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Admission to the LLM at IILM University Greater Noida considers scores from CLAT PG, CUET (PG), or any other equivalent entrance examination. These exam scores are used for merit-based shortlisting. The final selection follows the admission guidelines of the university.

You need to complete an LLB degree from a recognised university for admission in LLM at IILM University Greater Noida. This programme is open to graduates who meet academic requirements. Final admission is based on merit as per university norms.

The LLM programme at IILM University Greater Noida offers seven specialisations. These include Cyber Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Corporate and Commercial Law, and International Law and Human Rights. Students can choose a specialisation based on career goals.

If after the PU UGLAW 2026 counselling based on the final merit list, seats remain vacant, then those seats will be available for candidates on the waiting list. Subsequent counsellings are declared from time to time subject to the declaration of vacant seats within the prescribed University admission schedule with prior approval of DUI.

It is mandatory for students to attend the PU UGLAW counselling and seat filling in person, although the registration process is online.Candidates whose names appear in the provisional merit list need to appear in the PU UGLAW 2026 counselling to confirm their seats for UG Law courses. The candidate selected for admission are required to deposit the original certificates and pay the prescribed admission fees.

No you certainly cannot finish your LLB in 2 years. LLB is a 3-year course. You can pursue LLB after completing your graduation of at least 3 years. Other than that you can opt for an integrated 5-year LLB course, which you can pursue just after class 12.

Yes, Charles Sturt University got 5 stars for law undergraduate salaries. CSU also ranked #1 in Australia for law UG students who secure employment, while it ranked #2 for law PG salaries post graduation.

Candidates need to pass Class 12 or PUC or equivalent with a minimum of 45% aggregate. Hence, aspirants with 65% in Class 12 can apply for BBA LLB programme. There is a relaxation of 5% in the aggregate for SC/ ST candidates. Aspirants who have passed qualifying exam PUC or Class 12 in single sitting or open university exam are not eligible for admission to five-year BBA LLB course.

The age limit for General Category students applying for LLB programme of ISBR Law College is 30 years. The age limit is 35 years for SC/ ST candidates of Karnataka as on Date of academic year (June 1 of every year). Aspirants must also meet the academic eligibility to apply for LLB.