Would you be able to guide me on what steps I should take to be able to gain an internship at LegalLogic? As in, what do they look for in a candidate? Even though it is my second week of LLB, I've thankfully already managed to find an internship under an advocate. I plan to learn the basics here, and score well in my first sem. After which, I was planning to apply at LegaLogic. Would that be good enough?

Get into a long term internship at LegaLogic, very near to ILS. Avoid the other crowd, you'll yourself figure out the divide and understand which one I'm talking about. Don't go behind number of internships, the placement scene is getting better since 2022, henceforth, focus on getting quality internships. Avoid in-house internships and go for law firms/practicing advocates if looking to get into disputes, Rishabh Gandhi Advocates is a good place to intern near ILS. Avoid SRB Ojas at all cost. Regarding SPPU Exams, seriously don't take much load about it and start preparing in your PLs only. Attend lecture only for the sake of attendance, sleep if you want, or just pay attention, doesn't really matter. Make sure you publish 4-5 articles in your preferred area of interest. TAC/Nego/Mediation, do it for the sake of fun only, nothing serious as such, don't pity if you do not excel in these competitions. Take Phadnis seriously and at least do a National Moot, try to go for NLUO Maritime Moot, ILS has good record in that. GoodLuck! P.S. Enjoy the green lush campus, don't overthink should've went to GLC instead. If not at par with top 6-7 NLUs, you're still in a great college with good alumni network, plus take advantage of your city.