LLM

The syllabus for Kurukshetra University LLM entrance exam is based on various topics related to Law such as:

1. Legal Theory and Jurisprudence
2. Constitutional Law
3. Administrative Law
4. Company Law
5. International Law
6. Labour Law
7. Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law
8. Intellectual Property Law
9. Environmental Law
10. Criminal Law
11. Alternative Dispute Resolution

Candidates must prepare for these topics thoroughly to receive admission into the LLM programme of Kurukshetra University.

Please add these entrance exams also in your list for LLM.

1. MHCET Law LLM
2. LSAT LLM
3. AP PGLCET
4. CUET LLM for DU
5. SLS AIAT LLM
6. TISS LLM Exam
7. PU LLM Law
8. BHU PET Law

LLM courses are ranked #14 by Shiksha Ranking, #10 by US News, #23 by ARWU, #52 by THE (Times Higher Education) and #65 by QS Rankings. LLM courses are being ranked by other reputed ranking bodies as well which are mentioned in the table below.

There are 700+ best LLM colleges in India. About 350+ of 1 year LLM colleges in India are privately owned,  190+ of them are owned by the government and 20+ colleges are owned by semi-government institutions. Some of the top Law colleges in India are National Law School of India University, Symbiosis Law School, Nalsar University of Law, and Gandhinagar National Law University. CLAT, CUET PG, TS PGLCET, Andhra Pradesh PGLCET, etc. are some of the common entrance exams for admission to top LLM colleges in India.

LLM is ranked #6 by Shiksha Popularity Ranking, #61 by QS Ranking, #95 by THE and #101 by ARWU. Ranking for LLM specialised courses is mentioned in the table below:

The total intake at MNLU Nagpur for the LLM programme is more than 70. The MNLU Nagpur admission process 2025 is entrance-based. Admission to UG and PG law courses is based on the score obtained in the CLAT entrance examination. This course is offered across five specialisations, such as Corporate and Commercial Law,  Intellectual Property Law,  Personal Law,  Constitutional Law, and Energy and Telecommunication Laws. 

Depending on the university and programme requirements, the structure for an SOP for Law in UK may differ. However, generally speaking, the format ought to have the following:

• Introduction: Start off with a compelling first paragraph that grabs the reader's attention, and describes who you are and why you want to practise law.
• Body Paragraphs: Body paragraphs must contain your academic background, professional background, career objectives, reasons to pursue law from a particular university, etc.

Conclusion: Summarise the main reasons you want to study law and why you are a great fit for the programme.

After completing an LLM degree from the UK, students can explore job sectors such as law firms, government and public service, financial institutions, human rights organizations, international agencies, and 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.