LLM Course: Full Form, Admission 2025, CLAT PG 2025, Fees, Syllabus, Top Colleges, Entrance Exam, Career Scope

LSAT India is a standardised test with a uniform pattern and a single question paper. The exam aims to provide candidates with admissions to five-year integrated LL.B. Courses, three-year LL.B. LL. M. or Ph.D. courses in law. Candidates can take the exam for admissions to more than 85 private law colleges in India. However, CLAT and AILET have separate question papers for UG and PG courses. Based on CLAT scores, admissions are done at 24 NLUs and accepting colleges. Through AILET, only NLU Delhi and a few private law colleges in India offer admissions.

CLAT is one of the highly competitive law exam and is considered to be one of the toughest exams to clear. However, aspirants should not worry, as with the right preparation and attitude you can definitely ace in the CLAT exam. The toppers of CLAT have suggested that aspirants should trust BA LLB books and a habit to read newspaper daily to crack the CLAT PG exam. The difficulty level of CLAT paper is usually moderate. For complete insights on CLAT paper difficulty level, check analysis for current and previous years above. 

Candidates who have completed an LLM course may further their studies in which they either complete MPhil or PhD in Law, also known as LLD. However, if candidates want to make a career in the field of law then they can go through the below-mentioned job profiles. LLM is opted by those candidates who wants to join any of the specialised fields like Investment Law, Maritime Law, Corporate Laws etc. and candidates can join these fields for successful career.

The AILET eligibility criteria for the LLM programmeme are as follows:

Educational Qualification:

Candidates must have obtained an LLB degree or a graduation degree in any stream from a recogniseed university.

Minimum Marks:

• General & OBC: Minimum of 50% marks in the graduation degree examination.
• SC/ST/PwD: Minimum of 45% marks in the graduation final examination.

Appearing for Final Year LLB:

• Candidates who are appearing for their final year/semester of the LLB programmeme in the year of the AILET exam are also eligible to apply. However, they must have completed their LLB degree with the minimum qualifying marks by the time of admission.

Age Limit:

• There is no age limit for appearing in the AILET exam, including the LLM programmeme.

The total number of seats available for LLM in BHU is 92. For details around seat reservation policy, candidates can check the university official website or reach out to the admission office. Candidates can check below the seat count bifurcation for the programme:

• BHU: 20
• Faculty of Law, BHU: 72

The LSAT India has been discontinued by LSAC.

The registrations for LSAT India 2025 will be started anytime soon in August 2025 on the official exam website of LSAT India - lsatindia.in. This year LSAT India will be conducted in two sessions, namely, LSAT India January session and LSAT India May session. The registration or application process for LSAT India 2025 January session will be made available from August 2024 to January 2025. The registration or application form LSAT India 2025 May session will remain open from August 2024 to May 2025. Candidates need to note that the LSAT India 2025 application / registration form could be only be filled out online on the website mentioned here. They cannot fill out the application form offline. The LSAT India registration fee 2025 for each session of the test was INR 3,999. 

LLM is a full-time course of 2 years spread across four semesters. Students need to complete the required number of credit courses and also submit dissertations at the end of the final semester. LLM is also offered in Executive mode, which is generally offered only to working professionals. The LLM course fees in Government universities or National Law Universities range from INR 6000- 2.5 Lacs per annum whereas in private universities,  it can range from INR 1 Lacs to INR 2.5 Lacs per annum. 

• Moreover, candidates who have completed a Master of Law degree and wish to make a career in the field of litigation can appear for AIBE which is also known as All India Bar Examination. After clearing this examination, candidates will be awarded the "Certificate of Practice" rendering one eligible to practice in any court of law in India.
• To appear for AIBE, candidates must also be registered with their respective State Bar Councils as an Advocate. The pattern of AIBE Exam generally consists of questions based on the various legislations and regulations studied at the undergraduate level.
• Professionals can pursue this course to cater to the market demands of specialised legal consultancy services. 

Yes, CLAT is required for LLM. The candidates seeking admission to a one-year LLM course at ILI need to fulfill the eligibility criteria:

• The candidate should have cleared graduation with 50% marks in aggregate from any recognized university.
• As per the relaxation granted for these reserved categories, applicants who fall under the SC, ST, or Physically Handicapped categories must receive at least 45 percent of the total possible points.
• Individuals who fall under the category of Kashmiri migrants are required to have obtained a minimum of 40% of the possible points in the qualifying degree exam.

