LL.M. Colleges in Thiruvananthapuram

Mar Gregorios College of Law has been rated 3.5 on Infrastructure parameter. Mar Gregorios College of Law provide good facilities all around the campus such as Cafeteria, Labs, Library. Mar Gregorios College of Law has also been rated 4 for Campuslife.

The admission committee at Kerala University considers various factors while selecting the students for the LLM course. Firstly, the registered candidates are evaluated based on their marks on the entrance test. Based on this, initial shortlisting is done. Next, the shortlisted students are invited to the university campus for an interview process. Those who qualify this round are selected and sent admission offers.

CUSAT has consistently remained one of the top-ranked public universities in the state of Kerala, with a ranking of #51 in the overall category. The university is also put in the 10th place for state universities category. Students can choose from a host of courses like BTech, MTech, MBA, etc. in different specializations.

Cochin University of Science and Technology has an NAAC accreditation of A+. The infrastructure and Placement Cell are all designed to be conducive to holistic development.

Yes, admission dates are out for the LLM course at National Law University, Kochi. The admission dates are inclusive of CLAT exam 2025. CLAT 2025 counselling has already started. The registration  began on May 17, 2025 at 4 PM, and cosed on May 21, 2025. If you're eligible, you had to sign up on the official Consortium site (consortiumofnlus.ac.in) and pay the counselling fee – INR 30,000 for General and INR 20,000 if you're from SC/ST/OBC category. The first list of seat allotment was published on May 26. This whole counselling thing is necessary if you want to get a seat in one of the NLUs for UG or PG law courses.

Sree Narayana Law College has received an impressive review rating of 4 on Placements based on 2 feedback of verified Shiksha students.

Kannur University offers a Diploma in Tulu which is a one-year course. The course duration is further divided into two semesters. The university conducts classes for the programme on only on Saturdays. Over one year, there are 200 teaching hours in total. The medium of instruction and examination is Kannada. The course curriculum includes learning about the history and literature of Tulu. It also includes a project work which can be carried out as field work or desk work. A written project/document must be submitted to the University at the end of the second semester. The project is evaluated by an external examiner.