Overview
LLM full form is Master of Laws. It is a popular 1 or 2-year PG Law degree in India. It is pursued by LLB graduates to specialize in domains like Corporate, Criminal, International, or Intellectual Property Law. Syllabus often includes dissertations, case studies, internships, moot courts etc.
LLM provides specialized knowledge and skills in a specific area of Law which in turn enhances career prospects after LLB. One can look forward to job profiles like Advocate, Assistant Professor, Consultant, Legal Advisor, Solicitor, Legal Manager, Law Officer, etc., after completing their LLM.
LLM Eligibility criteria is to complete a 3-year LLB or a 5-year integrated LLB from a recognized university. LLM admission can be based on either merit or entrance exams like CUET-PG, CLAT, TS PGLCET, AP PGLCET, AILET, etc. You can consider colleges like NLSIU Bangalore, Symbiosis Law School, NLU Delhi, Nalsar University of Law, SOA University, BBAU Lucknow, etc.
Eligibility
General Requirements for LLM (Master of Laws) admission are
- Complete graduation in law i.e LLB/ Bachelor of Laws/Five-Year Integrated LL.M course from a recognized university.
- Score at least 55 percent aggregate marks at the graduation level.