LLM Eligibility

Check below the Gujarat University criteria for LLM:

• Candidates should have passed qualifying exam at the first attempt with at least 50% aggregate in the final year examination or exam of last two semesters of the degree of Bachelor of Law (Three years’ or Five Years Integrated LLB Programme) of Gujarat University or other Universities recognised and approved by the UGC to apply for LLM.
• A candidate who has obtained LLM degree from Gujarat University or other universities in one area of specialisation will not be eligible to get admission in the LLM degree programme with the same or another specialisation.

To be eligible for LLM programme, aspirants must have passed LLB/ BA LLB (Hons) with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category candidates).

 Admission to LLB & LLM courses are merit-based. Candidates must have done graduation with minimum 45% aggregate for LLB Hons and must hold LLB degree for admission to LLM.

The selection of the candidates for LLM will be based on the AILET score followed by university counselling. Candidates must apply for the AILET exam to get admitted to the LLM course. The university conducts AILET counseling based on the rank list released at the time of the result. In the counselling session, qualifying candidates are allotted seats in their respective law courses based on merit. 

Only candidates who meet the AILET eligibility criteria can fill out the AILET application form and take the exam. 

The eligibility for LLM course at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies is that the candidate should have a law degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate. Moreover, the entrance exam accepted include CLAT PG 2023 (Common Law Admission Test – Post Graduate).

The university has not released the eligibility requirement to apply for LLM course at Allahabad State University now known as Prof. Rajendra Singh University. However, as per external sources, the minimum eligibility for LLM course is graduate in the field of law. This is to note that, the eligibility is gathered from external sources and might required minimum percentage. For more clarity on eligibility, students can visit the official website.

The entrance requirements for LLM programs in North India's premier universities typically include a bachelor's degree in law (LLB) from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 55% or equivalent, the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) score, a personal statement, two letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and a writing sample.