LLM

Hi,
There are no such information available on the official website of the college. It is advisable to get in touch with the college directly for detailed information.
Thanks.

Hi,
Admissions are made through counseling based on rank obtained in KCET/COMEDK. https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/master-of-law-ll-m-indian-law-institute-tilak-marg-delhi-62334
https://www.shiksha.com/university/indian-law-institute-delhi-24432/admission#admission

The aspirant who has successfully submitted the application form can only download the admit card from the university website. The exams are already conducted, then what exactly are you looking for?

Hi Sandesh,
Both the procedures are available. It's ok if you did it through direct method. For any updates on the merit list, kindly refer the website and keep checking it day to day for more updates. As these are information that will be announced on the website only.

Hi Sandesh, The cut-off announced is 85.75% so you do have chances of getting into the university. Please keep a track on the updates given by the university on their website. All the best.

Hi Diwakar, Step 1:
Commencement:
This first and foremost step towards pursuing an LL.M. is figuring out whether you want to:
I. Study one subject/legal topic (I. e. do a specialisation); or
ii. Study in a specific university; or
iii. Study in a particular country/geographical region. Generally, candidat

Hi, You can surely pursue Ph.D. in future after LL. M. Executive. Though it may vary from college to college. Thanks.

No.
MCL - Master of Corporate Law
LLM - MCL can be as one of the specialization papers. Please check with the college/university syllabus before opting for MCL as a specialization paper.

The admission process is going on. You can refer to this link http://rgu.ac/knowaboutadmission.php to apply for the admissions.
Thanks.

Hi,
Please refer to the link below:
http://www.amity.edu/kolkata/course-details.aspx?fd=o99or86MQh0=&cfn=nlluP9r4bIU=