LLM Eligibility

To qualify for the LLM programme at Gujarat Maritime University, candidate need to have a law degree from a recognised university that is accredited. For applicants from General, OBC, PWD, NRI, PIO, and OCI backgrounds,  they must score at least 50% in the qualifying test. SC/ST applicants need to score at least 45%. Moreover, applicants might have to take part in a university-run entrance exam or a well-known common entrance exam for postgraduate law courses.

To be eligible for taking admission to two-year LLM courses at SRM School of Law, candidates must pass Class 12 and graduate in Law from a recognised board/ university. Candidates must have obtained a minimum of 50% aggregate in their final qualifying exam of undergraduate.

To be eligible to pursue LLM course at Manav Rachna University, candidates must fulfil the following educational requirements:

• Pass LLB or 5 year integrated law course with 50% or more aggregate
• Preference will be given to the law graduates with experience or 3 years or more
• Candidates opted for an additional subject at Class 12 level, the final aggregate will be calculated based on the best 5 subjects including English as one of the subjects.

The minimum eligible criteria for LLM at Dharmashastra National law University is :

• L.L.B. or equivalent degree with a minimum of 50%

marks (45% for reserved category)

• valid CLAT score for the admission process

Last year the cutoff for the PG courses was nearly 1800 for the general category. So you need a good CLAT score to get admission in the institute for LLM courses.

For pursuing LL.M (Master of Law) a 2 year programme for specialisation in fields like constitutional law, international law, human rights, criminal justice law, etc. in the  College the Law student should have to meet some criterias like:

1. Student should complete 3 year/ 5 year LL.B exams.

2. Student should have scored above 55% in the qualifying LL.B exam.

3. Reserved catagory students should score at least 45% in the qualifying LL.B exam.