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What are the preferred ways of taking applications for different law firms? How much time do they take to reply? I often get a reply asking to “apply via my college rcc”, can people not get internships (without contacts) individually if we are not getting the same through college rcc?
I need an internship:)
NDA has a really good application portal. They usually reply in about 3 weeks time. Once you submit the form, you get an ID number with which you can contact their HR if they don't reply in the given time, and you'll have a technical interview if you get selected. Personally, I felt the interview was quite easy and they usually send a confirmation 3-4 days post the interview.
JSA sends out a HigherKnowledge link and asks you to complete at least 5 assignments. But they usually don't reply after you complete them (yes, quite annoying).
Luthra, Khaitan and AZB seenzones me every single time and sends a rejection after I follow-up with 3-4 emails.
I honestly have no clues about SAM. They don't even have a page for internships on their website so I guess they provide only via internship cell and contacts.
Hope this helps and all the best.
But i see people who know their MA get internship.
Saraf and luthra reject in 2 days.
Kco, snr, trilegal and cam only come through placement cells.
Sam and indus probably the only firm axcepting personal applications
Jsa is sticking to hkl and giving on that basis