LLM

The JLU Bhopal LLM eligibility criteria define the minimum educational requirement for admission to the programme. To be eligible for LLM programme, candidates must have passed a UG degree from a recognised institute/university of India with a minimum of 50% marks.

Note: The above-mentioned information is as per the official sources. However, it is subject to change.

PG College of Law, Osmania University offered 20 seats for LLM programme. To be eligible for the seat you have to pass the exam PGLCET which is conducted annually in the state Telangana. They offers specialisations, like International law, Corporate law, Criminal law, etc.

College has their own placement cell and they conduct training programs to train the students for the placements. Some say placements are average and some say they are good. It has record of INR 15 Lacs as their the highest package for LLM.

Around 120 students can do LLM at PG College of Law, Osmania University.

You must have bachelor's degree in law and atleast 55% of marks.

Courses they offered in LLM are:

1. LLM in Constitutional Law
2. LLM in International law
3. LLM in Corporate law
4. LLM in Labour law

Average salary for LLM students in at PG College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad is around INR 6 Lacs per year. Every year around 40-45% of students get placed in well known companies. This LLM programme offers various specialisation like corporate law, international law. They also offers scholarship to good scoring marks students.

Yes, you can become corporate lawyer without LLM in Company Law, as LLM is not mandatory. Howeevr, LLM can make a strong foundation and gain you expertise. But yes LLB is must to become a corporate lawyer. 

Yes, definitely LLM in Company Law graduates can apply in TCS at various legal positions such as, legal officer, compliance officer, and contract manager. For application you can regularly visit the TCS careers portal for open positions. 

To apply for LLM in Company Law you need to ensure below points:

1. Educational Qualifications: Typically, a Bachelor's degree in Law (LLB) is required.
2. Entrance Exams: Some universities or institutions may require candidates to pass entrance exams like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or AILET (All India Law Entrance Test).