LLM

Eligibility for GNLU Silvassa requires that the candidates must have an LL.B. or equivalent with at least 50 percent marks, 45% in case of candidates of backward class/ Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe. Primary and mainly the good score acquired by a candidate in the PG CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) will also determine admission since GNLU chooses students according to ranking made by CLAT PG. Candidates who qualify for the exam are eligible and have to undergo the CLAT counseling process. There, they select GNLU Silvassa as their first preference. Once selected, students go through the admission formalities such as document verification and fee payment.

To be admitted to Christ University's Master of Laws (LLM) degree, applicants usually have to go through a formal application process. First and foremost, candidates must hold a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from an accredited university; the minimum percentage needed varies annually. A statement of intent, identity, and academic transcripts are among the required documents that must be submitted with an online application form on the official Christ University website to be admitted. The university may also require applicants to take an entrance exam that evaluates their aptitude and legal knowledge. Shortlisted applicants are typically invited for a personal interview following the entrance exam, during which their programme fit is assessed. To guarantee a seamless admissions process, it is critical to monitor critical dates, like application deadlines and exam schedules.