Not sure if it has been answered. Btw, an internship experience is definitely a plus point to consider. However, it is quite common now for graduates who are applying for chambering without any prior experience in law-related field. You certainly don't have to feel bad at all, just try to learn and be humble throughout your chambering period that is what it needs. I'd always say, if you're a keen and fast learner, you are ultimately better than those who has experience. I have only worked in a conveyancing firm for 3 months, but my knowledge in conveyancing is deeper than a 2 years experienced lawyer in my previous firm.