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LLM or Master of Law is a one-year or two-year postgraduate course in Law which is offered in various specialisations such as Constitutional and Administrative Law, Environmental Law, Corporate and Commercial Laws etc. A graduate in law can choose to specialise further into any stream of law by taking up this course. An LLM degree gives direction to a candidate in establishing his career in a niche area. For example, a candidate aspiring to be a lawyer can choose to practice in popular areas such as Company Laws, Intellectual Property Laws, Environmental Laws etc. Similarly, a candidate aspiring to become a Professor can choose his area of specialisation and teach those subjects in the university.

Therefore, LLM is a highly popular course which helps professionals establish a promising career in law. Many central and state universities offer this course as a two-year programme whereas National Law Universities offer it as a one-year course. The course curriculum is designed in a holistic way to give detailed knowledge on a particular field of law. Candidates after finishing this course can work as Lecturers/Professors, Research Associates, Lawyers etc.

Important Facts- LLM

  • Course Duration- LLM is either offered as a one-year or two-year programme. Many Private Universities as well as National Law Universities have introduced a one-year LLM course whereas top Central and State Universities offer two-year course. Many colleges also offer Executive LLM which can be completed in three years and is offered to working professionals.
  • Eligibility Criteria- The basic eligibility to pursue this course is a three-year of five-year LLB degree from a recognised university. Candidates who are in the final year can also apply for LLM provided they complete the course before admissions. Those candidates who are aspiring to join top colleges must also appear national-level or state-level entrance exams such as CLAT PG, AILET, SET, BHU LLM, ILI LLM etc.
  • Course Fees- The course fee in Government universities ranges from INR 5000-15000 per annum whereas in private universities or National Law Universities it can range from INR 1 lakh to INR 2 lakh per annum.
  • Scope in India- LLM is a popular course amongst law graduates who wish to further specialise in a particular branch of law. After completing LLM, candidates can pursue Ph.D. and also clear UGC NET to establish a career in academics or practise in tribunals as advocates related to their specialisations.

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Course Curriculum for LLM

Compulsory Subjects

The following subjects are compulsory across all specialisations in Master of Laws. Candidates have to mandatorily complete these courses and the required number of credits. The core subjects of LLM are as follows:

Compulsory Subjects

Subject

Details

Research Methodology

The course introduces to the basics of research, research methods and tools as well the basics of legal writing.

Law and Justice in Globalizing World

This course defines the meaning and scope of law, the concept of utilitarian justice, economic theory of law and the impact of globalisation on development of law and human rights.

Comparative Legal Systems

It deals with the development of public law and a comparative study of legal systems, models of government and judicial organisation across the world.

Dissertation

Candidates have to compulsorily submit a research work based on topic of their choice in the final year towards successful completion of the course.

Teaching Practice

Some institutes offer credit course in teaching practice wherein candidates can teach for limited number of hours to hone their skills.

Specialisations Subjects

Constitutional and Administrative Laws

Subject

Details

Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles

It deals with the Part III and Part IV of Constitution of India, their importance, inter-relationships and judicial developments.

Administrative Law

Administrative Law includes rules and procedures which enumerates the legal framework for functioning of public authorities.

Judicial Process

It deals with the concepts of rule of law, nature of judicial process, structure of courts and jurisprudential aspects of stare decisis and obiter dicta.

Election Laws

Election Laws consists of constitutional mandate for Election Commission of India and Representation of the People Act, 1951.

Minorities Law

Minorities Laws include the various legislations carved out for the interests of minorities and the constitutional protection and rights for minorities. 

Local Self Government

It deals with 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendment which has given constitutional recognition to local self-government.

Intellectual Property and Trade Laws

Subject

Details

International Trade Law

The course deals with the structure, functions and principles of WTO and the dispute settlement mechanism offered by WTO.

Competition Law

Competition Law introduces to the concepts of Anti-Competitive Agreements, Abuse of Dominant Positions, Combination and the role of Competition Commission of India.

Law of E-Commerce and Information Technology Laws

The course introduces to the rules of e-commerce, application of electronic signature, consumer protection and Information Technology Act.

Law of Copyright

The subject deals with the evolution of copyrights law, TRIPS, WIPO, and the acquisition and ownership of copyrights.

Law of Patents and Designs

It deals with the application of patent laws in acquisition and ownership of patent rights and the protection of industrial designs.