The MH CET Law 2025 exam for 3-year LLB programme will be conducted on March 20 and 21, 2025 in a computer-based mode at different test centres. 

The MH CET Law 2025 exam for admission to 5-year LLB courses will be held in the April 4, 2025 in the same computer-based mode or online mode at test centres allotted to applicants. 

The MH CET Law 2025 dates mentioned above were released on the official website of CET Cell Maharashtra with the title "CET Cell Maharashtra". These dates are subject to revision by the exam authority.

The LLB and LLM full forms are Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws respectively. LLB is an undergraduate degree, while the LLM is a master's degree course.

AIBE 19 Exam 2024 date is December 22, 2024. The exam will be conducted for three and half hour. The exam will be conducted in offline mode from 10 am to 1.30 pm. Candidates must note that the exam authority will allow candidates to carry Bare Acts with short notes as well. Candidates can check out the exam analysis for AIBE XVIII sharing details of paper difficulty level, important questions and expected cutoff marks to get an idea about AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam 2024.

It totally depends on as aspirant's interest whether LLM is better or MBA. However, LLM can limit you to only law field, while MBA can expand your chances towards top MNCs, corporates and other reputed organisations, for big roles as well. 

The main requirement for an LLM course is a completed LLB degree with a minimum qualifying score (50 percentage or equivalent CGPA). Some universities may have additional requirements like entrance exams or work experience.

No, as per the eligibility criteria of an LLM degree (BCI regulations for legal education in India), candidates should hold either a five-year integrated LLB degree or a three-year LLB degree from a recognised law college or university. Therefore as prescribed by BCI guidelines, three-year or five-year LLB is essential for pursuing LLM. 

Hi, Yes, you can pursue an LLD (Doctor of Laws) after completing an LLM.

The procedure involves these simple steps:

1. Research Proposal: Submitting a research proposal that outlines your intended area of study and research methodology.
2. Entrance Exam: Passing an entrance exam or interview conducted by the university.
3. Admission: If selected, you'll be admitted to the LLD program.
4. Research and Thesis: Conduct research, write a doctoral thesis, and defend it before a committee.

Hope it clears your doubt !

There are multiple components included in the total course fee such as tuition fee, hostel fee, and more. Tabulated below are the BHU LLM courses fee:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes. Hence, is indicative.

The selection process for the LLM programme at IIT Kharagpur comprises a two-stage entrance test, including a Computer-Based Test (CBT) and a Personal Interview (PI). The CBT, based on the Bar Council-approved LLB syllabus, consists of multiple-choice questions with no negative marking. To proceed to the PI round, candidates must obtain a minimum of 35% aggregate in both parts of the CBT. The final selection is based on a merit list with a 70% weightage for the CBT and a 30% weightage for the PI.

Graduation is the minimum qualification required for DU LLM programme. Below is detailed eligibility for LLM:

• Aspirants need to complete a three or five-year LLB degree from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognised as equivalent by DU with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for OBC-NCL/ PwD/ CW and 40% aggregate for SC/ ST) or equivalent can apply for LLM course.
• Candidates securing the marks prescribed above or appearing in the qualifying degree examination or awaiting the results of any such examination are eligible to appear in the LLM Entrance Test but the admission will depend on their securing the minimum eligibility marks prescribed above.

CLAT is more difficult than LSAT India because of the time constraint. Candidates have only two hours to solve 150 questions in the exam. However, the time limit to solve 92 questions in the LSAT India exam is 2 hours and 20 minutes. Thus, it is difficult for candidates to complete all questions in the CLAT exam within such a short time limit. Moreover, the CLAT question paper includes questions from Current Affairs and General Knowledge. However, the LSAT India question paper does not include questions on Current Affairs and General Knowledge. Consequently, the LSAT India is comparatively easy because of its question paper pattern.

The eligible candidates can visit the CLAT official website to apply. Aspirants should fill out details correctly in the application. The details mentioned in the application form are verified by the authorities. Candidates will be allotted a seat in DSNLU as per their CLAT score during counselling.

