Judicial Internship at Office of Justice Sachin Datta, Delhi High Court [November–December 2026]: Apply Now!

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The Office of Hon’ble Justice Sachin Datta, Judge, Delhi High Court, invites applications from eligible law students for internships during November and December 2026.

About the Office

The internship is offered by the Office of Hon’ble Justice Sachin Datta at the Delhi High Court, New Delhi.

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About the Internship

Applications are open for the November and December 2026 internship intakes. Eligible students pursuing either a three-year LL.B. or a five-year integrated LL.B. programme can apply through the Google Form provided below.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must currently be enrolled in one of the following years:

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  • Three-year LL.B. programme: Second or third year.
  • Five-year LL.B. programme: Third, fourth or fifth year.

Internship Months

The office is accepting internship applications for November and December 2026.

How to Apply?

Interested and eligible candidates should submit their applications through the Google Form.

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