Law of Trademarks and GI

It deals with the acquisition of trademarks and Geographical Indications and their infringement and remedies.

Investment Laws

It deals with concept of shares, debentures, securities contracts and functions of SEBI.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Subject

Details

Law and Economic Development

The course deals with the application of law in economic development and protection of interests of stakeholders.

IT Governance and Regulation

The course introduces the legal provisions regulating Information Technology and IT-based governance.

Big Data and Data Security Law

It deals with the Data protection law in terms of multinational data handling and prohibition on the misuse of data.

Introduction to Machine Learning

It is an introductory course to familiarise students on the programming computers and their applications in large-scale decision making process.

Machine Learning and Law

It deals with the legal protection and solutions to issues arising out of usage of machine learning such as fraud-detection, facial recognition, data breaches etc.

Artificial Intelligence and Law

It deals with the legal protection to the applications of artificial intelligence and remedies for legal issues.

Corporate and Securities Law

Subject

Details

Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance relates to the rules and regulations controlling the management and governance of an organisation.

Securities and Financial Market Regulations

It deals with the legal rules regulating the securities market in India and the role of SEBI in in the securities and financial market.

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law

It deals with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and the legal procedure related to winding up of companies during bankruptcy.

E-Commerce and Big Data

It introduces to the legal rules guiding the application of big data in E-commerce industry.

Corporate Restructuring

It deals with the application of legal expertise in during the elimination of financial crisis in any organisation.

 

Environmental Law and Policy

Subject

Details

Energy Economics and Environmental Policy

It deals with the environmental legislations and principles applied for determining usage of energy.

Environmental Justice

It relates to the application of rules of natural justice in matters related to environmental disputes.

Environmental Jurisprudence

This course familiarises students with the jurisprudential aspect of environmental legislations.

Hazardous Waste and Law

It deals with the legislations framed for dealing with hazardous wastes such as nuclear, biomedical and chemical wastes.

Biodiversity and Law

This topic relates to the Biodiversity Conservation Act and other allied legislations for the protection of flora and fauna.

 

Maritime Laws

Subject

Details

International Law of the Sea

The course deals with the Law of the Sea in India and UNCLOS which is significant document guiding International Maritime Laws.

Law related to Shipping

It deals with the laws related to nature, registration, ownership of ships, safety and security at ships and the regulations for vessels and commercial ships.

Regulatory Mechanism For Marine Pollution

It deals with the marine environmental law, conservation and protection of marine ecosystems and the conservation of marine resources and coastal zones.

Admiralty Law and Practice

It deals with the evolution of admiralty law in India, Admiralty jurisdiction and the legal rules related to arrest on ships.

Law on Seafarers

This course relates to the maritime labour law and various conventions of International Labour Organisations applicable to maritime labour force.

Maritime Crimes and Issues

It introduces the concept of admiralty jurisdiction and principles of handling cases related to collision and limitation claims.

 Popular Books and Authors for LLM

Book

Author

Details

Constitutional Law

M.P. Jain

This is a celebrated piece of legal work which brilliantly describes the provisions of Constitution of India and related judicial developments.

Administrative Law

I.P. Massey

The book deals with the principles of Administrative Law such as Rule of Law, Principles of Natural Justice and Delegated Legislations.

Ship Arrest in India and Admiralty Laws of India

Shrikant Hathi, Binita Hathi

The authors describe the legal procedure related to arrests made on ships and the development of Admiralty Law in India

Environmental Law

Paramjit S. Jaiswal, Nishtha Jaiswal

The book introduces to the development of Environmental Law in India and the application of international conventions on environmental issues pertaining to India.

Cyber Law

Pawan Duggal

It is a treatise on the application of Information Technology Law, various case laws and the issues related to cyber law.

Intellectual Property Rights in India

V K Ahuja

The author introduces to the concept of Patents, Copyrights, their infringement and protection.

How India Votes

V S Rama Devi and S K Mendiratta

This book is an authority on the election laws in India and the role of ECI in smooth election process.

