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LLM Labour and Employment Law at ULC Bangalore Offline Course
Approved by UGC
24 Months
Full timeQuick Facts
Course Details
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Full timeDURATION
24 MonthsMaster of Law (LLM) in Labour and Employment Law is a full-time two-year duration postgraduate course and it is offered by the Bangalore University, Bangalore and approved by UGC.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates seeking admission to LL.M. Degree under the semester scheme should have passed the LL.B. degree from any University recognized by the Bar Council having secured not less than 45% in the aggregate (5% relaxation for SC/ST, Category I and differently-abled candidates in the aggregate of 3 years/5 years LL.B. Degree Examinations conducted by Bangalore University or any other University recognized by U.G.C leading to the award of LL.B Degree.
Admission Details
The mode of selection of candidates is through Common Entrance Test conducted by the college.
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