AILET consists of 150 questions; each question carrying one mark and negative marking of 0.25 is applicable for every wrong answer. AILET contains the following sections- English, General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics. There is a time limit of 90 minutes. The syllabus of each section is given

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No you cannot take admission in LLM if you have not cleared the back paper, you have not provided the name of the university where you wish to study but the general rule of eligibility for admission in LLM in India is that your aggregate should be between

CLAT LLM syllabus has various sections such as Constitutional Law, Law of Torts, International Law, Jurisprudence, Intellectual Property law, Law of Contracts and Criminal Law. Constitutional law refers to the rights states and implemented in the Federal and State Constitutions. Law of Torts in common law jurisdictions is a civil

Hello Aspirant,

I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to download the previous year papers of CLAT PG.

https://law.careers360.com/download/clat-pg-sample-papers-previous-years

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Yes, BHU does offer one year LLM program.

Eligibility Criteria is as follows-

Candidates need to have passed graduation in law either LLB course or integrated law program  recognized by BCI with 50% aggregate.

Candidate should not be more than 35 years old on 1st July of admission year.

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The Common law Entrance Test LL.M. 2020 will be held for admissions to the various Postgraduate Law courses of LL.M. in India. There will be a section based on comprehension which will consist of a passage. Then there will be q few questions asked. Students have to read

LLM in Panjab University is a 1 year course with 46 seats. A person who has completed LLB degree with minimum 55% is eligible for studying LLM. Or any other equivalent examination is also accepted. The admission is based on an Entrance exam. The entrance exam is for 200 marks.

The syllabus of BHU for LLM Programme is as follows-

Two Year 4 Semester LL.M. Degree Course of Study

First Semester: 400 marks

Compulsory: 1. Indian Constitutional Law: 100 Marks

2. One Group from the optional Groups I to XVIII: Three Papers- 100 marks each paper

Second Semester: 400 marks