LLM

After the completion of an LLM degree from the UK, international students can explore various job sectors such as law firms, government and public service, financial institutions, human rights organizations, international agencies, and many more. Students can grab job roles like Legal Advisor, Corporate Lawyer, Compliance Officer, Policy Analyst, Legal Consultant (International law firms, NGOs, government), Arbitrator, or Mediator, and Academic or Researcher.

For admission to the LLM course at Mumbai University, the university conducts its own in-house entrance exam, i.e., CET (Common Entrance Test). The important dates of this examination include the registration for the examination, the release of the admit card, the entrance exam dates, etc. The exam is usually held in the month of June/ July every academic year. Moreover, the syllabus of the entrance exam is available on the official website of the university. Additionally, the topics that are required to be studied are also available in the university prospectus. 

Actually yes, faculty of Law BHU accept applicants CUET-PG scores for selection. Candidates seeking admission must a valid score in the national-level examination. 

The LLM course offered at MDSU Ajmer offers several prestigious and well paying career options after graduation. Some popular career options for alumni are:

• Constitutional Lawyer
• Law Professor
• Public Policy Advisory
• Public Interest Advocate
• Judicial Services
• Government Lawyer
• Human Rights Advocate

Alumni of MDSU Ajmer who have graduated from the LLM programme have great careers ahead for them.

No, you cannot directly pursue LLM from Kurushetra University after doing a Bachelor's in Academic Law from Annamalai University. As the eligibility criteria for LLM includes a professional qualifying law degree, such as LLB, while Bachelors in Academic Law is an academic degree. Candidates must pursue a LLB before being qualified to pursue LLM from Kurukshetra University.