An integral component of the BA LLB curriculum consists of mandatory internships which help students learn practical law by closing the gap between classroom and professional work. Universities together with law schools require students to complete mandated internships which focus their practical learning on litigation practice and corporate law alongside judicial service and legal research work and public policy studies. Undergraduate law students work with legal entities such as law firms, advocates, NGOs government bodies, along with corporate legal departments through these mandatory summer internships which teach important skills involving legal drafting and case analysis along with professional courtroom conduct. The hands-on work along with legal education empowers students to deepen their grasp of law and simultaneously create connections which prove critical for professional sustainability.
Of the BA LLB programs students are mandated to do summer internships starting from their second or third academic year. University programs control the timing and nature of internships which students complete under structured supervision. These legal internships support students in two ways by revealing their specialized legal interests and developing them as future legal practitioners.