Top Entrance Exams for LLM

  • CLAT PG: Consortium of National Law Universities conducts Entrance Exam for admissions to undergraduate as well as postgraduate courses in Law. CLAT PG is the most popular and competitive entrance exam for admissions to LLM courses in National Law Universities. Candidates must have either completed three-year or five-year law course or in their final year to appear in this exam.
  • AILET- National Law University, Delhi conducts All India Law Entrance Test for admissions to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in law. After CLAT, this is one of the most sought-after entrance examination.
  • DU LLM- Delhi University is one of the oldest central universities of India and DU LLM entrance test is conducted for admissions to postgraduate courses offered by Department of Law. The course is offered at Campus Law Centre 1 and Centre 2.
  • CUET PG- Common University Entrance Test for postgraduate programmes is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) for admissions to LL.M. and other postgraduate programmes. Many top central and state universities accept CUET PG scores.
  • SET- Symbiosis International University Conducts Symbiosis Entrance Exam for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by the university. The university offers LL.M. programme in multiple specialisations, therefore making it a popular course amongst candidates.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on LLM Career

Q. Why is LL.M. popular course?

A. LLM is a popular course amongst students who wish to pursue an advanced degree in law which is pursued by candidates aiming to establish a career in niche area of practice or academics or research. 

Q. What are the specialisations offered in LL.M.?

A. The top specialisations offered in LLM are as follows:
  • Commercial Laws
  • Constitutional and Administrative Laws
  • Energy Laws
  • Environmental Laws
  • Labour Laws
  • Maritime Laws
  • Intellectual Property Laws
  • Criminal Laws

Q. What are the popular colleges offering LL.M.?

A. Some of the top central and state universities offering two-year LLM course are as follows:
  • Banaras Hindu University
  • Aligarh Muslim University
  • Delhi University
  • Calcutta University
  • Jamia Millia Islamia
  • Utkal University
Top private colleges include:
  • KIIT School of Law
  • Siksha O Anusandhan University
  • Amity University
  • Christ University
  • ICFAI University
  • UPES

Q. What is the eligibility for pursuing LL.M.?

A. The basic eligibility to pursue this course is a three-year of five-year LLB degree from a recognised university. Candidates who are in the final year can also apply for LLM provided they complete the course before admissions. Those candidates who are aspiring to join top colleges must also appear national-level or state-level entrance exams such as CLAT PG, AILET, SET, BHU LLM. 

Q. What is the application of LL.M. course?

A. Those who wish to pursue academics as a promising career can apply for LL.M. course and thereafter clear UGC NET for being eligible to become an Assistant Professor. They can also pursue PhD and make a successful career in academics and research. 

Q. What are the various core subjects offered under LL.M.?

A. The core subjects which are also referred to as compulsory papers are common to all the specialisations. These courses are fundamental to the advanced study of law, introducing candidates to the basics of research and legal systems across the world. Some of these core subjects are:
  • Research Methodology
  • Law and Justice in Globalising World
  • Comparative Legal Systems

Q. What is the course curriculum for LL.M.?

A. LL.M. is offered either as a two-semesters or a four-semesters course. There are 3 to 4 compulsory papers which are similar to all the specialisations. There are elective courses which are offered according to the specialisation chosen. Apart from these papers, candidates have to also submit a dissertation for the completion of the course. 

Q. What are the various elective subjects offered under LL.M.?

A. LLM is offered under various specialisations and a candidate has to choose few electives out of the subjects provided by concerned institutes. Elective courses are curated as per the requirements of the specialisations and carry either 2 0r 4 credit points which the candidate has to complete. 

Q. What is the fee structure for LL.M.?

A. The fee structure(per annum) for LLM in top colleges are as follows:
  • NALSAR- INR 2 lakh
  • NLUD- INR 1.5 lakh
  • GNLU- INR 1.6 lakh
  • Indian Law Institute- INR 95,000
  • Faculty of Law, Delhi University- INR 6000
  • WBNUJS- INR 1.6 lakh
  • Jamia Millia Islamia- INR 10,000

Q. What is Executive LLM program?

A. An executive LLM is a course specially designed for working professionals who wish to specialise in a particular area of law. It is a part-time program which is popular amongst mid-career lawyers who aspire to gain extra knowledge in a niche domain. 

Q. What are the common entrance exams for LL.M.?

A. Most of the top central and state universities admit students to postgraduate course based on the scores in entrance exams such as CUET PG, BHU PET, ILI LLM, DU LLM etc. Admissions to National Law Universities are done on the basis of CLAT PG. 

