Indian Law Institute PG, Certificate Courses 2025

The life of a law student is one of the most rewarding periods of their life. If you plan to do law, do it from a good university. NLUs (National Law Universities) and Government Law College, Mumbai are the premier ones for legal education in India. But, owing to limited seats, not all law education aspirants get admission there. However, there are other good colleges/universities offering good quality legal education.

Choosing a good college enables you to find a stable career in the legal world. My neighbour’s son did his LLB from BML Munjal University and is now working as the legal advisor to E&Y. Hence, his life is treating him well after the law. As per him, you will explore your interests, participate in moot court competitions

The Indore Institute of Law (IIL) joins over 50 colleges and universities across India that consider CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) scores for admissions into both undergraduate and postgraduate law courses. This widely recognised examination serves as a gateway for aspirants seeking admission to various esteemed institutions in the legal education landscape.

The list of institutions accepting CLAT scores encompasses a diverse range, including National Law Universities (NLUs), private colleges, and universities. Notable institutions like Amity Law School and several colleges in Delhi, such as Lloyd Law College in Greater Noida, Geeta Institute of Law in Panipat, BMU in Gurgaon, Shobhit University in Meerut, GIBS Delhi, and The Northcap University in Gurgaon, use CLAT scores as a criterion for law programme admissions.

It's worth noting that the National Law University, Delhi (NLUD), distinguished among the NLUs, stands as an exception by conducting its independent entrance examination. NLUD does not consider CLAT scores for admissions; instead, it uses its proprietary entrance exam to shortlist candidates. This unique approach emphasises the university's commitment to a customised evaluation process aligned with its specific admission criteria.

CLAT's widespread acceptance underscores its significance as a standardised assessment that facilitates access to a multitude of reputable law programmes across the country, contributing to a streamlined and transparent admission process for law aspirants.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, a very interesting query indeed. Unfortunately there is an answer and there is a confusion. Let me explain. Indian Law Institute located in New Delhi in front of the supreme court premises, is a very specialised Institute which conducts post graduate courses of the label of certificate post graduate degree and also doctoral studies, all related to law. Out of these courses the certificate courses do not until any entrance test. Admission is based purely on the marks obtained in the graduation examination. However for 1 year duration LLM available under multiple streams and also for giving admission for a doctoral programs this Institute conducts an all India common admission test. Institute talks of cutoffs only as an eligibility condition for students who want to appear for this entrance test or those who want to enroll for certificate courses. This condition is that the student must obtain 50% marks in the graduation examination. There are no cut off marks prescribed for passing of the common entrance test. However based on the number of vacancy is in different categories of students the institute calls these students to Delhi for an interview or viva voce. Combination of the marks obtained in the entrance test and this interview then determines the merit of the students and based on this merit list admissions are given. I hope I have clarified all the doubts in your mind.

Best wishes to you.

On behalf of the Indian Law Institute, the ILICAT 2025 exam will be administered. The goal of the ILICAT 2025 exam is to enroll students to one-year LLM programmes that are provided by different institutions. The test is administered nationally once a year. Through the ILICAT admission test, the Indian Law Institute itself offers about 20 seats for the LLM programme. The ILICAT 2025 Exam Date will be announced along with the ILICAT Notification 2025.

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.

Indian Law Institute LLM degree admissions are based on the following eligibility criteria:

• A Law degree from a foreign university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade as per AIU Guidelines

The other option is mentioned below

• LLB degree (with not less than 50% marks) from any university/institute which is recognised by the Bar Council of India to be eligible for enrolment as an advocate in India

For the 2022-2023 academic session, the cutoffs for the General category ranged from 55.34 to 74.17.

Here is a table of the cutoffs for the General category for the 2022-2023 academic session:

Specialisation  Cutoff

Business Laws  59.41

Constitutional Law  55.34

Criminal Law 56.24

Governance, Law, and Public Policy -53.56

Intellectual Property Law  74.17

Perception  56.24

Taxation Law  53.56

The Law and Practice of International Law- 56.24

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I hope this helps.

Indian Law Institute admission for LLM opens with the ILICAT registration. ILICAT applications are usually released in March. Candidates can apply for the ILICAT via online mode. No deadline has been released regarding the submission of the application form. Once the applications are open, candidates can apply through the official website at iliadmissions.in. Additionally, the ILICAT 2025 Exam Date will be announced along with the official notification.