Law

The MGKVP Faculty of Law's B.A. LL.B. selection procedure begins with an admission exam, which is followed by a counseling process for seat assignment to qualifying candidates. To be eligible for the entrance exam, students must have passed their class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks, with a 5% relaxation for SC/ST candidates.

It's unclear what the minimal MGKVP cut-off scores are for admission to the B.A. LL.B. programme at the Faculty of Law, MGKVP. Nonetheless, those who pass the entrance exam will be contacted for the admissions and counseling procedure. It is advised to speak with the Faculty of Law, MGKVP directly to learn more about the particular requirements for admission.

To get admission in the LLM course at MDU University students need to fulfill eligibility and selection criteria. Admission to this course is entrance based and as it is a PG degree course, students need to be graduated before applying for the course. Check below the MDU Rohtak admission process for LLM:

Step 1: Application Process

Candidates fulfiling the eligibility requirements can apply online for MDU Rohtak admission. As per the information collated from web, candidates need to pay an application fee of INR 1,000 to register for a course. 

STEP 2: Selection Process

MDU Rohtak selects candidates for LLM programme based on entrance exam conducted by the university. Aspirants also need to secure at least 50% aggregate in the LLB examination to get admission to the LLM course of MDU Rohtak.

STEP 3: Merit List & Counselling

Once the selection rounds are completed, MDU releases a merit list to announce the names of the shortlisted candidates. Such aspirants are further called for counselling and document verification. Aspirants need to pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the university.

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Major differences that are concerning for LLM students are what specializations are offered. The Institute of Law and Research may offer specializations such as International Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, Human Rights Law, and Environmental Law whereas on the other hand, MDU offers constitutional law, corporate law, and criminal law. So, you can go for your preference.

Although there are advantages and disadvantages to the LL.M. programs offered by the Institute of Law and Research and the Department of Law at MDU. When evaluating these programs, it's critical to take into account elements like the faculty's experience, the course content, research possibilities, and the alumni network. You might also want to think about the universities' general reputation, campus amenities, and location. In order to make an informed choice based on your unique academic and professional goals, I would advise if at all feasible visiting both the schools.

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A thirty-student LL.M. programme is offered by the Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) Department of Law, which can be said that the intake officially is divided per specialisation as follows

criminal law - 30 seats

corporate law - 30 seats

constitutional law- 30 seats.

So, the Master of Laws programme is available in three specializations: Corporate, criminal, and constitutional law

This course is selected by an entrance exam, and the prerequisites are an L.L.B. (Professional) degree with a minimum of 50% overall or an equivalent exam that is approved by MDU Rohtak 3. As a result, the MDU Department of Law's LL.M. programme can accept 30 students.