The step-wise process to apply for CLAT is as follows:

1. Registration: Visit the official website and fill out the registration form to create login credentials.
2. Login: Enter ID and password to access the application form.
3. Select Course: Choose LLM programme.
4. Fill out and submit the Application: Enter details, upload documents, and pay the application fee.

Candidates are advised to prepare for CLAT LLM 2025 by following the simple steps given below:

• Make a monthly and weekly timetable and keep the syllabus handy
• Do not leave any topic, make sure you cover all the topics. Do try and finish on time so you have enough time for revision
• Pratice as many as mock tests possible. Practice the tests frequently and analyze it to recognize your weak and strong areas. This will help you to know which topic requires work.
• While attempting the question, try not make any assumption. Even on CLAT 2025 Exam day, do not assume, as for every in
• Do not make assumptions while attempting the questions in actual CLAT as for every incorrect answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted.

National Law University, (NLU) Delhi, included among one of the most prestigious law universities in India. Apart from NLU Delhi, there are 22 National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. NLU Delhi offers law courses i.e. five-year Intergrated BA LLB (Hons.) course at the undergraduate level, One-year LLM course at the postgraduate level, and PhD courses at the doctorate level. For admission to the law courses,  NLU Delhi conducts its own law entrance exam known as the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), thus making it the only law school in India that does not accept the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). 

Till 2020, the All India Bar Examination was an open-book exam. However, in 2021 Bar Council of India changed this pattern. This means that students can no longer take the help of books and study material to attempt or solve the question paper. That being said students are still allowed to carry Bare Acts without notes with them. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha AIBE exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/law/aibe-exam).

I hope this will help you.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the AIBE Admit Card 2024-25 on December 15, 2024 for the AIBE 19 Exam. Candidates must note that the council will not send the admit card of AIBE XIX (19) 2024-25 through speed post. In order to download the hall ticket, candidates will have to use their registration ID and password. The AIBE XIX (19) 2025 exam will be held in pen and paper-based mode. Candidates will not be allowed to appear for the exam without the admit card. The admit card of AIBE XIX (19) 2024-25 will include the candidate’s name, roll number, exam center name and address, exam date and time, exam day instructions, and others.

Law graduates from India who wants to do LLM in International Law, can pursue their career in International organisation such as United Nations agencies, International Court of Justice, World Trade Organization, and International Monetary Fund. 

CLAT, AILET, ISAT, and NEST are some common exams for admission to the LLM programme. The application forms for this course are available in the month of April-May every year. The entrance test paper contains around 150 questions which can be both objective and subjective in nature. The duration of the exam is 2 hours which includes negative marking for objective type questions. The marks deducted are usually 1/4th of the marks allocated to the question. The marking scheme is not fixed for all the universities, it may vary accordingly.

The KLEE 2024 LLM syllabus is based on core legal topics. Some of the most important topics of KLEE LLM syllabus have been mentioned below: 

• Jurisprudence: It deals with the nature and philosophy of law, different schools of legal thought.
• Constitutional Law: It includes topics such as, Indian Constitution, its structure, fundamental rights, and applications.
• Law of Contracts: It emphasizes on principles of forming valid contracts, breach of contract, and remedies.
• Law of Torts: It deals with civil wrongs and legal remedies available to victims.
• Criminal Law: It focuses on understanding of crimes, offenses defined in the IPC, and punishments.
• Public International Law: This area focuses on basic concepts of international law and legal systems.
• Additional Legal Areas: The exam might cover other legal subjects depending on the discretion of the exam developers. It's wise to stay updated on current legal developments and landmark judgments to broaden your legal knowledge.

Yes, 65 is considered a good score in AILET. According to the expected cut-off provided in the text, the cut-off range for General category is between 82-88.25, while for SC/ST/OBC/EWS categories, the cut-off range is between 55.75-69.5, 63.25-72.5, 65.5-84.25, and 74.25-89.5, respectively. Therefore, a score of 65 would put you in a good position to clear the exam, especially for General category candidates. However, it's important to note that the actual cut-off may vary depending on the difficulty level of the exam and other factors.

