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The MIT School of Law announces the names of selected candidates shortly after all interviews are finished. This list is usually posted on the website under the LLM admissions tab. Once your name appears, you will have a short window to pay the fees. This finalises your admission and secures your sp

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LLM graduates from MIT School of Law are qualified to work as legal advisors or in-house counsels. Companies often hire specialists in areas like Cyber Law or IPR to manage their legal risks. Your advanced degree shows a high level of expertise in a specific field. 

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After finishing the LLM at MIT School of Law, many students practice as independent advocates in various courts. Others find roles as legal consultants or officers in government and private organisations. Specialisations are offered in Family Law, Cyber Law, IPR, etc.

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The MIT School of Law reviews applications based on the eligibility criteria and academic merit. Since the LLM requires a minimum of 50% in your previous law degree, your past marks are a key factor. The university might also conduct an entrance test or interview as part of selection. Selected stude

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The MIT School of Law reviews applications based on the eligibility criteria and academic merit. Since the LLM requires a minimum of 50% in your previous law degree, your past marks are a key factor. The university might also conduct an entrance test or interview as part of selection. Selected stude

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Applicants can find the application form on the MIT School of Law LLM portal. The MIT School of Law usually opens an online portal specifically for the LLM admissions cycle. You will need to create a login ID and fill in your personal and academic details. 

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The first-year fee of LLM course at MIT School of Law for Indian residents is INR 80,000. In 2nd year, the fee is INR 88,500. This brings the total cost for the two-year LLM to INR 1,68,500. The fee structure includes tuition fees and other services.

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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 yo

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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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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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