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Akanksha Malhotra
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According to some reviews, here’s what you need to get into Harvard LLM:Make sure the achievements in the CV are balanced but consistent. Some of the achievements that one can include are moot cases or winning essay competitionsEngage in extracurricular apart from studying and include all those achievements in your CV. Try getting involved in the internships, competitions, and other activities that will have some significance for the careerYour CV should reflect the focus and ability to manage time
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Akanksha Malhotra
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In order to apply for Harvard LLM, the applicants need the following things:A J.D. from an ABA-approved US law school or a first law degree (J.D., LLB or the equivalent) from a foreign law school is requiredOfficial TOEFL scoreOnline application formResumeAcademic transcriptsAt least 2 recommendationsPersonal statement
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DHRUVI VINAY GOSAVI
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Your personal interests, professional aspirations, and the legal fields that most interest you will determine which MDU CPAS (Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and Allied Studies) "best" branch is for you. Specialization in different legal fields is usually available in LL.M. programs; the choice you make should be in line with your career goals. The following are some typical areas of concentration in LL.M. programs:Constitutional law is the study of constitutions, how they are interpreted, and problems pertaining to constitutional government.Criminal Law: Focuses on the study of substantive criminal law, criminal p
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DHRUVI VINAY GOSAVI
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It's not made clear what the cutoff scores are for LL.M. at MDU CPAS. Nevertheless, a minimum of 50% in LL.B. is required for admission to the MDU CPAS LL.M. program. For additional information about the LL.M. program's cutoff marks and admissions procedure, it is recommended that you get in touch with the college or visit their official website. Furthermore, reviewing the previous year's deadlines on different education portals, like Shiksha.com, might offer some insights.
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Yuvraj Singh
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Both MDU CPAS and Institute of Law and Research offer LL.M. programs. Here is a comparison of the two institutions:MDU CPAS:Offers an LL.M. programme with a fee of INR 92,400 for 2 yearsHas a placement record of INR 8.20 LakhHas a total of 30 seats.Is accredited with a grade 'A'Offers infrastructure facilities such as a library, cafeteria, Wi-Fi, auditorium, AC classrooms, moot court, library, cafeteria, hostel, and moreInstitute of Law and Research:Offers an LL.M. program, but the fee and other details are not available in the search results.Has a placement record of INR 10 LakhHas a total of 30 seatIs accredited with a grade 'A'Offer
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The Bar Council of India and UGC have not approved the distance learning mode for education in PG LLM program. So no University in India is permitted to offer LLM through distance education mode.
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Ankit AttreeSimple, enthusistic, hard-working, studious
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No college or university whatsoever is recognised to offer LLM through distance of online mode in India as per the latest 2023 UGC guidelines.Those preaching otherwise are making a fool of you. I myself am desirous of pursuing LLM through distance but cannot do so.
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abhishek gaurav
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Yes, the LLM entrance test at IIT Kharagpur features multiple-choice questions based on the Bar Council-approved LLB syllabus. Notably, there is no negative marking for incorrect answers. Candidates must secure a minimum of 35% aggregate in each part of the Computer-Based Test (CBT) to qualify for the Personal Interview (PI) round. The final merit list is then determined by a 70% weightage for the CBT and a 30% weightage for the PI.
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abhishek gaurav
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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.
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abhishek gaurav
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For candidates looking to dive into the LLM programme at IIT Kharagpur, having a robust LLB/BL background is a must, and it should be crowned with a first-class degree from a recognised university. If you've opted for the three-year LLB/BL journey, ensure you also showcase a first-class bachelor's degree in Humanities/Science/Commerce or a related field, scoring a minimum of 60% or a respectable CGPA of 6.5 on that 10-point scale.
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