No, the university do not accept CLAT score for admission to the LLM course. It accepts AIAT score for admission to LLM course. AIAT is conducted by the university itself. Refer below the steps to be followed for admission to SLS Pune LLM course: 

Step 1: Candidate's Registration 
Step 2: Admit card download
Step 3: Appear for Examination
Step 4: Call letter for Personal Interaction
Step 5: Personal Interaction
Step 6: Merit list publication

Yes, University of Delhi conducts LLM Entrance Test to shortlist candidates for LLM programme. Below are the details of LLM Entrance Exam:

The TS LAWCET LLM exam is called the TS PGLCET. The TS PGLCET eligibility criteria are mentioned below:

The difficulty level of MH CET Law can vary from person to person depending on their background, preparation, and familiarity with the subjects tested. MH CET Law, like any other competitive entrance exam, can be challenging, but it is not insurmountable with the right preparation and dedication.

The exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering subjects such as Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning, General Knowledge, Logical and Analytical Reasoning, and English. The difficulty level can be moderate to high, especially for those who do not have a strong foundation in these subjects. However, with diligent study, practice, and a well-structured preparation plan, many candidates have successfully cleared MH CET Law.

To assess the difficulty for yourself, it's important to take mock tests and practice papers to gauge your level of readiness. Additionally, seeking guidance from experienced mentors or teachers can also help you navigate any challenging aspects of the exam. Ultimately, your level of preparation and determination will play a significant role in determining how difficult MH CET Law is for you.

Candidates can also pursue various online courses in undergraduate, postgraduate or certificate levels such as Online LLM or Online certifications. Some of these courses offered by Shiksha Online are given in the table below:

• Online LLM by Golden Gate University
• Post Graduate Certificate in Finance and Taxation Laws by Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
• Diploma in Taxation by Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
• PGD in Labour Laws and Employee Relations by Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
• Intellectual Property by Swayam

Due to global legal developments and changing market demands, many specialisations are offered which are:

• Civil Law
• Tax Law
• Labour5 Law
• Corporate Law
• Commercial Law
• International Trade Law
• Labour Law
• Labour5 Law

Here are two LLM specializations with strong international benefits:

1. International Law: Equips you with knowledge of international legal frameworks, treaties, and dispute resolution mechanisms, valuable for working in international organizations, NGOs, or multinational corporations.

2. Intellectual Property Law: Provides expertise in protecting intellectual property rights globally, relevant for international trade, technology companies, and law firms with cross-border clientele.

The Indian Law Institute (ILI) in New Delhi stands out for its diverse array of LLM concentrations, providing students with a comprehensive legal education. The offered specialisations encompass a wide spectrum of legal domains, including criminal law, constitutional and administrative law, corporate and commercial law, intellectual property rights, human rights law, and legal pedagogy and research. Additionally, the institute extends its academic offerings to include emerging fields such as technology law, gender studies, business law, environmental law, and cyber law.

Sushant University highlights the popularity of certain LLM specialisations, indicating the prevailing trends in legal education. Corporate law, constitutional law, and real estate law emerge as the most sought-after areas of specialisation, reflecting the contemporary relevance and demand for expertise in these fields.

ILI's commitment to the professional development of its students is evident through its placement cell, which actively collaborates with law firms and organisations for placement drives. In 2023, the median package offered to LLM graduates from ILI reached INR 5.7 LPA (Lakhs Per Annum), underscoring the institute's success in facilitating meaningful career opportunities for its students. This places ILI as a prominent institution not only for its diverse academic offerings but also for its practical approach to bridging the gap between legal education and the dynamic demands of the professional legal landscape.

NLSIU Bangalore LLM curriculum is a structured with a blend of core and elective courses lasting for one year. The curriculum mainly revolves around the four concentrations Public Law,  Criminal Law,  Commercial Laws, and Law and Technology. The course curriculum deepen students expertise in their preferred areas of interest and thrive in diverse fields such as academia, research, legal practice, policy making and judicial services. 

The difficulty level of MH CET Law can vary from person to person depending on their background, preparation, and familiarity with the subjects tested. MH CET Law, like any other competitive entrance exam, can be challenging, but it is not insurmountable with the right preparation and dedication.

The exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering subjects such as Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge, Logical and Analytical Reasoning, and English. The difficulty level can be moderate to high, especially for those who do not have a strong foundation in these subjects. However, with diligent study, practice, and a well-structured preparation plan, many candidates have successfully cleared MH CET Law.

