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On the plus side, they let me know within a couple of days about my rejection, didn't keep me waiting too long.
But in case you want to go ahead despite warnings, read up about their work on directories, see how your prev internship experience can be leveraged to fit in with their work. They like confidence and knowledge to back up that confidence in freshers.
Watch out for their HR people though. Boy, I've seen their 'choices' and they're all poor. But what do I know, been out of that place for a while now.
Read up essential clauses of ssa,sha,spa.
Read up tag along, drag along, rofo, rofr.
Sec. 42,62,71 etc of companies act.