National Law University Recruitment For The Post Of Internship In Delhi

Internship conduct National Law University, Delhi

Eligibility : The internship is open to students in India and other countries, enrolled in a recognized undergraduate or post-graduate programme in the law, humanities, social sciences, management or media and communications Those enrolled in other programmes may apply but preference will be given to those enrolled in programmes listed above

Responsibilities : Candidates will be asked to undertake tasks that may involve assisting with litigation activities, research projects or initiatives in public outreach While the organisation shall attempt to account for the interests expressed by the interns, it reserves the right to allocate tasks as it deems fit as per its requirements

All members of Project 39A undertake administrative duties and therefore interns will also be expected to assist in administrative matters.

Interns will be required to observe the working hours of Project 39A and work from its offices only 

Remuneration : Interns will be paid a stipend of Rs 10,000 (Rupees Ten Thousand Only) for every four week period of internship undergone Interns on a part-time internship will be paid a stipend of Rs 5,000 (Rupees Five Thousand Only) for every four week period of internship undergone 

Education : LLM

National Law University is looking for LLM profile candidates.

Interested applicants must apply through the online application

Duration: Internships are full-time and for a period of minimum 4 weeks to a maximum of 12 weeks. Candidates must indicate the exact dates in their application. Interns shall be based out of our offices on the NLU Delhi campus in Sector14, Dwarka, New Delhi 100078.

While applications for part-time intern are considered, there is a strong preference in favour of full-time interns. Part-time interns, if selected, are required to intern for a minimum of 12 weeks.

Interns shall be based out of our offices on the NLU Delhi campus in Sector14, Dwarka, New Delhi 100078.

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