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I was asked by the HR after my callback to send in my CV. I'll be graduating in a few months and am totally anxious about my future.
During the last week of my callback, I spoke to the HR in person about the possibility of an interview. They said that I should be prepared for an interview on the last day of my internship. That day the partner was occupied so the interview could not happen. My interview was then scheduled ~3 weeks after the completion of my callback, prior to which they had asked me for an updated CV. So around a month, or a maximum of a month and a half between the callback ending and the first round of the interview being held.
What does 'Send me your Updated CV' mean?
I graduated from a mediocre law college. What are my chances for interning in trilegal or any other tier 1 law firms?
I did not followed up with HR or anyone's but got my email asking for CV after 5 months. Interviews took another 2 months. Got my PPO.
P.S. I got my PPO in 4th year and I have also been told that the process is faster for final year students.