LLM

Graduates of the LLM programme at Ajeenkya DY Patil University's School of Law can explore a range of career paths in the legal field. They can practice law as advocates in courts and tribunals, work as legal advisors or consultants for companies and organizations, pursue academic roles as professors or researchers, or join the judiciary as judges after clearing the required exams. The LLM programme also prepares students for careers in legal journalism, legal publishing, and the legal departments of civil services or the armed forces. The specific job opportunities depend on the student's area of specialisation and their skills and interests developed during the LLM program.

This programme ranks at #18 worldwide and #2 in The Netherlands as per a top-ranking publisher in 2024. Also, this programme is one of the 10 Best programs in International Tax Law Worldwide, according to LLM Guide (2022). After pursuing this course, students are going to gain the academic skills to fully understand the impact of taxation in combination with new technologies on a global scale. After completing this course, students are going to have outstanding career prospects. Students can find positions in the private sector as well as the public and non-profit sectors. Some of the job profiles after pursuing this course can be Junior Tax Advisor, Assistant Manager of Transfer Pricing, International Tax Consultant, etc.

Albeit, placement prospects in the Bhupal Nobles University (BNU), Udaipur are reasonably good for LL. M students. Career Counselling and Placement Cell of the university is responsible for internships and placements. Although the employment placement rate is nevertheless high, a certain of the companies that directly offers LL is not large. Thus, compared to other programs M graduates might be limited. The placements are slightly better for the students who are into internships and who actively engage in seminars and on – campus interviews. 

 As for the encounters with the faculty and the atmosphere in BNU, the students’ feedback has been mostly inspiring; still, some have stated that not every student is guaranteed campus placements suggesting the inaccuracy of the offering.