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Getting internship these days is a tedious task, tougher than getting a job.
I can guide you for automobile companies. There are several ways:
1. Apply to their HR portal: This is like an inverted funnel because like you numerous other students will also be applying and you need to have extremely solid credentials for this.
2. Make a good profile on LinkedIn and approach HR of required companies. Before applying make sure you having everything in place and properly managed because you will be judged by means of your profile. Here also you should appear as a good candidate. Though less people use this way, but chances are slim. But this is effective.
3. Get in touch with your college alumni.
4. Finally, the easiest (my personal choice) go ask your father or some relative. They are there for a reason. This is the quickest, the easiest method. You need to have a solid relative for this.
5. There is though one last desperate method. If you live nearby an area where there is an industry around, you can go personally, meet the HR and submit your resume.

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (AIM) offers a 2-year full-time PGDM programme in International Business (IB). The programme is duly approved by AICTE and Ministry of HRD, government. Of India. The programme is designed to enable the students to get the complete understanding of modern businesses, and the best practices to work smart and get more results for their companies. Here more on the programme - https://asiapacific.edu/pgdm-ib
Student exchange programmes (under which we send our students to international universities weave collaborated with) and internship programmes further add a ton of value to the learning of an IB student at Asia-Pacific Institute of Management. We also do a great job in placing our students with top national and international companies. For the last 21 years, we've been helping our students with an astounding 100% job placements track record. Some of our recruiters include names like Ernst & Young, ICICI Bank, ICICI Securities, Birla Sunlife, Gartner, American Express, Accenture, KPMG, Tata Power, Honda, Jio, Infosys, ITC, and Flipkart. We're also very proud of our faculty members. They have tons of academic and industry experience and most of them hold PhDs from top Indian and foreign universities. We also invite visiting faculty members/veterans from industry for specific course requirement which supplements regular teaching pedagogy. The teaching pedagogy is a mix of regular teaching, Harvard/IVY case studies, simulations, workshops, seminars, group projects, etc.

If you have completed your BBA from MDU in 2017 and want to pursue LL.B. From Delhi University, you can follow the below steps:
1. Check the eligibility criteria: The eligibility criteria for LL.B. Admission in Delhi University require the candidate to have completed their graduation with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Make sure you fulfill this criterion.
2. Prepare for the entrance exam: Delhi University conducts an entrance exam for LL.B. Admissions. To prepare for the exam, you can refer to standard books such as Universal Guide to LL.B. Entrance Examination by Manish Arora, Legal Aptitude for the CLAT and other Law Entrance Examinations by Bhardwaj and Garg, and Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning For the CLAT and LL.B. Entrance Examinations by A. P. Bhardwaj. You can also refer to previous year question papers and take mock tests to improve your preparation.
3. Apply for the entrance exam: Visit the official website of Delhi University and apply for the LL.B. Entrance exam. Fill the application form and pay the application fee.
4. Take the entrance exam: Take the LL.B. Entrance exam on the scheduled date. Make sure you carry all the required documents and follow the exam rules and regulations.
5. Wait for the result: The result of the entrance exam will be declared on the official website of Delhi University. Check your result and see if you have qualified for admission.
6. Attend counseling: If you have qualified for admission, attend the counseling session as per the schedule. Select the college and course of your choice and complete the admission formalities. It is difficult to predict the level of difficulty of the entrance exam, as it depends on your preparation and the overall competition. However, with proper preparation, you can perform well in the exam. The number of seats available for the general category varies every year and depends on various factors. The law centers of Delhi University are located in North Campus and South Campus. The North Campus law center is located near the Faculty of Arts, while the South Campus law center is located near the Faculty of Law. Make sure to keep yourself updated with the latest information available on the official website of Delhi University regarding the admission process and eligibility criteria. Also, if you have any doubts or queries regarding the admission process, you can contact the admission office of Delhi University for further assistance.