Internships, research, moot court, and recognition — organised the way a recruiter reads a CV.

§ 1 · Internships & Chambers Experience

[Firm / Chamber / Organisation Name] — [Add dates]

[One or two lines: what the internship involved — e.g. drafting assistance, case research, court attendance, the practice area, and one concrete contribution or task you owned.]

[Firm / Chamber / Organisation Name] — [Add dates]

[Same format — internships are the single highest-signal item on a law student portfolio for recruiters, so be specific about matter type and your actual role, not just the organisation’s name.]

Add a card for each internship — law firms, litigation chambers, NGOs, PSU legal departments, or judicial clerkships all belong here.

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§ 2 · Moot Courts & Advocacy

01. [Competition Name, Year] — [Round reached]

[Area of law argued, memorial result, or speaker award, in one line.]

02. [Competition Name, Year] — [Round reached]

[Same format for each additional moot or debate.]

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§ 3 · Publications & Research

[Publication venue / blog / journal] — [Article or paper title]

[One-line description of the argument or subject.]

10 Original Articles — Adeeb’s Journal

A self-published, ongoing series analysing current legal developments in India — see the full Journal.

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§ 4 · Academic Achievements & Positions of Responsibility

[Add scholarships, rank, distinctions, and any committee or society positions here, in the same format as above.]

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