LLM

KIIT School of Law offers Poverty-Cum-Merit Scholarship, wherein the candidates are selected on the basis of the needs. Under the KIIT Merit Scholarship, first-place holders of the semester examinations are granted stipends ranging from INR 5,000 to INR 10,000 or more per month for six months.

The institute also offers several scholarships to the LLM students (based on need), such as the Pradyumna Bal Memorial Scholarship, under which two meritorious and financially needy students are awarded the scholarship for complete free education every year. Also KIIT has launched a new scholarship name as Teaching Scholarship (Living Learning Programme). 

Note: The scholarship and duration of scholarship is subject to change from time to time.

The "better" degree for lawyers – an LLM or an MBA – depends heavily on their career goals. An LLM (Master of Laws) is a specialised law degree that deepens a lawyer's expertise in a specific legal area like international law, tax law, or human rights. It is ideal for lawyers who want to become subject-matter experts, pursue academic careers, or work in specialised legal fields.

An MBA (Master of Business Administration), on the other hand, focuses on business management principles, leadership, and strategy. It's beneficial for lawyers who want to transition into business roles, such as legal management, corporate leadership, or consulting. If a lawyer aims to start their own firm, an MBA can also be very useful.

While GIBS (Global Institute of Business Studies) doesn't offer LLM programs, they do offer MBA. If you are interested in the business side of law, or you want to branch out of legal practice, an MBA from an institution like GIBS might be more suitable. Conversely, if your goal is to excel as a legal expert, an LLM is a stronger choice. Your career aspirations should dictate which degree is "better" for you.

The campus placement cell of the School of Legal Studies at CMR University is good for LLM program. The trend in the placement record for the LLM students has been on the rise as more and more students have been placed in the firms of legal practitioners, corporate organizations legal departments, the government and in the NGOs. That opportunity in average to present the LLM graduates the salary package of Rs. 4 Lacs to Rs. 8 Lacs per annum according to the specialisation and the recruiters. There are many top recruiters who are participating in the market for legal professionals and they include well established law firms, the multinational law firms and the international legal consultancies. The career services of the university have a key role to ensure students' competence and final placement through internships.

Campus Law Centre (CLC) at the University of Delhi is a prestigious institution for pursuing a Master of Law (LLM). Delhi University is recognised as an 'Institute of Excellence' by the UGC. Further, the university is listed among the country's most prestigious educational institutions. Candidates can note down few of the pointer regarding LLM course:

• University of Delhi's Faculty of Law has a well-established reputation for quality legal education, making its LLM programme highly regarded.
• The LLM course curriculum subjects provide candidates with basic laws and judicial interpretation at the national and international levels.
• The LLM course at Campus Law Centre (CLC) is quite affordable since sponsored by Govt. of NCT of Delhi. 
• Graduates from DU's LLM programme often secure placements in prominent law firms and legal organizations. The leading recruiters who participated in Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi placements were Seth Dua & Associates, United Lex, Wadhwa Law Chambers, Khaitan & Company, BBPM Law Associates, etc.