LL.D.

The average fee to pursue LLD ranges from INR 40,000 to INR 1 Lacs per annum. Many private universities offer this course with an average fee of INR 1 Lacs to 2 Lacs per annum, whereas government universities offer this course at an average fee of INR 40,000 to INR 1 lakh. Hence the fees to pursue LLD from government colleges is slightly less in comparison to private colleges or National Law Universities. 

LLD Scholars must ensure that they publish atleast two research papers in refereed journals and make two paper presentations in Conferences/Seminars before the submission of the thesis and produce evidence for the same in the form of presentation certificates and/or reprints. Candidates must produce substantial academic work in order to be distinguished and apply for LLD course. 

Usually, LLD is 3 years. The maximum duration within which aspirants can complete this course is six years. The University Research Council shall permit extension of the duration of the programme beyond three years, only to candidates who have otherwise complied with requirement of submission of progress reports and making the first and second presentations. Failure to complete the course within the maximum period of six years, will automatically result in cancellation of registration 

The LLD eligibility is mentioned below
Complete PhD in Law (regular) from recognised University in India or abroad.
Complete a min.10 (ten) years of Teaching experience after obtaining Ph.D. in Law or complete a min. 10 years of exceptional jurisprudential achievement after obtaining Ph.D. in Law.
Publish as the sole author, or as the main author in co- published articles, a minimum of ten articles in peer reviewed/refereed journals having ISSN number or books published by reputed publishers, with ISBN, after the completion of Ph.D

LLD or Doctor of Law is a specialised Law degree which is research-oriented. The LLD or Doctor of Law is a specialised Law degree that is of three years duration. The LLD program includes course work and the maximum duration within which aspirants can complete this course is six years.

Hi,

Yes, LLD focuses more on the legal profession. It is ideal for those who desire to specialise in legal study, make contributions to legal scholarship and increase understanding of certain legal concerns. LLD courses have a strong emphasis on practice, preparing graduates for careers in high-level legal practice, government policy-making or even the judiciary.

A PhD can often be more discipline-specific. It is appropriate for those who desire to conduct in-depth research in a variety of subject areas outside of law, including science, the social sciences, the humanities, engineering and more.

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Haryana Colleges for LLD:

Government:

1. Kurukshetra University
2. Maharshi Dayanand University
3. Chaudhary Charan Singh University

Private:

1. Jindal Global Law School (highly reputed)
2. Amity University Law School
3. Nirma University Institute of Law