Dear Aspirants ,

LLM, or Masters of Legislative Laws, is a recognized postgraduate degree in law that can be pursued only after completing an LLB degree. This 2 years duration course is generally pursued in specific specializations such as International Law, Corporate Law, Business Law, Criminal Law, etc. by doing extensive study and research to gain expertise in that particular area of expertise.

Basic eligibility criteria of LLM

LLM eligibility depends largely upon the college in which you are interested to take admission. Below mentioned is the basic eligibility criteria required for LLM Admissions:

• Students should have completed their graduation in law, and secured their law degree in either LLB/BA LLB/BBA LLB/BCom LLB/BSc LLB from a recognized college, institute or university.
• A minimum of 50-55% is a must in order to apply for an LLM course.
• Some colleges have also fixed their minimum percentage requirement for admission in LLM courses offered by them.
• There is no age limit as such specified in general, meaning students can pursue this course anytime in their career basis they have completed Bachelor of Laws from a recognized college or institute.

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