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New answer posted•7 years ago
I got 43% marks @ my LLB degree. And I am from backward community. Am i eligible to do LLM in any university ? If so, please share details
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Asked by John

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7 years ago
Please visit CCSU website DU, BHUAND CLAT website. The minimum cut off for LLM is 45% which is equal for all categories CLAT requires 50% and for general 55%. Don't know about all of them but generally trend is this.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is LLM done from Kalinga University, Raipur approved by Bar Council of India?
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Asked by Prashant
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7 years ago
Kalinga University is an illegal degree selling shop and not a universal. There is no faculty members no classes and questions are leaked by the university to the students before the examination and all the students are allowed to do cheating during the examination. The university employs anti-socia
New answer posted•7 years ago

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7 years ago
Yes.
Eligibility for LLM in Corporate Law:
The minimum requirement of eligibility for the course is LLB (Bachelor of Law) or another equivalent degree, completed with a minimum aggregate score of 45% for general category and 40% for SC/ST from a recognized university.
Course Level: Post-graduate
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Eligibility for LLM in Corporate Law:
The minimum requirement of eligibility for the course is LLB (Bachelor of Law) or another equivalent degree, completed with a minimum aggregate score of 45% for general category and 40% for SC/ST from a recognized university.
Course Level: Post-graduate
Major E
New answer posted•7 years ago
Hi I finished my B.com at arm arts and science college. I like to do LLM in distance education. Am I eligible to study LLM
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Asked by Marc Quintus

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7 years ago
No, you cannot do LLM, if you do not do LLB. It is a postgraduate degree for which you require the corresponding undergraduate degree that is LLB either 5 year or 3 year.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I have a waiting list 45 in the first merit list for the llm course in Symbiosis Law school,pune. What are the chances of me making it throu
534 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Aman

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7 years ago
Hi Aman, if anyone cancels their admission from the 1st merit list or payment of fees is not done on time by them, then the waiting list candidates get a chance. However, be hopeful as there are three merit lists that shall be announced by the University, you might get a chance there, however it's o
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New answer posted•7 years ago

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7 years ago
Placement assistance is given for all the courses of Reva University. Kindly contact the university for detailed placement statistics.
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7 years ago
Can you please be more specific about your current qualifications so that we can give you the proper information about your eligibility for admission in LLM as distance education at JNU?
New answer posted•7 years ago
I scored 49 percent marks in LL.B. And I am practicing lawyer for last 8 years I want to do Masters in law can I do through distance mode.
56 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Suneel

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7 years ago
Most of the Universities requires 45-55% marks in LLB. For pursuing LLM programme. It is recommendable here that not to pursue the distance learning LLM programme, because there is big confusion over Bar Council of India decision regarding this. Hence, it is better to go with regular LLM programme.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I have passed LLB in 2007 with 57% and b com in 2004 with 73% from mlsu now want to do LLM I filled the form for LLM in mlsuis it poss & how
94 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Arvind

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7 years ago
You need to check the criteria for that, because some colleges have strict cut off of at least 60% in LLB to be eligible for LLM. Some agree on just 55% as well. So, just go through the website for the information regarding the same.
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7 years ago
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