Maritime Law

 For LL.M in Maritime Law at Gujarat Maritime University, you must have a bachelor's degree in law with a minimum of 50 percent marks, then apply through their entrance test and/or merit. You can check their websites for dates and forms — it's fairly simple if  you meet the basics.

It is essentially the same thing to practice maritime law and admiralty law. In the United States, the phrase "admiralty law" is frequently used, but in other nations the phrase "maritime law" is more prevalent.

Both domestic and international law serve as the foundation of admiralty law. Although it is a complex and developing field, it is crucial for the effective and safe operation of the worldwide maritime industry.

In short, there is no genuine difference between maritime law and admiralty law. They simply refer to the same body of law under different names.

Admiralty law, also referred to as maritime law, is a specialised legal domain that oversees various aspects of maritime operations, encompassing shipping, navigation, maritime commerce, and marine safety.

In simpler terms, admiralty law is the set of rules that apply to ships, sailors, and the sea. It helps to ensure that maritime activities are conducted safely and fairly, and that the rights of all parties involved are protected.

The tution fee for the LL.M in maritime law at GMU is INR 120,000 for the entire duration of the course.

This is relatively affordable comparing to other unviersities specialised for this course.

The hostel fees for the university is INR 70,200 per year.

Also there is a one time admission fee in hostel which is of INR 17000 .

So overall, the price is affordable.

Candidates can find employment in areas like Ship Owning Companies, Insurance Companies, Law Firms, Port Authorities, Private and Public dealings in Maritime transportation, etc.

 Candidates can become Legal Counsel, Maritime Law Advocate, Legal Advisor of Maritime Law, etc.

 Candidates who want to pursue Maritime Law need to be confident and extremely good with written and oral communication.

Some colleges, like NALSAR Hyderabad, offer a PG diploma in Advanced Maritime Law. For such course, the eligibility is a Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent degree in any discipline from any recognized University or completion of three years of the 5-year integrated LLB Degree program in Law.

CUSAT CAT LLM is one of the most recognized entrance exams for this course.