Internship committee
OVERVIEW
The Internship Committee at NLUO is dedicated to facilitating valuable internship opportunities for NLUO students across diverse sectors within the legal field, including prestigious law firms, legal chambers, government and non-government organisations, judicial offices, regulatory authorities, corporate legal departments, and other institutions.
The Committee serves as the bridge between students and the legal profession by securing internship opportunities, facilitating professional engagement, and organising career development initiatives that prepare students for the practical aspects of the legal profession.
VISION AND MISSION
The vision of the Committee is to prepare students for practical legal experience by fostering advocacy, research, drafting and professional skills while strengthening their readiness for future recruitment opportunities. Through facilitating internships every semester, the Committee enables students to bridge the gap between classroom learning and professional legal practice, thereby enhancing employability and instilling professional ethics.
The Internship Committee’s mission is to foster professional development while strengthening NLUO’s standing amongst legal employers. Beyond internships, the Committee actively organises CV drafting sessions, seminars and webinars that facilitate student-industry interactions and provide valuable insights into diverse legal careers. These initiatives contribute towards building strong professional networks and fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional excellence within the NLUO community.
OBJECTIVE
The Internship Committee aims to facilitate the professional growth of NLUO students by securing internship opportunities across leading law firms, litigation chambers, corporate legal departments, government organisations, judicial offices and non-governmental organisations. It also strives to organise career guidance initiatives and professional interactions that enhance students’ practical skills, professional awareness and understanding of the functioning of legal institutions, thereby strengthening their preparedness for the legal profession.
ACTIVITIES / EVENTS
Internship Opportunities:
The Committee facilitates internship opportunities for students every semester at Tier-I law firms, boutique law firms, litigation chambers, corporate legal departments, government organisations, judicial offices and non-governmental organisations. During these internships, students undertake legal research, prepare pleadings, briefs, legal opinions, agreements, contracts and other legal documentation as assigned by their respective organisations. They also gain practical exposure by assisting advocates, judges and legal professionals, participating in court proceedings and understanding professional legal practice.
During the Academic Year 2025–26, the Internship Committee secured 116 internship slots across 31 organisations, reflecting the continued confidence reposed by leading legal employers in NLUO students. The internship opportunities secured covered diverse sectors of legal practice, including Tier-I law firms, boutique firms, litigation chambers, government departments and NGOs.
The Committee successfully secured internship opportunities from several reputed organisations including Khaitan & Co., Argus Partners, S&R Associates, Saraf & Partners, JSA Advocates & Solicitors, CMS Induslaw, Nishith Desai Associates, Economic Laws Practice (ELP), RegFin Legal, Phoenix Legal, ANM Global, ANG Partners, ALMT Legal, MC Kochhar & Associates, Law Chambers of Ramakant Gaur, State Vigilance Academy, HMJ Swarna Kanta, RLEK Dehradun, VSP Legal, Legus Intellect, among others.
INTERNSHIP SLOTS SECURED (ACADEMIC YEAR 2025–26)
| Internship Cycle | No. of Organisations | Internship Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Winter Internship (Nov–Dec 2025) | 20 | 61 |
| Summer Internship (May–June 2026) | 17 | 55 |
| Total | 31 | 116 |
*Some organisations participated in both internship cycles.
INTERNSHIP TRAJECTORY
| Academic Year | Internship Slots Secured |
|---|---|
| 2021–22 | 75 |
| 2022–23 | 57 |
| 2023–24 | 125 |
| 2024–25 | 119 |
| 2025–26 | 116 |
CV DRAFTING SESSIONS
To equip new students with the skills to prepare professional and impactful resumes, the Internship Committee conducted CV Drafting Sessions for the newly admitted 2025–30 (Five-Year Integrated Programme) and 2025–28 (Three-Year LL.B. Programme) batches.
The sessions focused on key aspects of legal CV drafting, including effectively presenting academic achievements, internships, extracurricular activities, research experience and other professional accomplishments. The sessions enabled students to develop resumes aligned with professional expectations and strengthened their preparedness for internship applications and recruitment processes.
Faculty Advisors
Dr. Arjyalopa Mishra
RCC Coordinator
Dr. Kaushiki Brahma
Faculty Advisors
Dr. Rashmi Rekha Baug
Faculty Advisors
Pragya Saigal
Mentor
(2022–27)
Tamanna Bahety
Mentor
(2022–27)
Vishesh Khanna
Convenor & RCC Point of Contact
(2023–28)
Gauri Dudeja
Co-Convenor
(2024–29)
Sparsh Agarwal
Co-Convenor
(2024–29)
Lakshya Chopra
Member – 2024–29
Asamanya Bhattacharyya
Member – 2024–29
Akshara Singhal
Member – 2024–29
Manasvi Singh
Member – 2024–29
Akshat Prakash
Member – 2025–30
Anya Tandon
Member – 2025–30
Ashita Gaur
Member – 2025–30
Divya Laxmi Satapathy
Member – 2025–30
Manya Virmani
Member – 2025–30
Parth Bhatia
Member – 2025–30
Saagar Sinha
Member – 2025–30
Yash Arora
Member – 2025–30
Vedanta Suryavanshi
Member – 2025–30
Abhishree Anandi
Member – 2025–2028 (3-Year LL.B.)
Srishti Prasad
Member – 2025–2028 (3-Year LL.B.)
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