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Candidate Must Have Completed an LLB Degree or Equivalent Law Qualification from a Recognized University.

A Minimum Aggregate Score Of 50% or Above in the Qualifying Law Degree is Generally Required (May Vary By University).

Graduates from UGC-recognized universities are eligible to apply.

Some universities may require work experience in legal practice or corporate law especially for executive or professional LLM programs.

Final-Year LLB Students are Eligible to Apply Subject to Successful Completion Before Admission.

Some Universities May Require Entrance Examination Scores Interviews or Merit-Based Selection.

Work Experience in Legal Practice or Corporate Law May be Preferred by Certain Institutions.

International Applicants Must Possess an Equivalent Recognized Law Degree and Fulfil University-Specific Requirements.

The LLM Program is Typically two Years in Duration Structured Across Four Academic Semesters.

Each Semester Generally Spans Four to Six Months

Including Coursework and Evaluations.

Some Universities Offer One-Year LLM Programmes Based on Updated Academic Regulations.

The Program Includes Core Subjects Elective Specialisations and Advanced Legal Studies.

A Dissertation or Research Project is Usually Completed in the Final Semester.

Program Duration May Vary Slightly Depending on University Guidelines and Academic Structure.