About the University/Organization

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), functioning under the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India, is a premier statutory body responsible for the management of India’s national highways. Established with the objective of developing, maintaining, and managing highways across the country, NHAI plays a crucial role in infrastructure expansion and connectivity. The authority is also known for creating professional avenues for legal professionals, engineers, and researchers. By offering structured recruitment programs, NHAI ensures that capable individuals contribute to national infrastructure projects and policymaking.

About the Event

This legal job opportunity is designed to recruit Young Professionals (Legal) on a contractual basis. The role aims to provide qualified law graduates with an opportunity to engage with infrastructure law, contracts, arbitration, and compliance matters related to national highways. It is an excellent opportunity for legal professionals seeking to gain exposure in public sector work, particularly in regulatory and contractual frameworks of large-scale infrastructure projects.

Event Timeline

Format and Structure

The recruitment process involves an online application submission through the official website of NHAI. Eligible candidates must fill out the form available on the portal before the deadline. The selection will be based on eligibility criteria, academic qualifications, and other requirements specified by NHAI. Shortlisted candidates will be notified directly via the website or email communication.

Location and Mode

Venue: Across NHAI Offices in India (Exact posting to be specified after selection)

Mode: Offline – Full-time contractual engagement

Additional Highlights

• Stipend/Salary: As per NHAI norms for contractual appointments (details to be provided in official notification).
• Prizes/Perks: Appointment letter, opportunity to work on major national projects, and exposure to infrastructure law.
• Eligibility: Law graduates/professionals meeting the specified eligibility criteria as mentioned on the official NHAI website.
• Registration Fee: Free (No application fee).
• Mentors/Supervisors: Experienced legal professionals and senior officers at NHAI.
• Team/Individual: Individual application only.

FAQs

Q1: Who is eligible to apply for this opportunity?
A: Law graduates and professionals fulfilling the eligibility conditions mentioned on NHAI’s official website.

Q2: Is prior experience required?
A: The eligibility criteria will specify whether fresh graduates may apply or if experience is preferred.

Q3: What is the stipend/salary offered?
A: Salary will be as per NHAI contractual policy.

Q4: Will a certificate be provided?
A: Selected candidates will receive appointment letters for contractual engagement.

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Q5: Is there any application/registration fee?
A: No, there is no application fee.

Q6: Can international students or foreign-qualified lawyers apply?
A: The opportunity is limited to Indian law graduates/professionals only.

Q7: What is the duration of the employment?
A: Full-time contractual engagement, duration as specified by NHAI.

Important Links

• Registration Form – Apply Here
• Official Website – www.nhai.gov.in

Downloadables

Sample Cover Letter (PDF)

Recruitment Poster/Flyer

Contact

• Email: Available on www.nhai.gov.in

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Legal Subjects Notes, Career Guides

• Judicial Review & Public Interest Litigation (PIL)
• Union-State Relations
• Emergency Provisions (Articles 352–360)