Internships are the heartbeat of an LLB student’s legal journey. Whether you aim to become a top litigator, corporate lawyer, judge, or policy expert, the right LLB Internship can set the stage for your career. From High Courts to top-tier law firms and government bodies, LLB internships 2025 offer unmatched practical exposure, real-world casework, and professional development.
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Whether you’re in your first year or final semester, there’s an opportunity waiting for you!
About the Program
LLB internships are typically short-term training programs designed to give law students a peek into real legal work. Depending on your interest—litigation, corporate law, criminal law, constitutional law, or human rights—you can intern under:
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High Court & Supreme Court advocates
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Law firms (Tier 1–3)
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Government bodies like NHRC, NALSA, MoLJ, MoFPI
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Legal departments of companies
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NGOs working in legal aid
Internships may involve legal research, drafting, attending court proceedings, client interaction, and even policy analysis.
Useful Summary
| Feature | Details |
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| Internship Type | Government, Law Firms, NGOs, Judicial Chambers |
| Start Date | Varies by Organization (Year-round) |
| Duration | 2 to 12 Weeks |
| Stipend | ₹0 – ₹25,000/month (depending on organization) |
| Perks | Certificate, LOR, Practical Legal Training |
| Apply Status | Open (Rolling) |
| Mode | Online, Offline, Hybrid |
| Location | Pan India (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, etc.) |
Who Can Apply?
LLB internships are open to:
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3-year and 5-year law students from recognized universities
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Must be enrolled in LLB/BA LLB/BBA LLB programs
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Must have legal research, communication, and drafting skills
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First-year students can apply to NGOs and online firms; final-year students can aim for firms, courts, and government internships
💡 Special preference is often given to students with mock court, legal aid, or moot court experience.
Terms of Engagement
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Internships may be full-time (offline) or part-time (virtual)
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Timings vary from 4–8 hours per day, depending on organization
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Interns are expected to maintain professionalism, punctuality, and confidentiality
Number of Openings: Thousands available year-round across courts, firms, and institutions
Essential Documents
To apply, prepare the following:
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Updated CV/Resume
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Cover Letter (specific to each internship)
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Scanned copy of Student ID Card
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Recent passport-size photo
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Writing sample or research article (for some legal roles)
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No Objection Certificate (for government or court internships)
How to Apply (Online Process)
1. Law Firms
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Visit websites of top firms like Trilegal, Khaitan, AZB, Shardul Amarchand, Luthra & Luthra
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Send applications to HR emails or apply via LinkedIn/official portal
2. Government Legal Bodies
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NHRC: nhrc.nic.in
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NALSA: Email at [email protected]
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Ministry of Law & Justice: legislative.gov.in
3. High Court/Supreme Court Advocates
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Send direct emails with SOP to advocates/chambers
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Example: “Application for Internship – July 2025” in subject
4. NGOs & Think Tanks
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Apply via Internshala, Lawctopus, or official NGO websites
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Examples: Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, CRY Legal, PUCL, HRLN
5. Legal Tech & Online Platforms
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LegalEdge, iPleaders, LawSikho – offer virtual internships with certificate and real assignments
Status Check (If Any)
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Most firms reply via email within 2–4 weeks
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For government roles, shortlisted candidates will be informed via email only
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Some platforms allow dashboard tracking (e.g., Internshala, Lawctopus)
Important Dates & Links
| Type | Deadline/Intake |
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| NHRC Summer Internship | April–May 2025 |
| NALSA Internship | Rolling (Apply 30 days in advance) |
| SC/HC Chamber Internship | Year-Round |
| Law Firm Internships | Jan, April, June, Oct batches |
| NGO Internships | Monthly Batches |
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FAQs
Q: Are LLB internships mandatory?
Yes, most law schools mandate internships as part of your course requirement, especially from 2nd year onward.
Q: Do LLB internships pay?
Some top law firms and in-house legal departments offer stipends. NGOs and courts typically offer unpaid but prestigious internships.
Q: What is the best time to apply for internships?
Apply 2-3 months in advance, especially for summer (May–July) and winter (Dec–Jan) internships.
Q: Can first-year law students apply?
Yes, but it’s recommended to start with NGOs or virtual internships to build your profile.
Q: Will I get a certificate?
Yes, most organizations provide a completion certificate, especially if the internship duration is at least 4 weeks.
Parwinder Singh Sandhu.
BBA LLB,
Parul university.
Vadodara,
Gujarat
As a Fifth year law student at Parul Institute of Law School with a strong interest in corporate law, I am excited to apply for the Legal Intern .My academic achievements, coupled with my experience in moot court competitions and my ongoing internship at a Palghar District court , have equipped me with a solid foundation in legal principles and case management. I am confident that my passion for law, attention to detail, and commitment to serving clients would make me a valuable addition to your esteemed team.