National Law University, Jodhpur has an elaborate internship program for both Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate students. The program is organised in the months of November-December and May-Jun of every year which extends from four to six weeks. The internship program has been made a part of the curriculum to achieve the object of imbibing practical knowledge on applicability of law and “learning law in action”. The program is initiated right from the first year.

Internship Program for Undergraduate (UG) Students -

The First Year UG students are placed with Social Action Groups, i.e. both Governmental and Non-Governmental Organizations. The Second Year Students are placed with the Trial Court Advocates. The Third Year Students are placed with Appellate Court Advocates. Fourth Year Students shall be exposed to work exposure at Corporate Law Firms, Companies and other specialized law firms. The Fifth Year Students shall be allowed to choose an institution (law firms, company, corporate law firms, etc.) according to their expertise that they have acquired during the last five years and sent accordingly.

Internship Program for Postgraduate Students -

Students pursuing Postgraduate Degree Program in different disciplines are required to undergo a three-month internship every academic year with Union or State Government undertakings, Private or Public Sector Undertakings, Advocates, or Solicitors. National Law University, Jodhpur has built-up good relationship with several law firms, companies, industry, advocates and judges, in the country, through performance of our students during the course of their internship. The remarkable performance of NLU Students has added a number of such organisations to the existing list of recruiters almost every year.

List of Organisations etc. for Internship -

Students have undertaken internship at the Hon’ble Supreme Court, Hon’ble High Courts, with reputed senior advocates and at reputed organisations. The list of organisation mentioned below is not exhaustive:

International Law Firms

Afridi & Angel, Dubai Clyde & Co., Dubai Clifford Chance LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP, London Herbert Smith LLP, U.K. Boolell Chambers Law Firm, Mauritius Holman Fenwick & Willan, London Watson Farley & Williams LLP, London Rajah & Tann LLP, Singapore Tan Kok Quan, Singapore

National Law Firms

Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co AZB & Partners ARA Law Anand and Anand CrestLaw Partners IndusLaw D.M. Harish & Co. Paras Kuhad & Associates Desai and Diwanji Lex Orbis Dhruvliladhar & Co. Virmani & Virmani DSK Legal ALMT Fox Mondal & Little Co. Singhania & Co Holla & Holla Law Firm K&S Partners Juris Corp J Sagar & Associates Karanjewala & Co. L. Bhasin & Co. Khaitan & Co. Crawford Bayley Krishna & Saurastri Amarjeet Associates Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Vaish and Associates Luthra and Luthra Law Offices Wadia and Ghandy Majmudar & Co Dave & Girish Nishith Desai and Associates P H Parekh & Co. S&R Associates Economic Law Practice Seth Dua & Co. Hemant Sahai Associates Trilegal Dua and Associates Universal Legal Firm Pathak & Associates Zeus Law Associates Suman Khaitan & Co.

Regulators

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Competition Commission of India (CCI)

Corporates

Dr. Reddy's Laboratory Essel Mining (Aditya Birla Group Concern) Enam Finance and Securities Edelweiss Capital Ernst & Young DSP Merril Lynch General Motors Goldman Sachs ICICI Indian Oil Corporation Pepsico Infosys PriceWaterHouse Cooper Larsen & Toubro Reliance TATA’s UB Group