College don't provide any internships but gives a LOR. Being in first year I did my first internship at DLSA nashik and second on I am working with a NGO. My first internship was so helpful to me understand the legal procedures.

This September i went for internship under district court advocate and doing several online Internships. The universities provide Letter of Recommendations for the departments or firms You choose. This helps to get that internship.

I have done multiple internships in various litigation firms. one in bangalore one in delhi one in kerala one in dubai. I have interned in the state and district legal services authorities. it has all been a learning experience and i would recommend everyone pursuing this course to engage in internships as much as you can.

I am currently in my fifth semester and have completed four internships so far. Our university course is so well-designed that we have a dedicated internship break after each semester. We have a 2-month internship break where we can do internships wherever we want because everyone has different interests. We also have an Internship Committee that assists you in finding internships and makes recommendations.

Many Tier 1 law firms such as Khaitan & Co, Trilegal, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas provide internship opportunities to students. Students also intern under various Advocates and Judges across states of India to learn practical approaches to law.

University frequently offers judicial internships with various high court and supreme court judges which helps students to understand the working of court and understand the course of action required for future plan.

Students usually look after the internships themselves although there is an Internship Coordination Committee of the college that offers you a few internships at reputable law firms where the university has reserved slots for its students exclusively.