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• The Mumbai University LLM Entrance Exam (LLM CET) 2025 is likely to be conducted in October or November 2025. The official notification and precise exam date will be released by the Department of Law, University of Mumbai, around September or October 2025.
• The date for the 2025 exam has not yet been officially declared.
• Keep visiting the official Mumbai University website (mu.ac.in) for updates and the detailed schedule.

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Yes, yes, you can generally pursue a second LL.M. after completing your first in 2019 from a Gujarati university; you just need to meet the eligibility criteria for the specific program you are interested in. This reapplying for an LLM degree depends on the policies and admission requirements of the individual universities and their respective entrance exams.

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Yes, you can again do another LLM even if you did that course in the past. There is no general restriction against pursuing a second LLM in India, and many universities allow it to specialize in a different area of law. You will need to meet the specific eligibility criteria and admission requirements of the university where you want to enroll.

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1. Yes, you can apply for an LLM again even though you already have your first LLM from Gujarat University in 2019. The general Indian eligibility criteria for admissions in LLM demand that the candidates must possess an LLB degree (either 3-year or 5-year) from a recognized university. There is no criteria stating that a candidate cannot apply for another LLM after already possessing an LLM degree.
2. But the acceptance into a second LLM is subject to the individual university's policy as well as the entry requirements for their own LLM course. It is not that the majority of universities and entrance exams (such as CLAT PG, AILET, etc.) preclude candidates with an already existing LLM from applying provided you are eligible on the usual grounds (such as an LLB with a minimum percentage as required by the institution).
3. If you want to specialize in another subject of law or earn an LLM from another institution, you are free to apply. Make sure to verify the comprehensive eligibility and admission procedure for the particular university or entrance test you are targeting.

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Yes, you can pursue another LLM even if you have already completed one in 2019 from Gujarat University. There is no restriction on doing a second LLM in India. Many students choose to do a second LLM to specialize in a different area of law, such as international law, corporate law, intellectual property rights, or human rights.

You will need to meet the eligibility criteria of the university where you want to enroll, which usually requires a first LLM or LLB degree. Admission can be based on merit, entrance exams, or interviews depending on the university.

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I hope you are doing well. The syllabus of AMU LLM exam is quite similar to CLAT syllabus. Arihant's CLAT book is quite good for AMU law entrance exam. Here i mention a link from where you can get the best book recommendations for each subject.

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Dear aspirant,

The fees structure for SC candidate for the course LLM usually varies depending on the Institute, location and other factors. Some institutions may offer 100% tuition fee waiver for SC/ST/PwD students, while others may offer a partial fee reduction or scholarships. So you have to check those specific institution's official website for more information. Or you can visit this link given below.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/llm-master-of-legislative-law

It is highly unlikely you will get admission into the LLM program at the Delhi University Faculty of Law with a CUET score of 89. the expected cut-off for the general category is between 190-210, and for reserved categories, it's lower but still significantly above 89 according to past years cutoff trends.

CUET PG is a competitive exam:

The Common University Entrance Test (PG) is used for admission to postgraduate programs at participating universities, including the Delhi University.

LLM program is selective:

The LLM program at the DU Faculty of Law is highly sought after, leading to competitive cut-offs.

Cut-offs are based on merit and category:

The final cut-offs depend on various factors, including the candidate's score, their category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and the number of available seats.

Your score is significantly below average:

A score of 89 is considerably below the expected cut-offs for most categories, making admission unlikely.

Hi aspirant,

The Mahipal Institute of Law Education (MILE) in Bulandshahr primarily provides high-quality legal education to equip students for a variety of legal jobs. While their primary focus is on academics and the development of practical legal abilities, their "About Us" website cites the goal of preparing law graduates for potential placement in national and multinational corporations, as well as employment at the bar and in judicial or civil services. However, no specific information on dedicated placement cells or official placement campaigns for LLM students is available on the website. It is best to contact the institute directly for further information on placement aid for their LLM degree.

Mahipal Institute of Law Education

You can refer to this link for more information on the institute.

All the best!