LLM

Yes, there is an entrance exam for admission. The last to fill the form was May 31.

As per last year's cut-off, it was 88-90. It is difficult to get admission through cap round. But you can get it through offline. That is after CAP round. Go to the college and ask for the admission as your score is close to their cut-off.

You cannot get the same course in a single year. You have to go for any single course otherwise both the degree will clash everywhere and you will get yourself in problem. These kind of things will impact bad on your future progress. Hope you understand it better. Thanks.

Hi Sakshi, I'm a LL. M. in business and corporate law and I work as a corporate attorney now. A LL. M. adds to your skill set as well as CV, and mostly, people who want to get into academics, do a LL. M. The things you can do as a LL. M. graduate are:
1. Work with a MNC
2. Work in a law firm
3. Do corporate litigation
4. Join a NGO
5. Make a career in arbitration etc. I personally would say that it's a good choice, so please choose wisely.

Hey there,
As far as I have found out, below is the results.
Eligibility for LLM Course:
All aspirants who possess a graduation degree in LLB/BA LLB course offered at Aligarh Muslim University or any other recognized university with at least 55% aggregate marks meet the AMU law entrance exam 2018 eligibility criteria for LLM course admissions.
Selection Process:
AMU LLM Admission through Department Test.
Rest, you can yourself visit the official website of AMU to find more.
www.amu.ac.in
Best of Luck.

Hi Rajiv,
The webpage of this college is silent about fees charged for various courses. It would be recommendable to get in touch with the college officials for the detailed information on the fee structure.
You can contact them at:
Phone : 08413-202541
Email : info@prrcolleges.net
Regards

Hi Ajay, Please confirm the college name in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.

Hi Ajay, Admission is based on the Merit/Interview and/or Test conducted by University. Candidate must have passed a Bachelors Degree in Law [LL.B. ] with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised university. You may get the admission in the above college. Thanks

First of all, both the universities will ask for migration certificate at the time of Ph.D./LLB degree award and that time you can present only one. Secondly, Ph.D. is a research work which requires complete academic devotion and simultaneous pursuance of LL.B. may hamper that concentration. Lastly, being a Ph.D aspirant, if you can not find out UGC rules from their website then consider that you are not capable of research or Law work. So you can't do both LL. M. and Ph.D. part time.
Thank you.

I believe, it's already open. Please check the college website or visit the University personally. Best of luck for your future endeavors.