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Also, if someone could fill me in on what the general internship experience is like at NDA that would be great!
Thank you!
Secondly, it depends on the team you’ve applied for. I had applied for the Corporate team so I was asked basics of corporate laws that included questions from Company law, Contract law, and some questions from Arbitration as well.
Lastly, be confident! They don’t expect you to know everything. Infact in my interview, the interviewer said its fine if I don’t know the answer to any question. If that’s case, let them know you’re not fully sure of the answer and will research on it after the interview.
Follow these steps and you’ll be good.
How long did it take for the firm to revert back to you?
These threads are such a perfect carbon copies, so are the answers. There is always exactly two bumps.
If you are trying to show that your internship is a hot commodity, then don't publish the names of your interns when there is not a single intern from a tier-1 or 2 law college in that list.