LLM

The applicants selected for the LLM course at the ILI have to provide certain documents for the physical verification process. The list of necessary documents in terms of verification required for admission are as follows:ILICAT scorecardMark sheets of Class 10 and Class 12.Transfer CertificateCharacter CertificateCaste CertificateIncome CertificateAadhaar CardPassport-size photoAdmission Form

ILICAT is an accepted entrance exam for the LLM course at Indian Law Institute. Candidates must pay the application fee for the ILICAT exam. The fee to be paid in online mode is INR 2,500. Applicants can use any of the following methods to make the payment:Net-bankingDebit CardCredit cardE-payment wallets

There are ample of job opportunities for LLM degree holders in the government sector. Some of the popular jobs available are of judges and magistrates in the courts. Indian Law Institute graduates have to maintain a good profile and have to qualify for the respective exam or selection rounds of the job posting department/authority. Candidates can refer to the following job profiles that LLM graduates can apply for:Public ProsecutorLegal AssociateCivil Judge, etc.

The seat intake for the LLM programme at Maharaja Ganga Singh University is 420. The programme is offered at the PG level and has a duration of two years. Candidates must have a graduation degree with 55% aggregate and must appear and qualify for admission. However, the eligibility criteria for ST/SC/OBC candidates is 50% aggregate.

According to the Indian Law Institute NIRF report 2023, a total of 192 students were placed during ILI placements in 2022. The total number of PG students who are placed during ILI placements in 2021 is 281. Candidates can refer to the following table for more information about the ILI LLM placement statics:ParticularsPG 1-year Placement Statistics (2021)PG 1-year Placement Statistics (2022)Median packageINR 5.4 LPAINR 5.75 LPATotal Students281192Students placed140138

Indian Law Institute LLM placement report for 2024 has been released. According to the placement statistics released by the NIRF for the year 2024, the median package for the LLM course stands at INR 5.4 LPA. Additionally, a total of 112 students were placed and 34 students opted for higher studies out of a total of 157 students during PG 1-year placements 2023.

Admission to the LLM programme at Indian Law Institute is done through a centralised allocation process. The allocation is strictly based on the performance in the entrance test. This includes the ILICAT, with 53 available seats. Candidates have to apply for ILICAT counselling, as seat allotments will be processed therein. The allocation of seats would comprise various categories, such as unreserved, SC, ST, and others. Admission is based on merit, and scoring well in ILICAT shall be required for the candidates to confirm their seats.

Indian Law Institute offers 53 seats for LLM course for the 2024 academic year. Candidates seeking admission, necessarily have to register for counselling in which a seat for LLM is allocated. Once applicants are selected, they need to produce all relevant documents to proceed with the verification process. The above mentioned seat intake has been adapted from the university/sanctioning body's official website. It is indicative and, therefore, subject to change.

The Indian Law Institute offered an LLM course with a course duration of one year. It is provided in a full-time regular mode. Candidates can visit the official website to apply. The selection for this Master of Law course is based on the ILICAT exam.  Candidates must pay the admission fee to confirm their enrollment.

Yes, Indian Law Institute follows a semester pattern for the LLM programme. The programme has two semesters. It will take one academic year to complete. This means that students can finish their postgraduate studies in a period of twelve months. Every semester has several core and elective courses. The semester system helps to give a well-rounded education experience.