Master of Law (LL.M.) 

at MDSU, Ajmer

In order to get admission to a two-year LLM course at MDSU, candidates must meet the basic eligibility criteria for the course. The minimum eligibility criteria to apply for the course is to have a PG degree of LLB or must have done PG Diploma in Law. MDSU offers direct admission to LLM aspirants based on the merit of their previous qualifying exam and past academic scores. Aspirants must submit their scorecard as the proof of education at the time of filling the application form.

As per the unofficial sources, the tuition fee for LLM course at MDSU is INR 700 for both the years. Other than the tuition fee, candidates also have to pay for Caution Deposit and Library Security Deposit as the one-time fee payment along with the Hostel Charges (if applicable). Students can visit the MDSU website (mdsuajmer.ac.in) for more details on the fee structure.

No, there is no entrance exam required for admission to LLM course at MDSU. Admission to a two-year LLM course is entirely merit-based. Students who hold a degree of LLB or PG Diploma in Law are eligible to apply for the course. Candidates have to submit their academic scorecards and certificate at the time of filling the application form. Based on their past academic records, students will be shortlisted.

To pursue a PG level LLM course, it's mandatory to fulfil the basic eligibility requirements of the course. Only candidates who passed graduation in LLB or PG Diploma in Law with minimum 55% aggregate from a recognised board are eligible to apply for the course. Fulfilling the minimum eligibility requirements are necessary before applying for the course. For detailed MDSU LLM admission process 2023, click here. 

After completing LLM in constitutional law, there are various career opportunities available for the graduates. Some of the popular career options are:

1. Constitutional Lawyer: Graduates can work as a constitutional lawyer and represent clients in cases involving constitutional issues. They can work with law firms, advocacy groups, or as independent practitioners.
2. Law Professor: Graduates can choose to become a law professor and teach constitutional law in universities and law schools.
3. Public Policy Advisory: Graduates can work as public policy advisors for governmental and non-governmental organizations. They can also work as legal consultants and advisors for policy makers.
4. Public Interest Advocate: Graduates can work as public interest advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and liberties.
5. Judicial Services: Graduates can appear for judicial service examinations and become judges, magistrates, or legal officers in the judiciary.
6. Government Lawyer: Graduates can work as government lawyers and provide legal advice to government agencies and departments on constitutional issues.
7. Human Rights Advocate: Graduates can work as human rights advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and freedoms. Good luck.

Candidate can pursue a two-year LLM course at MDSU's Faculty of Law. Apart from this, this course is also offered at two other affiliated colleges of MDSU. The total seat intake for LLM is 120. Find below the college-wise seat bifurcation for LLM course:

No, it is not tough to secure a seat in LLM at MDSU. Candidates who are seeking to pursue this course from MDSU must focus on fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria for the course. Only candidates having a Bachelor's degree with minimum 55% aggregate in LLB or PG Diploma in Law can be shortlisted for the course. Candidates must also fill an online application from along with submitting the scorecard of previous education as supporting documents to increase their chances of selection.

As per the official website, the examination for LLM course will consist of five theory papers and one practical exam of 100 marks. Candidate have to obtain minimum 40 marks in each exam and minimum aggregate of 50% overall. Find below the paper scheme for LLM course examination at MDSU:

1. Legal Theory
2. Judicial Process
3. Law and Social Transformation in India
4. Indian Constitution Law: New Challenges
5. Legal Education and Research Methodology 

Yes, MDSU offers a PG level LLM course for a duation of two years at the Faculty of Law. This course is offered under the Self-Financing (SFS) category. Apart from pursuing the course at the university, students can also study LLM at the MDSU's affiliated colleges. These colleges are Government Law College, Ajmer and Rajeev Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya. The admission process for LLM courses is same across all colleges. Candidates can visit the official website of the respective colleges to know more about the admisison process.

To get admission to a two-year LLM course at MDSU, candidates have to apply online on the official website of MDSU. Refer to the following steps to fill the MDSU application form for LLM course:

1. Visit the official website of Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University Ajmer (mdsuajmer.ac.in).
2. Fill all the required personal details, such as name, parents' details, and contact information, and then hit the 'Save and Continue' button.
3. In the next window, add your address.
4. Add educational qualification details, and upload the required documents in the correct format.
5. Pay the application fee, and submit the application form.