LLM Eligibility

Eligibility criteria for the LLM programme at SLCU carry eligibility criteria about having a valid score in the entrance examination by the university. Eligibility criteria include holding a graduation degree or equivalent from a recognised university. Candidates are also required to appear for a skill assessment test, followed by a micro-presentation and personal interview. With such assessments, selecting the best candidates will be made possible based on their performances, thus ensuring that the candidates admitted to this programme are the best.

For students who seek admission in DNLU in LLM Course must meet the eligibility criteria as prescribed by the university. The student must have a LLB degree or an equivalent degree from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks. For admission you also must provide the CLAT Score card to participate in the counselling process. These necessary criteria must be met to move forwad with the admission process.

Aspirants who have passed a three-year LLB course with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST) can apply for NALSAR University of Law LLM programme. However, admission committee may decide to reduce the percentage of qualifying exam. Aspirants appearing for the qualifying exam in April/ May are also eligible to apply.

LLM in corporate law need a bachelor's degree in law (LLB) with minimum aggregate of 45 to 55%.

Selection criteria for LLM in Corporate Law programs typically include:

• An LLB degree is required, and the candidate should meet a minimum 45-50 percentage.
• Good scores in the national level tests such as CLAT PG, AILET, LSAT or the university specific tests.
• University performance in law and other relevant course units
• Relevant experience required (sometimes preferred)
• Speaking in interviews or group discussions

Generally, the candidate must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB), having performed well in his/her academic studies like must have aquired 45 to 50 percent aggregate. It is also important to remember that some universities may have certain percentile cut-offs or other requirements like work experience.

The main requirement for an LLM course is a completed LLB degree with a minimum qualifying score (50 percentage or equivalent CGPA). Some universities may have additional requirements like entrance exams or work experience.

The Candidate should have passed Graduation in Law (LL.B / BA.LLB / BBA.LLB / BSc.LLB / B.Com.LLB) from any recognised University with not less than 50% marks (45% in case of SC / ST and persons with disability). Candidates awaiting results may also apply for the programme. Admission into LLM programme is based on LSAT / CLAT programme. As per the orders of the Supreme Court, there is no age limit for candidates who wish to pursue LLM.