July 23, 2026
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Practical legal training and structured internships strengthen judicial examination preparation, professional skills, and career exposure for law students.
Legal education employability initiatives combine curriculum alignment for judicial and competitive examinations with mentoring, legal drafting practice, research training, and professional interaction. Internships provide practical exposure to courts, judicial institutions, government bodies, law firms, advocates' chambers, corporate legal departments, and non-governmental organisations. Students in integrated and three-year law programmes complete prescribed minimum internship periods, with summer and winter placements commencing after the first year. Specialisation-based internships cover civil, criminal, corporate, cyber, intellectual property, arbitration, taxation, and government or non-governmental legal work.