LLM

Hi,
LLM in Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College is a full-time course. Hence you cannot do the same through distance education.
Regards.

Hi,
Selection to the PG courses is done on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination. AU-SDE offers online mode of application.
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Hi Ranjit, The LL. M. programme can be pursued only by the students who have successfully completed their under-graduation in law. I. e. LL.B/B. L. Degree/5 Year LL.B. Degree course under 10+2+5 from any recognised university with at least 55% marks in aggregate. Generally universities offering LL. M. course conduct an Entrance Test for admission to the programme. The application forms for this course are available in the month of May every year. Please confirm the college name/university name in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Regards.

Hi Teja, please find the below link by shiksha, which will be useful for you in deciding the college for a LLM in cyber law.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/cyber-law-colleges-india
Further, you can also look at Diploma's which are offered by various universities, including Symbiosis International University.

Hi, Both are ranked high in the charts. However, JNU does take few more brownie points, as it is ranked well in placements. So, make a wise decision. All the best.

Hi Mukesh, honestly speaking, colleges never come out in the open and say the truth when it comes to the topic of placements. Every college says it is the best and it is a marketing strategy and brand value which attracts students. So, whatever college you do your LLM from, always remember it is you who must aim for a PPO and find a job on your own rather than depending on college.

Hi,
Yes, you have to be graduate in law, which is called as BA LLB or LLB or LLM. For LLB, you can be 3 year graduate or 5 year.

Mainly, the best coaching institutes fo judiciary are available in Delhi and here they are:
Pahuja Law Academy (PLA)
Kusum Law Academy
Resilience Law Academy
Kautily Law Institute.
Personally, I would recommend for PLA.

Being a B.A.LL.B. candidate, I cannot answer with confidence about LL.M., and I do not want to misguide.
As regards to the notification, a merit list has been published on the ILS website at:
https://ilslaw.edu/announcement/first-merit-list-for-llm-first-year-2018-19/

After graduation one can opt for:
1. 5-year integrated BA/BBA/B.Sc/B.Com LLB.
2. 3-year LLB course.