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LL.B. Internship Requirements

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Prithvi Raj Kunapareddi
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Osmania University — LL.B. (3-Year Degree Course) w.e.f. Academic Year 2024–25

College: Padala Rama Reddi Law College Batch: 2024–2027


Overview
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The LL.B. (3-Year Degree Course) includes two mandatory internship periods designed to provide practical exposure to students. These internships are monitored through a structured mentoring system, evaluated via viva-voce, and graded on a five-point scale.


Internship I — After Semester II
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Applicable to: LL.B. 3YDC (General) students after completion of Semester II.

Grades reflected in: Semester III marks memo.

Requirements
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  • Introduction of viva-voce examination for internship record
  • Mandatory internship to be undergone after Semester II
  • Handwritten Record: Student must maintain a handwritten daily diary of work done.
  • Certificate: Must be obtained from an Advocate with at least 10 years standing.

Internship II — After Semester IV
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Applicable to: LL.B. 3YDC (General and Honours) students after completion of Semester IV.

Grades reflected in: Semester V marks memo.

Requirements
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  • Introduction of viva-voce examination for internship record
  • Mandatory internship to be undergone after Semester IV
  • Handwritten Record: Student must maintain a handwritten daily diary of work done.
  • Certificate: Must be obtained from an Advocate with at least 10 years standing.

Mentoring System
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A mentoring system for internship of students shall be introduced:

  • Ratio: 1 mentor for every 10 intern students
  • The mentor shall monitor:
    • Allotment of internship provider
    • Progress of internship
    • Certification by internship provider
    • Submission of internship reports

Identification of Internship Providers
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Internship Providers can be:

Category Examples
Statutory Bodies Bar Councils, Legal Services Authorities, etc.
Courts District Courts, High Court, Supreme Court
Judges Under the guidance of sitting/retired judges
Advocates (10y+ standing) Any advocate with at least 10 years standing at the Bar
Commissions Human Rights Commissions, Women’s Commission, etc.
Tribunals Various tribunals (NCLT, DRAT, Labour Courts, etc.)
Industries Corporate legal departments
NGOs Legal aid organizations, human rights NGOs, etc.

These providers must be able to impart practical knowledge and training to the students.


Procedure
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  1. An Official Letter shall be addressed to the Internship Providers by the Principal of the respective college.
  2. A University-appointed examiner shall conduct Viva-Voce Examination for all students immediately after completion of internship.

Grading System
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Grade Percentage Descriptor
A Above 80% Excellent
B 70% – 79% Very Good
C 60% – 69% Good
D 50% – 59% Satisfactory
E Below 50% Not Satisfactory

⚠️ Note: No impact on results. The grades are reflected in the marks memos but do not affect pass/fail status.


Evaluation
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  • Grades are awarded by examiners appointed by the Examination Branch on the recommendation of the Chairman, Board of Studies in Law, Osmania University
  • Grades are submitted to the Examination Branch and reflected in:
    • Semester III marks memo (for Internship I — after Sem II)
    • Semester V marks memo (for Internship II — after Sem IV)
  • Concerned colleges should pay suitable honorarium to the Examiners by way of sitting fee
  • The internship Viva-Voce Examination should be conducted for the concerned semester students from the Academic Year 2024–25

Document prepared for Padala Rama Reddi Law College — LL.B. 2024–2027 Batch Created on: 18 February 2026