Programme For Internship For LL.B./ LL.M./ Environmental Studies/ Research Students
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) offers free 4-week summer and winter internship programs for law and environmental studies students at recognized Indian colleges. Interns work under a personal guide on environmental law and policy, and receive a completion certificate. Apply by February 1 (summer) or October 1 (winter) by sending your application to the NGT Registrar General's office in New Delhi.
About This Scheme
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) offers free 4-week summer and winter internship programs for law and environmental studies students at recognized Indian colleges. Interns work under a personal guide on environmental law and policy, and receive a completion certificate. Apply by February 1 (summer) or October 1 (winter) by sending your application to the NGT Registrar General's office in New Delhi.
Full official description
The National Green Tribunal provides opportunities to college students by holding Summer Internship Programs (March, April, May and July ordinarily) and Winter Internship Programs (November, December and January ordinarily) Internship Programs for LL.B./ LL.M./ Environmental Studies/ Research Students.
Duration
- The duration of the Internship will be 4 Weeks ordinarily.
- The duration and timing of the internship may be altered by the Competent Authority as and when necessary.
Number of Slots
- The maximum number of slots to be offered to the students shall be decided by the Competent Authority.
Benefits
- A completion certificate issued after evaluation of research paper or work done
- A personal guide/mentor assigned throughout the internship
- 4 weeks of hands-on experience in environmental tribunal proceedings
- No remuneration or stipend is paid
Who Can Apply (Eligibility)
- Must be a student pursuing a 3-year or 5-year law degree (LL.B.) or LL.M. in environmental studies or environmental law
- Also open to research students in environmental studies from any recognized Indian college/university
- No minimum marks requirement mentioned
- Applications must be submitted before the deadline: February 1 for summer internship, October 1 for winter internship
How to Apply
These applications may be sent either by post or by hand in the prescribed format to reach the office of the Registrar General, National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench), Faridkot House, Copernicus Marg, New Delhi- 11000
- The applications can also be mailed to rg.ngt@nic.in.
Deadline
Interested candidates may send their applications in the enclosed format, by 1st February (in case of the Summer Internship Programme) and by 1st October (in case of the Winter Internship Programme).
NOTE 1: Applications received after the last date may not be considered and no correspondence will be entertained in this regard. NOTE 2: Incomplete applications will not be entertained.
Frequently Asked Questions
The National Green Tribunal (NCT) Comes Under Which Ministry?
The National Green Tribunal (NCT) comes under the Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law & Justice of the Govt. of India.
How Many Times In A Year Does The Applications Open For This Internship?
The National Green Tribunal provides opportunities to college students by holding Summer Internship Programs (March, April, May and July ordinarily) and Winter Internship Programs (November, December and January ordinarily). Hence, the applications for this internship open twice a year.
What Shall Be The Duration Of The Internship Programme?
The duration of the Internship will be 4 Weeks ordinarily. The duration and timing of the internship may be altered by the Competent Authority as and when necessary.
Can Students Pursuing Mehcanical Engineering Also Apply To This Internship?
No, the applicant should be a student pursuing three-year and five-year law degree courses in environmental studies/law from any recognized College/Law School/University in India.
How Much Remuneration Is Paid To The Interns By The NCT?
The National Green Tribunal pays no remuneration/expenses to the Interns.
Where Can I Find The URL To The Scheme Guidelines?
The URL to the Scheme Guidelines can be found at this link - https://greentribunal.gov.in/sites/default/files/all_documents/CCF05072017_0001.pdf
When Shall The Certificate Of Internship Be Provided To The Interns?
A certificate will be issued to the Intern at the end of her/his internship after evaluation of the research paper or assessment of the work done.
To Whom Should The Application Be Addressed?
The applications should be addressed to the Office of the Registrar General, National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench), Faridkot House, Copernicus Marg, New Delhi- 110001.
What Is The Email ID Of The Registrar General, National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench)?
The Email ID of the Registrar General, National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench) is: rg.ngt@nic.in.
What Is The Last Date For The Submission Of The Applications?
Interested candidates may send their applications in the enclosed format, by 1st February (in case of the Summer Internship Programme) and by 1st October (in case of the Winter Internship Programme).
What Is The Address Of The National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench)?
The address of the National Green Tribunal (Principal Bench) is: Faridkot House, Copernicus Marg, New Delhi- 110001.
What Is The Protocol For The Applications That Are Received After The Last Date?
Applications received after the last date may not be considered and no correspondence will be entertained in this regard.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official government portal to apply for this scheme.
Apply on myScheme.gov.inDocuments Required
- > **At the Time of Joining -**
- The students will have to produce a recommendation/no-objection letter from their Director or Head of Department.
- > **At the Time of Completion of the Internship -**
- Interns will be required to present a research paper/report on a selected topic at the end of their study and also undergo other studies assigned and prepare notes on it and submit to the concerned officer for evaluation and Suggestions, if any, by the Commission.