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No, there is no offline method of application at Law Centre-I. All the candidates must apply through the centralised entrance exam's official website, i.e., the official websites of CUET PG exam. After the COVID years and after the introduction of CUET PG for admission to Law Centre-I and other DU-affiliated colleges, the application process has shifted full-time to the online mode. Candidates can register on the official websites of the respective exam, fill out the online application forms, pay the course-wise application fee and appear for the exam to become eligible. For final admission, shortlisted and pass-out students of CUET PG are required to register on the PG CSAS portal for final admission and seat allocation process.  

In 2022, Law Centre-I (like all DU affiliated colleges) adopted CUET PG exam for admission to its postgraduate courses. Law Centre-I admission  for PG courses (as per DU) will be through Common Seat Allocation System of the University of Delhi. But, at first, it is necessary that aspirants opt for DU during CUET-PG form filling and later apply on the CSAS portal to be eligible for admission. The admission process after CUET result declaration is explained below:

Step 1: After the declaration of the CUET PG exam, register on the DU PG CSAS portal in multiple phases.

Step 2: Submit Law Centre-I + Course combination preferences in the order of priority on the CSAS dashboard. Here student must select their preferred course and college as the option. 

Step 3: The University will release the dates for three DU PG CSAS Seat Allocation Lists for all categories. 

Step 4: Once the candidate "Accept" the provisionally allocated seat, the Law Centre-I will verify the eligibility and documents uploaded by the candidate online. The college has an option to 'Accept' or 'Reject' the admission of the student basis the verification. 

Step 5: Once Law Centre-I accords the approval, candidates will have to pay the 'Admission Fee' to confirm their seat. 

Yes, LLM is a perfect course at NYU as there is a wide range of employment opportunities at NYU law school. The University was ranked no. 5 globally by US News. 

Over the past three years, the employment statistics for NYU law graduates have been consistently impressive. Check the following table of Employment at NYU law school: Employment of NYU Graduates 10 months after Graduation: 

The table provides an overview of the employment opportunity that NYU provided to its students from 2020-22. The total number of NYU law graduates of the classes was 473, 466 and 476. Among these graduates, the employment rates were drastically high, with 98% in 2021. These statistics show how well the university produces highly employable legal professionals in LLM courses. 

NALSAr University of Law offers admission to LLM programme through CLAT score. To get admission to the LLM programme, candidates must fulfill the following conditions:

1. LLB or any equivalent degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate (For candidates belonging to General/ OBC/ PwD/ NRI/ PIO/ OCI category),
or
2. LLB or any equivalent degree with a minimum of 45% aggregate (For candidates belonging to SC/ ST category). 
Note: There is no age limit criteria for admission to LLM programme. Provided, if two candidates score's same marks in CLAT paper, then the candidate of higher age is given preference at the time of admission to the university. 

Becoming a professor in a Law college typically requires a high level of expertise and specialization in a particular area of law. Pursuing a Master of Laws (LLM) degree is a step in the right direction to gain the necessary qualifications and knowledge. When choosing subjects for your LLM, you should focus on areas that align with your interests and career goals. Here are some subjects :

1. Constitutional Law: Study the principles and structure of the constitution, including the rights and duties of citizens and the government.

2. Criminal Law: Focus on the laws governing crimes, criminal procedures, and the criminal justice system.

3. Contract Law: Explore the principles and rules governing agreements between individuals and entities.

4. International Law: Study the legal principles that govern relations between countries and international organizations.

5. Intellectual Property Law: Focus on laws related to copyrights, patents, trademarks, and other forms of intellectual property protection.

6. Corporate Law: Explore the legal aspects of business entities, corporate governance, mergers, acquisitions, and securities regulations.

7. Environmental Law: Study the legal aspects of environmental protection, conservation, and sustainable development.

8. Human Rights Law: Focus on the protection and promotion of human rights at the national and international levels.

9. Tax Law: Explore the legal principles and regulations related to taxation.

10. Family Law: Study the legal aspects of marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and related matters.

11. Employment and Labor Law: Focus on the legal aspects of employer-employee relationships and labor regulations.

12. Health Law: Explore legal issues related to healthcare, medical ethics, and the healthcare industry.