BharatPe Capital is the lending arm of the BharatPe Group. It operates as Resilient Finance Private Limited (formerly Trillionloans Fintech Private Limited), a non-banking financial company registered with the Reserve Bank of India, with Corporate Identity Number U65100DL2018PTC445221. The company rebranded from TrillionLoans Fintech to BharatPe Capital and describes itself as a new-age NBFC promoted by the BharatPe Group, combining startup pace with the capital access and network of its parent.
Its stated purpose is to widen access to credit for SMEs and consumers through technology and data science. Its lending products include personal loans, business loans, merchant loans, supply chain finance and embedded finance offered with partner platforms. Its office, described on the company's own careers page as its new Gurugram workspace, is where this internship is based.
BharatPe Capital is inviting applications for a legal internship based at its Gurugram office. The company's own application form is titled Application for Internship - Legal Role (Gurugram) and was created inside BharatPe Capital's Google Workspace, so applications go directly to the employer rather than through any third party.
The internship runs for three months. The form asks applicants to confirm that they are available for the full three-month term and whether they are an immediate joiner, which suggests the company wants to fill the seat quickly rather than defer it to a later batch.
The opening was announced as a Legal Intern - Contracts position, with the work described as contract drafting, contract review and negotiation support, and general legal documentation in a fintech setting. That description matches the day-to-day legal workload of a digital lending NBFC, which runs on partner agreements, borrower documentation and vendor contracts.
BharatPe Capital's own application form, however, describes the position only as a legal role based in Gurugram and does not itself set out the responsibilities. Treat the contracts focus as indicative and confirm the exact scope of work with the recruiter before you accept.
The call is aimed at law students looking for in-house exposure at a regulated lender. The company's application form sets no year-of-study cut-off, no CGPA bar and no institution restriction. What it does test is availability: you must be able to commit to the full three-month internship, and you are asked whether you can join immediately.
Because the internship is based at the Gurugram office and the form asks for your current city, applicants who are already in the Delhi NCR region or can relocate there are in the strongest position.
BharatPe Capital has not stated whether this internship is paid, and no stipend figure appears in the company's announcement or on its application form. Ask the recruiter about the stipend, and get the answer in writing, before you commit three months to the role.
There is no application fee. Do not pay anyone to be referred or shortlisted for this internship; the company's own form is free to submit.
Applications are submitted through BharatPe Capital's Google Form, linked below. You will need to be signed in to a Google account to submit it, because the form records the applicant's email address and requires a file upload. The form asks for:
Every field is mandatory. Google warns on the form that uploaded files will be shared outside the organisation they belong to, which is standard for an external recruitment form but worth knowing before you upload a CV carrying your personal contact details.
No closing date has been announced. The form was open and accepting responses when this listing was verified on 22 August 2026, so applications are being treated as rolling. A rolling internship call at a company hiring for an immediate joiner tends to close the moment a suitable candidate is found, so apply early rather than waiting.
BharatPe Capital has not published a selection process for this role. Expect a CV screen followed by a call or an interview with the legal team.
BharatPe Capital lists its advertised roles on its own Darwinbox careers portal, linked below. That portal showed no open positions at the time of verification, which is consistent with this internship being run through a standalone form rather than the main job portal.
The careers page also invites open applications: candidates may send a CV to the talent acquisition team, who respond if a suitable opening comes up. That route is separate from this internship, and using it is not a substitute for submitting the internship form.