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can someone please clarify?
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HR shares feedback form with everyone you worked with.
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Good feedback/explicit recommendation for callback by the team.
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Callback offered.
CAM: Here, you have to submit a research paper (2500-5000 words) and give a presentation (45-60 mins) as a part of the internship program. It is mandatory only for a 4-week internship. Depending upon your feedback from the team (which is based on your work + presentation), callbacks are decided. Generally, the callback internship at CAM is with a different team/practice area, i.e., not with the team you previously interned with. However, exceptions are there.
AZB: No research paper or presentation is required for the first-time interns. However, callback interns are generally required to give a presentation. Callback depends entirely upon the feedback of the people you worked with.
SAM: No idea. Never got the chance to intern there. T_T
Hope this helps. All the best!!