Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University Bareilly Answered Questions

Yes, an LLM from Kerala University can help crack the Judicial Services Exams after completion of this course. To crack a judiciary exam, students would require some essential attributes such as research skills, advanced knowledge of the domain, specialisation, and such.Students pursuing LLM are required to submit a dissertation in the fifth semester of their college. This provides them with an opportunity to hone their research skills under the guidance of experienced faculty. Moreover, pursuing a master’s degree in law equips students with advanced knowledge of the field. They also get to focus on the area of their specialisations and gain domain expertise.

Students who wish to get LLM seats at MJPRU must follow the below-mentioned steps:1. Check the eligibility criteria. Only those who meet the eligibility criteria are considered for the selection process.2. If eligible, apply for the entrance test conducted by the university.3. After the exam results, the university releases the merit list based on entrance test scores.4. Based on this list, the seats are allocated. Those who get a seat must report to the institute.5. Pay the admission fee to secure the seat.

MJPRU LLM curriculum is based on the CBCS system. In this system, each semester, students get to choose the subjects of their choice from a prescribed list of courses. This provides students with the flexibility to choose subjects as per their interests. During the three-year duration, students are required to study the following courses:Core PapersOne Value Added Course per semester

Yes, LLM is available at the MJPRU programme. Under this programme, students can choose from three specialisations, namely General, Cyber Law, and Human Rights and Duties Law. Tabulated below are the key highlights of this programme:ParticularsStatisticsDurationTwo yearsModeFull timeEligibilityMinimum of 50% marks in UG degreeSelection CriteriaEntrance Test scoresFeeINR 30,000Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, MJPRU has an established Training and Placement Cell. This cell is aimed at the development of students and preparing them for upcoming on-campus placements. The placement office plays an essential role as it liaisons between the companies and students seeking jobs. Mentioned below are some of the major responsibilities handled by the placement cell:Communicates, networks and builds relationships with potential recruitersThe placement team communicates the dates for campus visits for each recruiterArrange pre-placement talksFacilitates training

No, MJPRU LLM admissions are purely entry-based. Thus, students seeking admission to this programme must register and appear for the entrance test conducted by the university. The test runs for 1.5 hours and tests students on their knowledge of the law field. Students interested in taking the exam can prepare on the following topics:International lawConstitutional LawAdministrative LawService LawEnvironmental Law  

At the time of reporting, selected students must report to the allocated institute along with the listed below documents:Class 10 marksheetClass 12 marksheetMigration certificateSchool leaving certificate/transfer certificateCategory certificate (if applicable)Income certificate (applicable for candidates seeking admission via EWS category)

The core subjects under LLM at MJPRU help students develop foundational knowledge about different areas of Law. Some of the core subjects included in the curriculum are:Indian Constitutional Law-The New ChallengesJurisprudence and Legal TheoryLaw and Justice in the Globalised WorldLaw of Patent, Plant Varieties & Farmer’s RightsResearch MethodologyHuman Rights

As per the 2023 placement data, the median package offered to LLM students stood at INR 3.12 LPA. The median package for the same course in 2021 and 2022 stood at INR 3 LPA and INR 2.88 LPA, respectively. Some of the leading companies that were part of MJPRU placements included Qualcomm, Capgemini, Accenture, Airtel X Labs, and others.