Litigation Internship with Adv. Rangan Majumdar | Bombay High Court, Apply Now!

Advance your courtroom proficiency by joining the Chambers of Adv. Rangan Majumdar, a distinguished Advocate & Counsel practicing at the Bombay High Court. This internship, commencing in March 2026, offers a “Lighthouse” opportunity for law students to experience the high-pressure environment of one of India’s most prestigious chartered High Courts.

Operating in a hybrid mode, the internship is designed to balance the analytical rigor of chamber work with the practical “field work” required across various courts and tribunals in Mumbai.

About the Chambers of Adv. Rangan Majumdar

Advocate Rangan Majumdar’s practice is rooted in the tradition of appellate advocacy and complex litigation. The chamber provides a “Research-Focused Scholarship” environment where interns are not merely observers but active contributors to case strategy.

Working with a Counsel at the Bombay High Court requires a high degree of professional discipline and the ability to perform precise academic analysis of statutes and precedents. This role is ideal for students who wish to understand the nuances of the Original Side and Appellate Side jurisdictions, as well as the specialized proceedings of Mumbai’s diverse tribunals.

Roles & Responsibilities

Interns will be integrated into the daily litigation cycle, moving beyond basic administrative tasks to handle high-value assignments:

• Comprehensive Legal Research: Utilizing advanced databases to find “needle-in-a-haystack” precedents that can pivot a case strategy.
• Precision Drafting: Preparing drafts for pleadings, applications, case notes, briefs, and concise legal summaries for the Counsel’s perusal.
• File Management: Assisting in the systematic preparation and perusal of voluminous case files, ensuring every exhibit is accounted for.
• Procedural Support: Providing logistical support across the Bombay High Court, City Civil Courts, and various Tribunals in Mumbai.
• Strategic Assignments: Engaging in analytical rigor by assisting the Counsel in formulating case theories and oral argument outlines.

Eligibility & Requirements

The chamber is seeking students who have reached a stage in their education where they can contribute meaningfully to academic analysis.

• Academic Standing: * 5-Year Course: Students in their 2nd or 3rd year (V-II, V-III).
  • 3-Year Course: Students in their 1st or 2nd year (III-I, III-II).
• Core Skills: Strong legal research and drafting abilities with proficiency in MS Office.
• Tools: Familiarity with legal databases like SCC Online, Manupatra, or Westlaw.
• Soft Skills: Attention to detail, commitment to quality work, and the ability to work independently in a hybrid setup.

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Format and Structure

Why Join this Chamber?

• Bombay High Court Exposure: Witness the advocacy of senior counsels and the procedural intricacies of the historic Bombay High Court.
• Counsel Practice Insight: Learn how a Counsel builds a “Brief” and prepares for oral arguments—a skill set distinct from traditional law firm roles.
• Mentorship: Benefit from direct interaction with Adv. Rangan Majumdar, gaining insights into the analytical rigor required for High Court practice.
• Hybrid Flexibility: Gain the best of both worlds—working on complex drafts from home and attending high-profile hearings in person.

Landmark Precedent Context

In a Bombay High Court practice, interns frequently engage with the Letters Patent of the Bombay High Court and the Bombay High Court (Original Side) Rules. Understanding these unique procedural frameworks is essential for any aspiring litigator in Mumbai.

Application Procedure

Candidates ready to embrace the rigors of a High Court chamber should follow these steps:

1. Prepare Your CV: Ensure your CV highlights your academic performance and any previous research-focused internships.
2. Email Submission: Send your updated resume to ranganmajumdarr@gmail.com.
3. Subject Line: Must be “Application for Legal Intern – March 2026”.
4. Selection: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further evaluation and interviews.