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Also, apply to the newly elevated judges if possible since they won't be bombarded with applications
I know that the routes to getting those are either through the calls sent out by judges/their LRs or by approaching the LRs directly.
However, I haven't done any litigation/judge internship so far as I was focussing on research and corporate internships. Will this pose a huge problem in getting an SC judge internship? What are some workarounds? I have a very good batch rank (top 10), good CV and publications.