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Answered 5 days ago

There are various roles and careers for candidates who have done LLM in Human Rights Law, as given in the table below:

Job Profile

Average Salary 

Human Rights Lawyer/Advocate

INR 6-15 LPA

Human Rights Researcher/Analyst

INR 4-10 LPA

Human Rights Policy Advisor

INR 6-12 LPA

Human Rights Educator/Professor

INR 5-15 LPA

Human Rights Officer (NGOs)

INR 3-8 LPA

Human Rights Officer (UN/International Organizations)

INR 10-20+ LPA 

Legal Counsel (in-house)

INR 8-15+ LPA

Note- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.

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Beginner-Level 5

Answered 5 days ago

The LLM in Human Rights scope is vast, offering exciting career paths both nationally in government organisations like State Human Rights Commissions and internationally in organisations like WHO, UNICEF and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India. Graduates play crucial roles in promoting

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Kartik Yadav

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After getting an LLM degree in Human Rights,  you can work as Human Rights Activist with many international organizations like WHO and UNICEF as well as domestic government and non-government organizations. You can also work as an Advocate or a Solicitor or an Attorney General or even a Public Prose

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Below are some of the best colleges for LLM in Human Rights Law courses in India:

LLM Human Rights College

LLM Human Rights Fees

BBAU Lucknow

INR 2.2 L

NLIU Bhopal

INR 1.15 L

Symbiosis Hindu University

INR 5.81 K

Symbiosis Law School, Symbiosis International, Pune

INR 1.98 L

Amity University, Noida

INR 1.38 L

IILM University

INR 2 L

NIMS School of Law, NIMS University

INR 40,000

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

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Nishtha Patra

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Answered 5 days ago

Below are the main electives required to choose LLM Human Rights Law course:

  • International Environmental Law
  • International Humanitarian Law
  • International Commercial Law
  • Human Rights and Criminal Justice
  • Constitutional Governance of Human Rights

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Entrance in LLM Human Rights Law courses in india, typically requires to clear exams such as, CLAT PG, AILET, or university specific exams like SLAT. Check out the table below to know about Law exam schedule for 2025.

Entrance Exams

Exam Dates

Exam Schedule

SLS AIAT 2025

15 Dec '24

(Closed for 2025)

SLS AIAT Exam Date 2025

CLAT PG 2025

1 Dec '24

(Closed for 2025)

CLAT PG Exam Date 2025

AILET 2025

08 Dec '24

(Closed for 2025)

AILET Exam Date 2025

AIBE 19

22 Dec '24

(Closed for 2025)

AIBE 19 Exam Date 2025 

Note- This information is sourced from the official website of the institute/exam.

 

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To be eligibile for LLM in Human Rights Law course, students typically require LLB degree with key skills and knowledge in Human Rights Laws from a recognised university, with at least 45 to 50 percent minimum marks.

Moreover, students should qualify exams like CLAT PG if seeking an admission in repu

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Vipra Tiwari

Beginner-Level 5

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LLM in Human Rights Laws course can propel you towards various career opportunities in the field of "Human Rights Law" with specialised knowledge and skills that can earn you high salaried jobs in law firms like Trilegal, government sectors like Ministry of Law and Justice and National Human Rights

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Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management usually takes 6-8 weeks to announce semester examination results following candidate assessment completion. Results announcement timing varies based on examination schedule controls and unexpected examination delays. The Level-Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Manage

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The Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM) enjoys a reputation for maintaining strong faculty with advanced industry experience. The educational staff at LLIM includes professors along with lecturers who possess both strong academic backgrounds combined with substantial industrial experience.

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Kunal Lalwani

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LLIM is one of the most prestigious college.The alumni are actually very much settled in various sectors like industrial sector, software sector mainly who are earning almost 5LPM.

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Sai Gokul

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Yes LLIM college is having a good college faculty with a well known professors.Mostly they use smart techniques for teaching like digi boards, secured quizes and others mostly all the faculty are 5-6 years of experience for the teaching staff.All the faculty completed their PhD and having a good qua

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Sai Gokul

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The students who opted for LPU placements in 2024 are placed with an average package of INR 7.76 LPA. The average package offered to LLM students at LPU in 2024 is tabulated below:

ParticularsStatistics (2024)
Average SalaryINR 7.76 LPA

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Shoaib Mehdi

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As per the latest report, the majority of LLM students who graduate in 2024 opted for self-business or higher studies. The students who opted for LPU placements in 2024 are placed with an average package of INR 7.76 LPA. The LPU the highest package offered to the LLM students in 2024 stood at INR 9

