Law

The choice between CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) and the AMU (Aligarh Muslim University) Entrance Exam depends on your preferences and goals. CLAT is a national-level exam for admission to prestigious law schools across India, offering a wider range of colleges. AMU's entrance exam is specific to Aligarh Muslim University and its affiliated law programs. If you prefer a broader range of options and national recognition, CLAT might be better. However, if you're focused on AMU's unique offerings, its entrance exam would be ideal.

No, Brainware University does not provide LLM courses online or through distance learning formats. The university only offers LLM courses in full-time mode, in which students must visit the university campus to take their classes in the classroom. Offline classes are considered more productive than online classes because they enhance students in many ways like concentration, discipline, punctuality, respect, obedience etc. 

Generally, an LLM programme is designed for individuals who already hold a law degree (LLB or equivalent) or have significant legal experience. To get an LLM degree at Brainware University, candidates are required to complete the basic eligibility criteria first, which requires applicants to complete their LLB degree. Additionally, pursuing an LLM without a law degree and relatable experience is ineffectual. 

Completing an LLM degree from Brainware University can enhance career prospects in various legal fields. Graduates can pursue careers as legal practitioners, advocates, corporate lawyers, legal consultants, legal researchers, legal advisors, and in-house counsels, or pursue academic and teaching positions. The specific career opportunities depend on the specialisation chosen, prior experience, and the legal system of the country where one intends to practice. 

The prerequisites for pursuing an LLM at Brainware University is applicants are required to hold a bachelor's degree in law (LLB or equivalent). Additionally, candidates must have secured at least an aggregate of 45% in their degree. Futher, for selection process the university accepts the scores of Brainware Eligibility Test.  

Bengal Law College admits students to B.A. and LL.B. programs through national or state-level entrance exams. To apply for Bengal Law College's B.A. LL.B. program, candidates must pass the corresponding disciplines. To enroll in the LLB programme at Bengal Law College, you must take an entrance exam administered by the college and complete the eligibility requirements, which normally include passing your 10+2 with a minimum necessary percentage.

Yes, Brainware University offer equal opportunities to LLM students to avail the scholarships. Some of the scholarships provided by the univversity are National Scholarships, Brainware University Merit Scholarships, West Bengal Chief Minister Relief Fund (Nabanna) Scholarship, Scholarship for SC, ST, and OBC Students in West Bengal, and others. 

Brainware University offers merit scholarships to LLM students, on the basis of their last qualifying scores. Students who score between 90% and 94.99% are eligible for a 50% waiver on their tuition fees, while those scoring 95% or higher receive a full tuition fee waiver. Additionally, toppers from an institution with less than 90% will get additional INR 25,000 off over and above the Brainware Merit scholarship. 

The Brainware University offers LLM for the duration of two years with four semesters. The subjects are offered under first year is mentioned below: Theories of Law and JusticeLaw and Social Transformation in IndiaLegal Education, Research Methodology & Design of Blueprint of CurriculumQuantitative Analysis

An LLM programme at Brainware University helps students to develop an advanced legal skills and knowledge in their chosen specialisation. These skills include legal research and writing, critical analysis of legal issues, understanding and interpretation of laws and legal documents, legal argumentation and advocacy, negotiation and dispute resolution, legal drafting, and a deeper understanding of the chosen area of law. LLM programmes also emphasise analytical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills.