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Nidhi Kumari

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In-depth knowledge of the legal structures, tenets, and procedures that uphold and advance human rights globally is what a Human Rights Law course aims to impart to its students. A wide range of subjects are usually covered in the course, such as international human rights law, the function of the UN, treaties and conventions like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the legal tools available to protect human rights. To address concerns such as freedom of speech, gender equality, racial discrimination, refugee rights, and the right to education, among others, students are taught both the theoretical and practical components o
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Nidhi Kumari

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For many students who want to work in law but do not have the time to attend normal lectures, taking an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) course via distance learning is a good alternative. The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), Symbiosis Law School, and the National Law School of India University (NLSIU) are just a few of the Indian institutes that provide LLB programs remotely. These courses aim to provide students with a thorough understanding of the law while offering flexible scheduling to fit in with the schedules of working professionals or those with other obligations.You must first fulfil the requirements for remote learning
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Nishtha Rastogi

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There are various roles and careers for candidates who have done LLM in Human Rights Law, as given in the table below:Job ProfileAverage Salary Human Rights Lawyer/AdvocateINR 6-15 LPAHuman Rights Researcher/AnalystINR 4-10 LPAHuman Rights Policy AdvisorINR 6-12 LPAHuman Rights Educator/ProfessorINR 5-15 LPAHuman Rights Officer (NGOs)INR 3-8 LPAHuman Rights Officer (UN/International Organizations)INR 10-20+ LPA Legal Counsel (in-house)INR 8-15+ LPANote- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.

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Kartik Yadav

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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 and protecting human rights by working with governmental organizations, NGOs, and international bodies. 

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Nishtha Kumari

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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 Prosecutor.

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Jiya Singh

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Below are the main electives required to choose LLM Human Rights Law course:International Environmental LawInternational Humanitarian LawInternational Commercial LawHuman Rights and Criminal JusticeConstitutional Governance of Human RightsApart from the above subjects, you can also stay updated with the latest trend and market status in the field Human Rights legal and ethical scenarios. 

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Pragati Singh

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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 ExamsExam DatesExam ScheduleSLS AIAT 202515 Dec '24 (Closed for 2025)SLS AIAT Exam Date 2025CLAT PG 20251 Dec '24 (Closed for 2025)CLAT PG Exam Date 2025AILET 202508 Dec '24 (Closed for 2025)AILET Exam Date 2025AIBE 1922 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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Vipra Tiwari

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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 reputed Law government colleges of India. 

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Vipra Pandey

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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 Commission (NHRC) of India.Other than that graduates can also work in NGOs and international organisations like UNICEF and WHO. Candidates can also learn to apply human rights law in real-world situations, such as conflict, migration, and climate change.

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Manisha Chauhan

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An LLM in Human Rights Law course is basically a postgraduation programme of Law that is providing specialisation in Human Rights Laws in India. The course focuses on human rights laws at regional, national and international levels, which further allows students to explore and learn about the different aspects of human rights laws protecting the basic human fumdamental rights and implementation through legal principles. 

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