LL.M. in Corporate and Commercial Law 

at ICFAI Law School Hyderabad, Shankarapalli

ICFAI Law School offers 30 seats in its LLM (Master of Laws) program. The LLM program is for a duration of one year. The admission modalities for the LLM program require candidates to have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in their LLB or equivalent degree. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on seat intake for the BA LLB program at ICFAI Law School, it is recommended to visit the official website of the institution or contact the admission office directly.

ICFAI Law School Fees & Eligibility

Course Fees Eligibility Action

L.L.M INR 1.35 Lakhs (Total Fees) LLB with 50% + ILSAT 

Ph.D INR 1 Lacs (1st Yr Fees) Post Graduation 

Certification INR 15,000 (Total Fees) 10+2 

PGDM INR 31,000 (Total Fees) Graduation 

BALLB {Hons.} INR 2.6 Lakhs (1st Yr Fees) 10+2 with 50% + ILSAT 

BBALLB {Hons.} INR 2.6 Lakhs (1st Yr Fees) 10+2 with 50% + ILSAT

Placements: About 60% of the students from our course got placed. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 3.5 LPA. All the students are provided with the placement by the college. Various kinds of roles are offered in our course, which is great.

ICFAI Law School offers two LLM course, i.e., One-year LLM and one-year LLM programme (Hybrid learning) at the PG level. In orde to get admission at ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college. The applicants desirous to join the LLM Programs should have obtained the Graduation in Five Year / Three Year Law (BA-LLB / BBA-LLB / LLB) or any equivalent degree in Law with a minimum 50% aggregate marks or equivalent

The admsission calendar for LLM admission at ICFAI Law School Hyderabad is available on its official website. The following table presents the important admission dates for LLM admissions as per the official admission calendar:

LLM stands for Master of Law and it is a postgraduate degree in Law. LLM course duration in India is of two years. A law graduate can either start a career or pursue a Law specialisation such as Criminal Law,  Business Law,  Administrative Law, Environmental Law,  Cyber Law,  and many more. LLM degree gives an aligned direction to one's career objectives. Students can check the list of reasons to pursue LLM course from ICFAI Law School:

• Career Advancement:

  • An LLM opens doors to specialised positions in corporate legal departments, law firms, consultancies, or research institutions.
  • It can also qualify you for teaching opportunities in law schools or pursuing a Ph.D. in law.

• Enhanced Skills:

  • LLM programs develop advanced research, writing, and analytical skills crucial for complex legal analysis and problem-solving.
  • These skills are highly valued by employers seeking top legal talent.

• Increased Earning Potential:

  • Lawyers with specialised skills often command higher salaries compared to those with just an LLB degree.
  • This is particularly true for in-demand specializations and senior positions.

ICFAI Law School offers a one-year LLM programme at the PG level. To be eligible to take admission at ICFAI Law School for the full-time LLM programme, candidates must meet the following eligibility criteria:

• Graduation in five-year (integrated) or three-year law degree (LLB/BA LLB/BBA LLB) or an equivalent degree recognised by The Bar Council of India, with a minimum of 50% aggregate or equivalent CGPA
• Candidates appearing for the final year examination and awaiting results are eligible to apply for provisional admission. Their admission will be confirmed on submission of documents establishing their eligibility, on or before Sep18, 2025.

The total LLM fee at ICFAI Law School includes the admission fee, tuition fee, and a refundable caution deposit. The tution fee is payable semesterly while the other teo fee components are payable only once. The following table presents the break-up of the total fee for the one-year programme:

NOTE: The mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.