Introduction:

For every law aspirant, an internship acts as a bridge between college education and the practical reality; therefore, in an attempt to hone practical skills, law students engage in internships during their semester breaks. However, most firms and individual lawyers do not have the time or resources to train interns and mentor them in one month while handling office pressure, and usually, interns are mostly given minor work during their internship duration. This leaves the interns dissatisfied and with a bitter taste. The work is arduous, long, and frustrating. Also, for most colleges, these semester breaks also coincide with the courts’ holidays, thus limiting the opportunities for law students to secure litigation internships.

What if we told you that you could learn everything you learn at an internship right from the comfort of your home with personal attention? Would you believe it? No? Nevertheless, it is true. Experience the Legal preparatory course by LawSikho.

To paraphrase a popular saying - What's good for the students is good for the University - the students are rapidly becoming aware of the importance and necessity of gaining knowledge and practical experience and for this reason, it is only logical that the universities would want to provide for such opportunities to their students, the university could act as an intermediary between the students and their desires to gain the practical experience.

Providing this course to students through universities would benefit would help the students gain easy access and the university would benefit by having students who are overall skilled and ready to be placed at any established organization