Hi

Admission process in LLM is quite simple :-

• Admission in general is based on entrance examination so you need to first fulfill its eligibility criteria
• Then appear in the entrance examination
• qualify the entrance examination
• attend the counselling
• then you get admission on the basis of rank obtained by you in the entrance exam

Some of the top entrance exams which you can give for pursuing LLM include are

*CLAT PG

*AILET,

*LSAT.

*TS PGLCET

*AP PGLCET

To give you a gist CLAT PG eligibility criteria is provided below which is the most widely accepted entrance examination for LLM

* qualification required - you must have a graduate degree in law i. e 3-year LLB or 5-year LLB  from an university which is recognised by the Bar Council of India. Also those who are in the final year of their LLB are  eligible

*You must get at least 55% marks in your llb. For SC/ ST categories at least 45% marks required in LLB

* There's no upper age limit in order to be eligible for CLAT LLM

You can check the same at
https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat-pg#:~:text=CLAT%20PG%202021%20Eligibility%20Criteria&text=Qualifying%20exam%3A%20The%20candidate%20must,marks%20or%20an%20equivalent%20grade .

To help you further, clat pg examination pattern is provided below

*Subjects Covered:-

• English language,
• Current affairs & general knowledge,
• Logical reasoning,
• legal reasoning,
• quantitative aptitude.

* it is conducted in English language

* total number of questions in examination is provided below

• 100 questions (Objective questions)
• And 2 questions (subjective questions)

*Type of questions asked in the exam

Multiple Type of Question
and Descriptive Questions

* exam is conducted for a total of 150 marks

*Marking Scheme

you get +1 for each correct mcq
+25 is there for each subjective question
you get -0.25 for each wrong mcq

You can get the complete information about LLM admission process and more by visiting our page the link for which is provided below
https://www.careers360.com/courses/llm-master-of-legislative-law

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