LLM

Yes, one can become a judge even if they didn’t complete their law degree from one of the NLUs. To become a judge, it doesn’t matter which institute one gets the degree from. What matters is the efforts they put in the preparation for the exam and if they can crack it. Interested students can check the below table to know the basic requirements to be fulfilled to become a Judge:

Yes, students with master's degrees in Law (LLM) from VELS have various job opportunities in the government sector. Interested students can appear for various exams conducted by the PSUs, UPSC, Public Banks, etc. Interested students can check the below table to know some of the prospective government jobs along with their average salaries:

Note: The above salaries are collated from multiple sources and are likely to vary.

VELS University follows the reservation guidelines as per government norms. The university reserves a total of 22% of the seats for SC/ST category candidates. For students belonging to the other categories, such as the EWS and PWDs, the university does not have any seat reservation policy. However, it extends its support via scholarships and fee waivers.

Students who have already participated in interstate and interuniversity sports and games competitions are selected under the Sports Quota and are offered free education, including boarding and lodging.

To know which college/university is more economical, students must compare the fees charged by both institutions. Tabulated below is a comparison between the LLM courses at VELS University and Alliance School based on fees:

Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.

As per the NIRF report 2023 of Faculty of Law BHU, the total LLM students placed were 12. The total candidates who took part in the placements drive were 69. Moreover, the median package offered during the placements was INR 10 LPA. Apart from university placements, graduates can also find opportunities outside the university placements cell.

No, VELS University LLM admissions are purely entry-based. For LLM admissions, the university conducts its entrance examination, namely VELS Entrance Examination (VEE). Thus, students seeking admission to this programme must register and appear for the aforementioned exam. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated a seat.

VELS University LLM course is spread across various specialisations. Listed below are some of the popular specialisations opted for by many students:

Corporate and Commercial Law

Constitutional and Administrative Law

Criminal Law & Criminal Justice Administration

Law Relating to Intellectual Property Rights:

Labour & Administrative Law

The toatl fee structure for PG course at both the universities is cumulative of various components. These are either one-time chargeable, or have to be paid annually/semesterly. The below table showcases the total tuition fee for LLM course at both the universities.

NOTE: The fee mentioned above is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative. Also, the given fee range is inclusive of fees for LLM one and two year long courses.

Before applying for the VELS University LLM course, students must check if they fulfill the eligibility requirements. To be eligible, candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board in India. However, it is also important to note that meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee admission to the programme, as the final selection is based on the marks obtained in the entrance examination.