NC Legal, Advocates & Solicitors is inviting applications from law students for internship positions at its New Delhi office for the month of September 2026. The firm describes the internship as a hands-on learning experience in a working legal environment, with exposure to legal research, drafting, court proceedings and client interactions under the supervision of experienced professionals.
The last date to apply is 20 August 2026, and the firm has said that no applications will be entertained after that date.
NC Legal is a New Delhi based law firm providing legal services to clients across a range of sectors, including asset reconstruction companies, pharmaceuticals, breweries, aviation, financial institutions, steel, commercial, infrastructure and construction companies, not-for-profit organisations, long-term corporate borrowers and investors, start-ups, multinational corporations, insolvency professionals, individuals and associations.
Its practice covers regulatory and advisory work, transactional support, legal compliance audits, and dispute resolution through litigation, mediation, conciliation and arbitration. The office is at B-22, Ground Floor, Jungpura Extension, New Delhi 110014.
Knowledge of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 is preferred, and applicants are expected to have basic familiarity with legal research tools such as SCC Online and Manupatra.
The stipend is Rs 5,000, extendable based on performance. NC Legal has specified that the stipend is payable only upon successful completion of the internship.
Send an updated CV together with a brief cover letter to careers@nclegal.co, using the subject line "Internship Application – September 2026". Applications may also be submitted through the firm's official careers page at nclegal.co/career, which carries an online application form with an "Intern" option.
The last date to apply is 20 August 2026.
NC Legal has stated that applications will be accepted only through the careers email address or the official careers page. CVs sent on WhatsApp, from or to personal email addresses, to any other NC Legal email address, through direct messages, or by any other mode will not be considered under any circumstances.