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24 MonthsMaster of Laws (LLM) is a two-year full-time postgraduate programme in Law offered by Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut.
Eligibility Criteria
- Candidates must have a three-year LLB degree or a three-year integrated LLB degree if equivalent LLB degree from a recognized University
- Candidates must have obtained at least 55% marks in aggregate of the qualifying degree examination
- For candidates in the SC/ST category, a relaxation of 5% marks is provided i.e. they need to have 50% marks in the qualifying LLB degree exam.
Admission Details
Admissions in LL.M. are conducted through entrance exam conducted by the CCS University. To appear in entrance exam minimum percentage of marks must not below 50% of the total marks in case of general and OBC category applicants and minimum passing marks in case of SC and ST applicants in 3 Years or 5 Years Integrated law course.
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