Master of Law (LL.M.) 

at Faculty of Law, Aligarh

Around 20% of students at Aligarh Muslim University's Faculty of Law opt for the LL.M. programme after finishing their B.A. LL.B. studies. The LL.M. programme at AMU lasts for two years, with a minimum completion time of 2 years and a maximum of 4 years. Practical training is also part of the course.

The median package offered to BA LLB during the Faculty of Law, AMU placements 2022 was INR 12.3 Lacs Per Annum.

Top recruiters are, EFS Facilities Services Group, Wipro Technologies, Tata Steel Ltd., UltraTech Cement, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, Publicis Sapient, Hexaview Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Zoho Corporation, SoftNice India Pvt. Ltd., etc.

Faculty of Law AMU offers the following specialisations for candidates wishing to pursue the LLM programme: 

1. Criminal Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Commercial Law
4. Family Law
5. Labour Law

Candidates must choose either of these specialisations while pursuing the LLM course at Faculty of Law AMU. The specialsiation courses help candidates build expertise in the respected field and help them build a career in the same. 

The 2022 placement drive concluded with 83% of BA LLB and 26% of LLM students placed. Earlier, 82% of BA LLB and 20% of LLM students were placed during 2021 placements. Over the past three years (2020 to 2022), the placement rate for BA LLB and LLM indicates an improving trend. The following table represents the Faculty of Law AMU placement rate trends for better clarity:

NOTE: The above percentage is calculated from the data given in the NIRF report 2023.

The medina package offered to the BA LLB batch passing out in 2022 was INR 12.30 LPA, which was the highest in past three years. Further, the number of BA LLB students placed has also improved from 2020 to 2022. Take a look at the below depicting the Faculty of Law AMU placement trends for BA LLB:

NOTE: The above placement details are fetched from the NIRF report 2023.

The best courses offered by the Faculty of Law, at Aligarh Muslim University are mentioned below:

1. BA LLB (integrated five years)
2. LLM (two years).

The Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University has been ranked among the top 25 faculties of law in India

Yes, hostel facilities are available at Faculty of Law, AMU. Faculty of Law, AMU offers separate hostels for boys and girl students, with 19 hall of residences, apart from one non-resident center for the day boarders. 13 hostels are for male students and 4 hostels have been allotted to the girl students. Every hall maintains a Common Room with facilities for indoor games, a reading room, library, sports clubs and a literary and cultural society.

The top recruiting companies that took part in campus placement at the Faculty of Law, AMU, are EFS Facilities Services Group, Wipro Technologies, Tata Steel Ltd., UltraTech Cement, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, Publicis Sapient, Hexaview Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Zoho Corporation, SoftNice India Pvt. Ltd., etc.

The Faculty of Law, AMU is located in Uttar Pradesh India. It offers courses like BA LLB (Bachelor's in Arts with Bachelors in Law) and LLM Programme (Master of Laws). If we assess the costs to be incured for studying this courses; it is found that the total fees for the 5-year BALLB Programme at AMU is INR 1,01,6,720 and for the 2-year LLM Programme is INR 4.1 lakhs, The fees amount only includes the course fees and not the fess  need to be paid at the time of admission neither the hostel fees. The application fee for the 2023 BALLB programme is INR 700 without late fees and INR 1000 with late fees. The registration fee for the 2023 BALLB programme is INR 900, with an additional INR 300 late fee. So it can be inferred that the faculty of Law, AMU is pretty costly for students belonging from middle-class families.

In terms of placements, AMU has maintained a good record for Law courses. As per the NIRF report 2023, the highest median package offered during 2022 placements was INR 12.30 LPA and was made to BA LLB students. Further, the placement rate for BA LLB and LLM courses stood at 83% and 29%, respectively. The complete insights of AMU Law placements 2022 are mentioned below:

NOTE: The aforementioned details are collated from the NIRF report 2023.