To assess the difficulty for yourself, it's important to take mock tests and practice papers to gauge your level of readiness. Additionally, seeking guidance from experienced mentors or teachers can also help you navigate any challenging aspects of the exam. Ultimately, your level of preparation and determination will play a significant role in determining how difficult MH CET Law is for you.

The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is conducted once a year. The Bar Council of India is responsible for conducting this exam nationally. The AIBE question paper had 100 objective questions that are paper-based. Clearing this exam gives a Certificate of Practice (COP), which is mandatory to practice as a lawyer in Indian courts. AIBE 19 Exam Date 2024 was announced earlier. AIBE Exam 2024 was conducted in offline mode. AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam Date was December 22, 2024.

Yes, you can pursue LLM in Canada after doing LLB from India. Most of the canadian law schools need minimum GPA and you also need to clear IELTS or TOEFL. 

Further, you need to submit an application to the chosen Canadian law school, including transcripts, English proficiency test scores, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and potentially a research proposal.

For LLM admission offered at NLUs in India, candidates have to appear for the CLAT exam and meet the cut-off marks criteria for admission to 22 NLUs in India.

However, for admission to NLU Delhi, candidates have to appear and qualify AILET exam. Therefore, candidates need to score top ranks in CLAT PG in the range of 1-1000 to get admission in the top NLUs. LLM through CLAT PG is highly competitive, keeping in view the increasing number of candidates appearing for the exam and difficulty of the paper. 

No, an LLM degree cannot be pursued in distance mode or online mode. However, listed below are some law courses offered by NLSIU Bangalore that candidates can study in distance education mode: 

• Master of Business Law (MBL)
• Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Rights Law (PGDHRL)
• Post-Graduate Diploma in Medical Law & Ethics (PGDMLE)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law (PGDEL)
• Post-Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights Law (PGDIPRL)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Child Rights Law (PGDCRL)
• Post-Graduate Diploma in Consumer Law & Practice (PGDCLP)
• Post-Graduate Diploma in Cyber Law & Cyber Forensics (PGDCLCF)

Some of the top law colleges of India which offer LLM courses includes:

• NLU Visakhapatnam
• GITAM School of Law
• NLSIU Bangalore - National Law School of India University
• BHU - Banaras Hindu University
• Symbiosis International, Pune

Given below are some of the best LLM colleges in India that provide distance learning:

The answer to this depends upon the qualification of candidates. To get admission to LLM course the candidates must fulfill the following eligibility criteria: 

• Candidate should have obtained a five-year of three-year LLB degree from any recognised university 
• They should have obtained a minimum of 45% marks in their law degree
• Those belonging to SC/ ST category should have obtained 40% marks to be eligible
• Candidates awaiting results for the final year LLB degree examination are also eligible to apply, however, they should be able to submit their marksheet at the time of counselling

Yes, NLSIU Bangalore offers a one year LLM course. The admission to NLSIU Bangalore LLM programme is based on the CLAT score of candidates. The admmissions are held through CLAT counseling process. The table below presents the eligibility and selection criteria for popular courses offered at NLSIU:

Yes, Mumbai University does offers LLM at Postgraduate level. The University offers a Master of Law (LLM) for a duration of two years. Admission to LLM is based on the entrance exam. Interested candidates are required to appear for the MU LLM CET Exam, which is an online exam conducted by the University. However, candidates are required to be eligible for the programme.

Eligibility Criteria: LL.B. degree of this University or a degree recognised as equivalent thereto.

Selection Criteria: MU LLM CET Exam, Interview. 

NLSIU Bangalore accepts CLAT scores for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM courses. The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has released the CLAT Fourth Allotment list 2024. As per the NLSIU CLAT cutoff 2024, the Round 1 closing rank for LLM course was 130, whereas for the Round 4 of the Seat Allotment result, the closing rank stood at 193 for the General AII India category candidates.  

So, considering the NLU Bangalore LLM cutoff 2024, yes, it is possible for a student belonging to the General AI category to get into the LLM course with a CLAT cutoff rank of 140. Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the LLM round-wise CLAT cutoff 2024 for various categories: 

Admission to the first year of five-year and three-year law programmes is based on the Maharashtra Law Common Entrance Test (CET) score. Please keep in mind that CET is required for admission to the programs listed above at ILS Law College. The College does not have a separate entrance examination. There is no additional registration form to complete for admission to ILS Law College.  There are no management quota seats available at ILS Law College. The Centralized Admission Process (CAP) is used by the CET Cell, Mumbai, to determine the eligibility for all programs at ILS Law College based on the results of the CET.

