LLM

In the accessible resources, the placement scenario for LL.M. students at MDU CPAS is not specifically indicated. It should be mentioned, however, that the college does not provide placements for law students, but lecturers assist students in finding jobs and internships.In addition, after the end of their fourth semester, MDU CPAS students must participate in a mandatory summer internship program, and MDU CPAS students can also participate in campus placement drives of other colleges affiliated with Maharshi Dayanand University. The maximum MDU CPAS package is INR 12 LPA, and the average is INR 4.5 LPA.Opportunities for placement fluctuate from year to year and are impacted by a variety of circumstances, such as the economy, market demand, and the individual's talents and performance. 

Yes, LLM at  Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi better than Govind AcademyGovind Academy is a private institute established in 2008. Top recruiters like Carlson Wagonlit, DMRC, Max Healthcare, Ranbaxy and many more visited for campus placement drive. The institute offers a blend of highly qualified faculty, state-of-art and well-equipped infrastructure, huge and distinguished alumni network, great exposure. Campus Law Centre, University offers a blend of highly qualified faculty, state-of-art and well-equipped infrastructure, huge and distinguished alumni network, great exposure. Moreover, the institute is situtated in one of the prime locations of Delhi surrounded by many other institutes offering diverse courses. A student pursuing a course in this institute can access Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, family courts, other courts and tribunals.  The median package offered during the placement was INR 5 LPA. Companies offer good profiles to students The college provides great opportunities to students many renowned, experienced lawyers and great law firms visit the campus. Many of the renowned lawyers and judges at all the Delhi courts are from this institute. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Indian Law institute in Delhi conducts common admission test for giving admissions just to the one year postgraduate course in law called LLM. The minimum cut off marks declared by ili for students to be eligible to appear for this entrance examination is 50% aggregate in Bachelor of law examination. Based on the marks obtained in this examination and the number of seats available across different categories of students, the institute calls a certain number of students for viva voce or interview. The institute does not announce any cut off marks in the entrance examination that the conduct. However the weightage for different categories of questions in this examination is decided by the institute just prayer to the announcement of the dates of this examination. This is then informed to the students by email and also published on the institute's web page. Based on the combined marks of entrance exam and viva was the final merit list is prepared and based on this merit list the admissions are given for LLM.Best wishes to you.

LLM is a postgraduate degree in legal studies or law. One can pursue this after completion of his Bachelor of Law or LLB. Whether a student passes his LLM from Indian Law School or any other college or institution offering this course, the opportunities are indeed staggering. One can start working in a law firm by assisting an established lawyer. Different firms hire law graduates or law postgraduates to assist them in many legal matters that the firm has to deal with in their day-to-day affairs or even while dealing with their International partners. After getting the bachelor's degree there are plenty of specialisations in which one can do LLM. For example, cyber law, international law, intellectual property law, housing, criminal or civil law, etc. when a student has passed out of a very prestigious college like Indian Law Institute then plenty of companies will come forward to higher the student's services. ILI also enables students to take up practice in law immediately after passing out. In a nutshell, we can see that opportunities are plenty. The sky is the only limit. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Indian Law Institute, is perhaps one of the oldest educational institutes in Delhi. It was established in the year 1956 and since then has come up in a big way. Now it has attained the status of deemed to be university and hence awards it's own degrees. It's more famous for research oriented curriculum for almost all the courses. This Institute offers 1 year duration LLM. The total intake for this course is restricted to just about 39 seats. The total tuition fees for the year works out to be about ?1.4 lakh. The only eligibility criteria it has is that the student must secure at least 50% marks in the graduation examination. For seeking entry in this course there is no entrance examination but the seats are filled up only based on merit of the candidate. Best wishes to you.