LLM

A master’s degree in Law broadens the career scope. Students completing their LLM degree can apply for various job titles such as Corporate Litigation Attorney, Counsellor, Cyber Law Expert, and more.

Those who have a good academic record and have shown good performance in internships can expect to start with salary ranging from INR 6 to INR 8 LPA. However, the pay and job title may differ from student to student depending on the student's skill, knowledge, and experience.

Yes, pursuing LLM from Kerala University can help students crack the Judiciary after completion of their degree. In order to crack a judiciary exam, students must possess skills such as research skills, advanced knowledge of the domain, expertise in choice of specialisation, etc.

Yes, Kerala University follows a seat reservation policy for the allotment of LLM seats. Tabulated below is the breakdown of the reservation policy:

The admission process for the Kerala University LLM course starts with registration for the entrance exam. Once students have registered and appeared for the exam, the university starts with the selection process. Shortlisted students are asked to visit the university campus for a personal interview round.

This allows the admission committee to evaluate students’ knowledge. Those who qualify in this round must present their academic and personal documents for verification purposes. Lastly, they must pay the admission fee to confirm their admission.

Kerala University LLM seats are spread across three colleges affiliated with the university, namely Mar Gregorios College of Law, Government Law College, and Kerala Law Academy Law College. 

As per official sources, the Government Law College offers 15 seats for LLM, the Mar Gregorios College of Law offers 11 seats, and Kerala Law Academy Law College. Combining both, the university offers a total of 46 seats under the LLM programme.

The admission committee at Kerala University considers various factors while selecting the students for the LLM course. Firstly, the registered candidates are evaluated based on their marks on the entrance test. Based on this, initial shortlisting is done. Next, the shortlisted students are invited to the university campus for an interview process. Those who qualify this round are selected and sent admission offers.

To get admission to Kerala University LLM, students must apply for the accepted entrance test, i.e., the KLEE. It is conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance Exam (CEE) for admission to three-year LLB, five-year LLB, and LLM programmes at various self-financing and government colleges. To apply for the exam, students can visit the official website of the CEE, Kerala.

They can access the registration form by clicking on the ‘New Registration’ banner. After resetting, students can access the application form and fill it out. After that, they must pay the application fee and click on the submit button to apply successfully.

Kerala University accepts the KLEE exam for admission to various law courses, including Law. It is an entrance exam held for admission to government law colleges and government merit seats in private self-financing law colleges. The duration of this exam is two hours. Students interested in taking this exam can check the exam pattern here.

In order to be eligible for LLM at Kerala University, students are required to fulfill certain conditions. Mentioned below is the official eligibility criteria to be fulfilled: