Elixir Legal Assessment Internship – New Delhi
Elixir Legal is a law firm specializing in Indirect Taxation, Customs, and Commercial Laws. The firm is inviting applications from motivated law students for the position of Assessment Intern. This Elixir Legal internship gives students practical exposure to indirect tax litigation, advisory, and commercial legal practice, while working closely with experienced legal professionals.
Position Details
- Position: Assessment Intern
- Duration: Minimum 2 months, extendable based on the intern’s performance and the firm’s requirements
- Location: New Delhi
Why This Internship Stands Out
Indirect taxation and customs law remain niche practice areas that most law school curriculums rarely cover in depth. Because of this, an internship at Elixir Legal gives students a real edge, since they gain hands-on exposure to a specialized field that few other firms offer at the internship level.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply, candidates must currently be in their Final Year or Penultimate Year of a recognized law programme. This includes both the 3-year LL.B. course and the 5-year integrated law course.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should email their CV, along with a cover letter, to info@elixirlegal.in. Use the subject line: “Application for Assessment Internship | Desired Month of Internship.”
Tip to Strengthen Your Application
Since Elixir Legal focuses specifically on indirect tax and customs law, mention this interest clearly in your cover letter. A brief note on your understanding of GST, customs procedures, or recent developments in indirect taxation can help your application stand out from generic submissions.
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