LLM

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:

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.

Students pursuing LLB in UK can grab roles like compliance, legal analyst, policy advisor and arbitration in India. People who want to practice in Indian courts must have Indian LLB degree and the State Bar Council, and qualify for the All India Bar Exam (AIBE). However, the LLM degree from the UK can positively impact students' resumes and help them to work in MNCs, legal consultancies, and law firms.

LLM in the UK is a postgraduate-level degree ideal for students interested in fields like International Law, Commercial/Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, to upgrade their skills in a particular specialization. Legal professionals, legal consultants, solicitors, and policy advisors can also pursue this course for global legal exposure.