Dear Meghna,

In my Knowledge Forth round happens in CLAT PF Counselling is maybe not possible but you Try to connect them and they may give you some information or solution.

That its.

All the best.

HI TULIKA DAS

•  4TH allotment will not be published.
• The list will have details such as All India Rank, Student’s Name, Admit card number, and Category.
• Shortlisted candidates have an approximately three-day long window for securing a seat in the respective NLU. 
• To secure admission based on CLAT 1st Allotment List, a requisite Counselling fee of INR 50,000 has to be deposited.
• Candidates will require access to their CLAT accounts for knowing which of the NLUs have been allotted to them in the first round of CLAT Counselling 2019.
• The subsequent list will comprise names of finalized candidates who have deposited the counselling fee in the previous round with the names of waitlisted candidates.
• Candidates can exercise two options; either to lock the allotted seat or select the option for shifting.
• There will be no refund of counselling fee after the last date of withdrawal from the CLAT 2019 admission process.

all the best

Hello Tulika, please check out the following link for detailed info on CLAT PG: https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat-pg

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-seat-allotment

The third allotment list has been released on June 28, 2019, so if there are still available seats after the 3rd admission round, they will bring out a 4th allotment list, the date for which will be mentioned prior to that on the clat website.

Hii,

From the last year trends More than 47,000 students appeared for the Common law Admission Test .  It was said that Every year 3000 students applications are increased. This year the Appeared candidate are almost around 50000-52000. It was not the toughest exam . Anyone can perform better.

Dear aspirant,

LL.M. is an abbreviation of the Latin Legum Magister, which means Master of Laws.

You can use our feature of law colleges predictor for prediction of llm college via link below:

https://law.careers360.com/college-predictor

For more doubts and queries write in the comments box below.

Hello, 

As you have mentioned that you clat score is 55 marks. Now, if we look over previous year's cutoff category based, it is as follows:

• General 114+
• OBC 99 +
• SC.  62 +
• ST.    50 +

According to this you have very less chances to get a seat. You. Ay only get a seat if you fall under the ST category.

For furthermore information please go through the link given below to predict the colleges you may get :

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

I hope this would help you. For further queries please feel free to write me down in the comment box. 

Hello Rajesh, normally in these circumstances if you are going for full time 2 year LLM program with on-campus requirements, you would require a sabbatical leave from your department or employer. As per high court ruling, officials can be granted permission to pursue full-time LLB/LLM courses by their superior. So once you get the application granted, you can easily pursue LLM or PhD (Legal) in your desired college. However, if your course is a long distance program, you can very well continue working in your respective office while parallely studying your course as an open student.

Hi Saurav,

Masters of Laws (LL.M.) is a 2-year post-graduate degree in Law. LL.M. degree allows a law graduate to specialize in one of many legal sub-streams. The basic eligibility for this program is an undergraduate law degree from any recognized university with minimum aggregate marks as per the particular institutes' requirement.

# Job opportunities :-

After completion of the course, an LL.M. graduate can find employment in any of the sectors which require legal expertise and work as Lawyers, Legal consultants, Indian Legal Services, Advisors, Solicitor, Legal Writer etc. Average entry level salary for LL.M. graduates are INR 12,000 to 30,000 per month.

# Eligibility criteria:-

The LL.M. program can be pursued only by the students who have successfully completed their under-graduation in law i.e. LL.B/B.L. Degree/5 Year LL.B. Degree course under 10+2+5 from any recognized university with at least minimum aggregate marks as per institutes requirement. 

Good luck. 

Hello Priyanka!

The marks mentioned by you in CLAT2019 post graduation are evidently low. With such marks it will be dufficult to get admissiona into any of theNLUs or government law providing colleges. But certainly there are many private colleges that may provide admission at this score. Naming a few:

• Alliance School of Law ,Banglore
  
• The North Cap University, Gurugram
  
• SRM University sonepat
  
• Raffles University, Neemrana
  
• CMR University school of Legal Studies
  
• Manipal University
  
• Bennet University etc.
  

These are the reputed ones you should definitely consider. There are other private options apart from the above mentioned ones . Private institutions have so far maintained a goodwill, and have been successful in providing ample number of opportunities to the students.

Hope this helps, All the best!