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Noida office in most cases gets you to submit the paper since they hardly give out PPOs.
Alternatively, recommendations for platforms deemed more prestigious and credible than IndiaCorpLaw are also appreciated.
2. Stipend
3. Work Environment
4. The PPO process post the first internship
5. Retainer
Anything else I should know before I start my internship that I have missed out on asking? Please feel free to drop in the information.
Additionally, please feel free to share any other crucial information that I may have overlooked but is essential to be aware of.
If it's financially feasible for you, I would strongly recommend sending your war to one of the top National Law Universities. It can truly make a big difference in how they are perceived as a student (speaking from personal experience), especially when it comes to things like internships, particularly if they are planning to work in India.
But remember, in the grand scheme of things, the college you attend is not the be-all and end-all. Your ward's hard work and dedication are what will ultimately lead them to success. That being said, enrolling in a top NLU can definitely give them a valuable edge during their formative years.
Good luck.
Also, what are the AC dates?