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So, I'd recommend you to just improve your knowledge of the areas you want to gain more experience in, target smaller firms which can give you the appropriate experience.
Keep your grades really high, that's the sole criteria for selecting interns through College RCCs (corruption too if student-run). Direct applications can also be summarily rejected if grades are less than stellar.
Moots, publications, essay competitions are a great help in interviews, not sure if HR even considers that. So, in a nutshell, maintain your GPAs and collect work experience. That's how you get into AZB; Mumbai that is, Noida is mostly just connections (why would you even want that?).
Some RICH student AZB for themselves.