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I spoke to a lawyer he said what will you even do as you don't know much. I'm in 2nd year of 3 year LL.B.
So should I Intern now or wait till my third year and lastly,
Do these 1-2 months long internships really teach you anything in big firms or you learn everything after becoming an associate ?
Thanks
The only thing we can do is try.
Internships wont teach you much unless it is offline and the team likes involving the interns into the actual work apart from research assistance. You have to learn by yourself, avoid courses, learn by simple YouTube videos or articles (avoid LawSikho)