how much is admission fees in LLM in Govt. Colleges of India?

Hi Mohan,

LLM post graduate course is offered by various Government colleges in India. The duration of the course is 2 years where the examination is taken semester wise. The eligibility criteria are 55% aggregate in Bachelor's course either in social science or law. The average cost is 1 to 6 lakhs and the annual expected income is somewhere near to 2 to 30 lakhs. The required to write are CLAT, AILET, and LSAT.

CLAT is usually taken by candidates to get into undergraduates courses ad into LLM courses. The test is of two-hour duration. The registration for CLAT is open till 31 March, with exam being held on 12 May.

CLAT Cutoff 2019 determining factors:

It will be also based on the CLAT MERIT List. The CLAT Committee will release the cutoff of CLAT 2019 keeping certain factors in mind such as -

The number of candidates appearing for CLAT 2019

The number of seats available

The number of qualifying candidates

Previous year cutoff

The various Govt. colleges offering LLM courses are:

National Law School of India University, Bangalore

LLM Human Rights Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats:  15

LLM Business Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats: 35

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NLU, Delhi

Cost: INR 2.12 L p.a.

Available seats: 70

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

Cost: INR 1.08 L p.a.

Available seats:  50 seats

The CLAT cut off of past year: 130-135

Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

Cost: INR 1.34L p.a.

Available seats: 60 seats

National Law University, Jodhpur

LLM Corporate Law: INR 1.82 L p.a.

LLM Intellectual Property Rights: INR 1.82 L p.a.

CLAT cut off of past year: 343-346

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar (Also known as GNLU)

Cost: INR 1.80 L p.a.

Available seats: 60

CLAT cut off of past year: 453-459

These are the top 6 Govt. colleges to go for more information, you can click on this link.

( https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-government-law-colleges-in-India )

Hope this answers your doubt. Have a good day!