Internship
For students and recent graduates
An internship here is built around one question: what would you actually do on this file? You will be given real work from real matters — a research note that goes into an argument, a draft that is edited and filed, a set of records that has to be reconciled before a hearing.
You will work with the advocate conducting the matter, not through a chain of intermediaries. Expect to be asked what you think, and to be told plainly when the answer is wrong — which is the fastest way to learn.
What the role asks of you
- Students in the third year or later of a five-year law course, or in the final year of a three-year course
- Recent graduates awaiting enrolment
- Able to read a document closely and write about it plainly
- Comfortable with Odia and English; Hindi useful
We read every application. If your profile matches what the firm needs, we will contact you to take it further, subject to a vacancy being available at the time. Applying does not create any engagement, and we cannot promise a reply where there is nothing open to offer.
Draft your resume, cover letter or proposal in your own words. Please do not use AI tools or chatbots to write them, or to fill in this form. An application that reads as machine-written is very likely to be rejected, and that decision is not one we can revisit. Plain, specific and yours reads far better than polished and generic.
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