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Shoaib Mehdi

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The students who opted for LPU placements in 2024 are placed with an average package of INR 7.76 LPA. The average package offered to LLM students at LPU in 2024 is tabulated below:

ParticularsStatistics (2024)
Average SalaryINR 7.76 LPA

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Contributor-Level 10

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As per the latest report, the LPU the highest package offered to the LLM students in 2024 stood at INR 9 LPA. The same is tabulated below:

ParticularsStatistics (2024)
the highest SalaryINR 9 LPA

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Shoaib Mehdi

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Answered a week ago

As per the latest report, the majority of LLM students who graduate in 2024 opted for self-business or higher studies. The students who opted for LPU placements in 2024 are placed with an average package of INR 7.76 LPA. The LPU the highest package offered to the LLM students in 2024 stood at INR 9

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MG University Kerala cutoff 2024 was concluded for admission to various courses through KEAM scores. For admission to LLM, the cutoff was released for it's affiliated college Government Law College, Ernakulam. For the General Home State category candidate, the last-round closing rnak for LLM was 27.

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Sanjana Singh

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Yes, JLU Bhopal provides many scholarships and fee waiver schemes to its LLM students. To extend financial support, the university provides different types of scholarships, such as qualifying marks-based, sports-based, etc.

Students who wish to avail the scholarships must be officially enrolled in th

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Shailja Rawat

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Upon completing their LLM degrees from JLU Bhopal, students can explore a wide range of career paths. They can take up various government exams, such as the Judicial Services Examination, Assistant Public Prosecutor, and more, to get a government job. They can also look up vacancies in the private s

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Shailja Rawat

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Yes, after completing LLM from JLU Bhopal, students can seek out job opportunities in various government PSUs. SAIL, BHEL, NALCO, INDIAN OIL, etc., are some of the reputed public sector units to work in.

Students can also appear for government competitive exams such as the Judicial Services Examinati

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Shailja Rawat

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The total fee to pursue an LLM at JLU Bhopal is calculated by adding all the fee elements included in the fee structure. Some of the major fee elements are tuition fees, hostel fees, etc. Combining all, the total fee ranges from INR 2.5 Lacs to INR 2.9 lakh.

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Shailja Rawat

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As per JLU Bhopal's overall placement statistics for 2023, the the highest package bagged by the students participating in the drive was INR 14.25 LPA. Moreover, earlier, in 2021, the highest package offered during the 2021 placement drive stood at INR 15 LPA.

Other than this,  TCS, Infosys, HCL, Air

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Shailja Rawat

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Once the JLU Bhopal application portal is closed, the admission committee conducts the JLUET test. Candidates seeking admission via JLUET must appear for the exam on the scheduled date. Those who are seeking admission via CLAT need not appear for this exam. After the announcement of JLUET results, t

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Shailja Rawat

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All students willing to apply for JLU LLM admission must fill out an online admission form and pay the application fees. The application fee charged by the university is INR 1,100 for all candidates. Moreover, it is to be noted that this fee is nonrefundable. 

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per

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Shailja Rawat

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Yes, interested candidates can fill out the JLU Bhopal LLM application form online. To apply online, students must follow the below-mentioned steps:

1. To start, students must scan, upload, and email the following documents to the university's official email ID. The documents to be attached are:

  • Certi

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Shailja Rawat

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As per official sources, the CLAT PG 2025 results have been announced by the NLU Consortium on 7 Dec, 2025. Students willing to take admission to the JLU Bhopal LLM course via CLAT must have secured a minimum of 50 marks. Those who do not meet the cutoff can appear for the JLUET exam.

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Shailja Rawat

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Yes, it is possible to get admission to the JLU Bhopal LLM proramme without appearing for JLUET. In order to do so, candidates must have appeared for the CLAT PG exam and scored a minimum of 50 marks. Those who do not meet the prescribed cutoff must appear for the JLUET exam. Shortlisted students ar

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Shailja Rawat

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The JLU Bhopal LLM eligibility criteria define the minimum educational requirement for admission to the programme. To be eligible for LLM programme, candidates must have passed a UG degree from a recognised institute/university of India with a minimum of 50% marks.

Note: The above-mentioned informati

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Shailja Rawat

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The total tuition fee to pursue JLU Bhopal LLM courses amounts to INR 85,000. At the time of admission, students with admission offers may be required to pay the first installment of this fees. Moreover, students must also note that this fee is as per official sources. However, it is subject to chan

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Shailja Rawat

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