LLM

The fee structure is not available online. You can contact the college directly for the information.

No, you have to produce your degree before the time of Admission into the course.

Hello Rohit,
In Pune, Pune University law College is better for doing your LL. M. in cyber law. ILS, Pune is second option after Pune University Law college.

Which university or college are you referring to?

Please specify the university/college. In case you want details for ILICAT, then you can check:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/indian-law-institute-ili/ilicat-exam-dates

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Yes, to pursue any further course of your choice, the certificate should be approved by UGC, DEB and other educational boards. If the course qualifies certain requirements and eligibility, you can surely go ahead to pursue your goals.

Yes, you can.
There are many university:
1. National Law School of India University (NlSIU), Bangalore
2. Government College of Law, University of Mumbai
3. Faculty of Law, BHU, Varanasi
4. University College of Law, Bangalore
5. Symbosis Society's Law College, Pune
6. Faculty of Law, AMU, Aligarh
7. Bangalore University for Legal Studies, Bangalore
8. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, Delhi
9. Faculty of Law, university of Madras, Chennai
10. I L S Law College, Pune.

Government Law College provides full-time LLB courses. It is not possible to pursue the same in part-time. Thanks.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible for the course.
http://www.bhuvaneshwaricollege.com/llm.asp