The date is not announced yet. Generally the exam is conducted in the month of June. You can stay tuned with the given below article for the updated information.

DULLM

Good Luck!

Hi Mayank, thanks a lot for your very interesting question.

Law can be broadly classified into Criminal law and Civil Law. Criminal law deals with behavior that is or can be considered as an offense against the public or the society—even if the immediate victim is an individual. Examples are

Here are some preparation tips you can follow the exam preparation:

Go through with the previous year papers to know the level of the questions & Do practise as much you can.

Make a time schedule & devide your study section wise. Go through with the latest happening related judiciary

BHU does not release the cutoff for LLM programme so it would be tough to tell you the exact. There shall be one paper of 120 minutes duration carrying 450 marks containing 150 multiple-choice questions on Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Law of Crimes, Environmental Law,

Hello Hemant,

You can check the below link address for information regarding IP University for LLM 2018

https://www.entrancedisha.com/ip-university-ipu-cet-2018/

I hope this helps!!

Hey

Here is the detailed syllabus for LLM
http://ili.ac.in/syllabusllm1y.htm

All the best!

Hi Saumya,

Thank you for putting up your query. As you correctly mention that the applications for LLM 2018 to Christ University have been started from 8th December 2017 and it will end on 14th April, 2018. 

Accordingly, last date to receive supporting documents is 16th April 2018 and date

There are many books available for preparation of clat llm. Some of the authors are:

Ashok Jain

Pearson

Arihant experts

A.P. Bhardwaj

R.S. Aggarwal

Norman Lewis

Other than these books, you can refer to several other mock papers, sample papers and previous year question papers to prepare for CLAT LLM.

Hey,

After your graduation, you can apply for three years LLB course to pursue law.
Here you'll find the list of law entrance exams after graduation and much more -:
https://www.careers360.com/news/9564-law-entrance-tests?amp

So, you can apply for LLB not for LLM because LLM (Master of laws) is a postgraduate programme which

University of Hyderabad does not provide a PG course in LAW. You can check the respective courses in the college in the link below:

University of Hyderabad- PG Courses