After completing LLM in constitutional law, there are various career opportunities available for the graduates. Some of the popular career options are:

1. Constitutional Lawyer: Graduates can work as a constitutional lawyer and represent clients in cases involving constitutional issues. They can work with law firms, advocacy groups, or as independent practitioners.
2. Law Professor: Graduates can choose to become a law professor and teach constitutional law in universities and law schools.
3. Public Policy Advisory: Graduates can work as public policy advisors for governmental and non-governmental organizations. They can also work as legal consultants and advisors for policy makers.
4. Public Interest Advocate: Graduates can work as public interest advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and liberties.
5. Judicial Services: Graduates can appear for judicial service examinations and become judges, magistrates, or legal officers in the judiciary.
6. Government Lawyer: Graduates can work as government lawyers and provide legal advice to government agencies and departments on constitutional issues.
7. Human Rights Advocate: Graduates can work as human rights advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and freedoms. Good luck.

No, one who has completed an LLB degree either three-year duration after graduation or five-year duration,  after class 12th makes them eligible enough to pursue law as a profession. An LLM degree is pursued by those who want to learn more in a specialisation. However, in both cases, they have to appear for AIBE conducted by BCI to be able to get a 'Certificate of Practice'. 

Those who complete LLM have multiple options to explore and can establish a promising career in legal field. Some of the top job profiles include:

Given below are the best LLM colleges that provides the highest placement package to their students in India:

Note: Above statistics are based on the latest available data.

The NLSIU Bangalore offers LLM course for the duration one year. When it comes to placements, NLU Bangalore offers decent placements annually. The placement details of the LLM batch 2024 are yet to be released on the official website. Once it is released, it will be updated here. However, the placement details of PG 1-year (LLM, PG Diploma) batch 2023 is disclosed in the NIRF report 2024. Let’s take a look at the key highlights of NLU Bangalore placements for the PG 1-year batch 2022 and 2023 in the table below:

Please refer to the table below for some of the best private LLM colleges in India:

It is therefore recommended that one selects a specialisation that they want to practice as well as focus on the area they have passion for:

University Reputation: It is therefore advisable to join a programme from a reputable university which has a good law school and teachers that have a good expertise in your chosen area of specialization.
Course Structure & Syllabus: Review the course syllabus, instructional delivery and learning achievement standards in relation to your learning preference and objectives.
Placement Opportunities: One should look at the type of jobs which previous LLM graduates of the university have been secirimg;ing upon their completion of the course.
Fees & Scholarships: Check on the costs of the research programs and look for scholarships to help in funding for the LLM programs.

Generally, there is no one right LLB subject that prepares you for an LLM. If someone wants to study a particular area of LLM then the ideal choice would fall towards that specific area. Here's why:

LLM Specializations: A Master of Laws is more specific in the areas of law that students pursue when in the course.
Alignment with Specialization: While switching from an LLB programme to an LLM programme might be relatively easy, the choice of courses that you took in your LLB that relates with your preferred LLM specialisation can serve as a foundation and thus make the switch easier.
For example if one’s LLM specialisation is in Corporate Law then Company Law, Contract Law and Business Law are relevant courses in the LLB.

Thus, the only strategy that makes sense is to choose the LLM specialisation one is interested in first and then search for the corresponding LLB subjects.

No, Delhi University offers a full-time LLM programme of two to three years duration at the PG level. This course is offered by Faculty of Law under DU. University of Delhi LLM admission is conducted in online mode and for final selection, candidates are required to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the university. CUET PG exam is conducted by NTA and considered by DU for admission to LLM course. Candidates after completing graduation can apply for DU LLM programme.

LLM is a two-year self-financed programme spread across four semesters. CCSU offers LLM through Institute of Legal Studies at the PG level. The university also offers LLM through affiliated colleges like:

• Dewan VS Group of Institutions India
• Kamkus College of Law
• Ishan Institute of Law 
• D.A.V. College Muzaffarnagar