Supreme Court Justice Satish Chandra Sharma Internship 2026 – Judicial Internship, September | Apply Now
What Is the Supreme Court Judicial Internship?
The Office of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Satish Chandra Sharma, Supreme Court of India, is inviting applications for a physical judicial internship for the month of September 2026.
This internship offers law students an opportunity to gain practical exposure to judicial work and understand how legal issues are examined within the Supreme Court. For students interested in litigation, judicial clerkships, constitutional law, or legal research, a judicial internship can provide valuable insight into professional courtroom practice.
About the Internship
The internship will take place in physical mode during September 2026. Selected students will work with the Office of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Satish Chandra Sharma.
A judicial internship can help students understand how advocates and courts approach legal issues. It can also strengthen research, case analysis, and legal writing skills.
Since this is a physical internship, applicants should be available to attend the internship in person during the relevant period.
Who Should Apply?
The internship is open to:
- 4th or 5th-year students pursuing a 5-year integrated LL.B. programme
- 2nd or 3rd-year students pursuing a 3-year LL.B. programme
Students who have a genuine interest in judicial work, litigation, legal research, and courtroom practice may find this opportunity particularly useful.
What Can You Gain From a Judicial Internship?
Although the application notice does not provide a detailed list of daily responsibilities, judicial internships generally provide students with an opportunity to develop practical legal research and case-analysis skills.
During the internship, students can expect to strengthen their understanding of:
- Legal research
- Case analysis
- Judicial reasoning
- Legal writing
- Court proceedings
- Preparation of legal materials
The experience can also help students understand the level of research and analytical precision expected in higher court litigation.
Internship Details
- Office: Office of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Satish Chandra Sharma
- Court: Supreme Court of India
- Internship: Judicial Internship
- Month: September 2026
- Mode: Physical
- Location: New Delhi
- Eligibility: 4th/5th year (5-year LL.B.) or 2nd/3rd year (3-year LL.B.)
How to Apply for the Supreme Court Judicial Internship
Interested candidates should send their application by email.
Step 1: Prepare Your Documents
Applicants must attach:
- Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Cover letter
- One writing sample
Your writing sample should demonstrate your ability to research, analyse, and present legal issues clearly. Choose a piece of legal writing that best reflects your research and drafting abilities.
Step 2: Send Your Application
Email your complete application to:
Use the following subject line exactly:
“Judicial Internship – September 2026”
Make sure you attach all three required documents before sending the email.
How to Make Your Application Stronger
Since the application requires a CV, cover letter, and writing sample, students should treat all three documents as important parts of the application.
Your CV should clearly highlight relevant internships, moot court participation, publications, research experience, and academic achievements.
In your cover letter, explain why you are interested in judicial work and why you want to intern with the Office of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Satish Chandra Sharma.
For the writing sample, select a concise and well-researched piece that demonstrates your legal reasoning and writing ability.
This internship is free to apply for. Candidates should not pay anyone to submit or secure the internship opportunity.
Helpful Resources for Law Students
Before applying, you may find these LawCademy resources useful:
- How to Make a Law Student CV That Stands Out to Recruiters – Learn how to present your internships, publications, moots, and achievements effectively.
- How to Read a Bare Act: How to Read a Bare Act
- Top Moot Court Competitions in India for Law Students: Top Moot Court Competitions in India (2026 Guide)
If you’re interested in judicial internships, litigation, or a future judicial clerkship, focus on developing strong legal research, case analysis, and writing skills. Reading judgments regularly and practising concise legal writing can also make your application stronger.
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