Law

Candidates must hold an LLB or an equivalent degree from an accredited university in order to be considered for admission to LLM programmes. A Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), AILET, LSAT India, or individual entrance examinations administered by colleges are frequently included in the admissions process. During the selection process, several colleges additionally take into account personal interviews and academic records. India's LLM programmes provide a range of specialisations. Furthermore, students may be admitted straight to some universities on the basis of merit. In order to be accepted into one of the top 5 NLUs, you should score in the 95–100 range on the anticipated CLAT Cut Off 2024. To get admitted into one of the NLUs, you need to receive an entrance exam score of 80 to 85.

Following Round 5 for admission to the LLM programme, CLAT 2023 was completed. The NLUJAA cutoff 2023 indicates that 2621 is the final round closing rank for LLM. The Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) releases CLAT Allotment lists for admission to 22 National Law Universities in India, including NLUJAA, each year. The fifth round of CLAT Counselling has been released, and the programme has completed. According to the NLUJAA CLAT trends research conducted over the previous three years, B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) closed at 2569 in 2023, 1765 in 2022, and 1530 in 2021. NLUJAA closing ranks were rising for both BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes following Round 1, according to an analysis of the round-by-round comparison.

At NLU Assam, there are 30 available seats for LLM. At the postgraduate level, NLU Assam provides a one-year LLM programme. Students may apply if they have a valid CLAT exam score and satisfy the minimal eligibility requirements. An undergraduate degree with a 50% cumulative GPA is the primary qualifying requirement, and the CLAT entrance exam is accepted. The tuition fee structure is 55 K in total. Seven specialisations in LLM courses are available at NLU Assam. Commercial law, corporate law, constitutional law, environmental law, intellectual property law, human rights and international humanitarian law, and international trade law are among the LLM specialisations.

The University provides a five-year integrated course called B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Five-Year Integrated Course, in which the first two years of study combine law courses with Social Science disciplines like Economics, History, Political Science, and Sociology as well as an English language course. For the first three years of school, every topic is required. But in the fourth and fifth years, students can choose from five different streams of optional subjects: Corporate and Intellectual Property Law; Administrative and Constitutional Law; Consumer Protection and Environmental Law; Criminal Law and Criminology; and International Law and Human Rights. The Semester System is used by the NLUJA. There are two semesters in each academic year, making the complete Five-Year Course divided into ten semesters.

The LLM programme at NLUJAA lasts for a year. The course offers seven different specialisations. The following is a list of LLM specialisations: 

Commercial Law

Constitutional Law

Corporate Law

Environmental Law

Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law

Intellectual Property Law

International /International Trade Law

A passing CLAT score is a requirement for admission to the NLUJAA LLM programme. In order to receive their final seat assignment, students must also go through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) counselling process run by CNLU.

Constitutional law, international trade law, administrative law, human rights & international humanitarian law, security & investment law, etc. are among the specialisations offered by LLM colleges in India.