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6 years agoGuide-Level 12
It depends on the perspective of an individual. The one year integrated LL. M. is less time consuming, one saves an academic year against a 2 year LL. M. The one year is at par with the 2 year course in terms of value and is very much recognised by UGC. On the contrary, if one wishes to gain deeper insight and knowledge and prepare well for Dissertation, I will advise 2 year LL. M. as there shall be ample time and scope to focus on research and your readings, if you are looking for job prospective or career growth point of view one year LL. M. is advisable. Most of the colleges or the universities that offer courses in la
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2. And select "NO" option if you are not from Maharashtra.
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