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Internship New Apply directly to individual judges' offices; check Supreme Court website for guidelines

Supreme Court of India Internship Programme

Ministry Of Law and Justice

Published 18 September 2026

In short

Law students can intern with sitting judges of the Supreme Court of India, assisting with legal research and case analysis for 2-4 weeks. Applications go directly to individual judges' offices; check main.sci.gov.in for guidelines.

Key facts

Offered by
Ministry Of Law and Justice
Stipend
Unpaid internship (certificate of completion provided); some judges' offices may provide a nominal stipend
Duration
2-4 weeks typically, varies by judge's office
Location
New Delhi
Last date
Apply directly to individual judges' offices; check Supreme Court website for guidelines

Law students get the opportunity to intern with sitting judges of the Supreme Court of India, assisting with legal research, case analysis and drafting under the direct guidance of a judge, offering unparalleled exposure to the apex court’s functioning.

Interns are typically selected based on academic merit and a formal application/recommendation process coordinated through law schools or direct application to individual judges’ offices.

Who is eligible

  • Students currently pursuing a law degree (BA LLB, LLB or LLM) at a recognised law school
  • Strong academic record, often requiring a recommendation letter from the law school

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for a Supreme Court internship?

Applications are typically sent directly to individual judges' offices, often with a recommendation letter from your law school.

Is the Supreme Court internship paid?

Generally unpaid, though a certificate of completion is provided and some offices may offer a nominal stipend.

Who is eligible for this internship?

Students currently pursuing a law degree at a recognised law school with a strong academic record.

Before you apply: confirm every date, fee and eligibility rule on the official website linked on this page. Public and Policy is an independent portal, not a government body, and details change without notice.