the faculties and students, performing its work diligently to secure prestigious internships for students in law chamber firms and corporate companies. The students from our university mainly intern in law chambers and firms where they are provided with work such as document drafting, making the brief of the case, interacting with the clients appearing in courts, as well as helping the senior lawyers.

I did not opt for internship via college. But the internship cell is very active and keep notifying you about the internship opportunities that comes their way. The seniors also help you to find internship

College provide you internships. But if you want to get a good internship then start sending emails on your own yhe college placement cell is not that much active and they don't provide enough internships

College does provide internship opportunities to 5-10 students (out of 180) every year, other students manage internships on their own. Law interns are usually given the task of research work, drafting, etc.

I have done internships in Law chambers, Courts as well as in law firms. The internship cell provides internship opportunities to the students here based on their CV. The big law firms provide stipend to the students such as SAM and Trilegal.

Internships are provided by the college. However, students can opt for internships on their own as well. The tasks in the internship include research, drafting, client briefing and doing other miscellaneous court work.

There is an internship cell available which provides for internships in various places. I don't think any of them are internships with stipend although there may be a few that I am not aware of.

We have a internship cell in our college which provide us the opportunity for interning under various law firms and supreme court and high court lawyers. We are given different tasks at our internships which relate to the legal field.

The internship cell offers maximum internship opportunities starting from 3rd year, though 1st and 2nd year students also get internships through the cell. These opportunities primarily include law firms and chambers of Advocates at the High Court and Supreme Court. I interned with an advocate at district court after my first semester, and this was not provided by the internship cell.