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Rashmi Karan

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The fee table mentions a Caution Money Deposit (CMD) that is usually paid during the first year. While the specific amount isn't listed, the MIT School of Law typically collects this as a refundable security. It is a standard part of the LLM admission process. You usually get this money back once you finish the course and clear all dues. 

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Rashmi Karan

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NRI and international students have a different fee scale for their studies. The MIT School of Law charges INR 1,20,000 for the first year and INR 1,32,750 for the second year. The total cost for the LLM programme for international categories is INR 2,52,750. 

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Rashmi Karan

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Yes, every student must complete a dissertation in their final semester of LLM at the MIT School of Law. These projects test your ability to conduct independent legal research. This is a vital part of the LLM as it shows you can analyze complex problems on your own. 

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If you choose Cyber Law, you will study topics like digital investigations and e-commerce rules. The MIT School of Law also covers cyber security trends and digital forensics in this LLM track. Later, you will explore how human rights work in the digital world. It is a very modern curriculum designed for the current tech-driven legal landscape.  

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The first semester of MIT School of Law LLM course focuses on the foundations of law for all students. You will study Legal Theory, Constitutionalism, and Research Methodology. These core subjects are part of every LLM track to build your analytical skills. They provide the tools you need to handle more advanced legal topics in your second year. 

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Rashmi Karan

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To join MIT School of Law LLM course, you need to have finished your LLB degree or an equivalent law qualification with at least 50% marks in your graduation.

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Rashmi Karan

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The LLM is a full-time academic programme that lasts for two years. Unlike shorter courses, the MIT School of Law spreads the learning across four semesters. This gives you more time to understand complex law subjects and work on your research.

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Rashmi Karan

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A key highlight of MIT School of Law LLM is its focus on both theory and practical research skills. The course includes a mandatory dissertation to help you become a better researcher. This LLM degree is designed to prepare you for high-level roles in courts or corporate offices. It balances classroom teaching with independent study.

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Raj Priya

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Candidates wishing to take admission in BA LLB at MUIT Noida should have passed Class 12 with 40% for SC, 42% for OBC, 45% for general. So, with 55% marks all category studnets are eligible to apply for admission in BA LLB at MUIT Noida. 

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The curriculum here focuses on a mix of theory and modern legal subjects like AI and Cyber Law. Many other colleges might stick to a more traditional syllabus. This approach helps students stay updated with current trends. The LLB at MIT School of Law is designed for the modern legal environment.

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