Hi Mohan,

LLM post graduate course is offered by various Government colleges in India. The duration of the course is 2 years where the examination is taken semester wise. The eligibility criteria are 55% aggregate in Bachelor's course either in social science or law. The average cost is 1 to 6 lakhs and the annual expected income is somewhere near to 2 to 30 lakhs. The required to write are CLAT, AILET, and LSAT.

CLAT is usually taken by candidates to get into undergraduates courses ad into LLM courses. The test is of two-hour duration. The registration for CLAT is open till 31 March, with exam being held on 12 May. 

CLAT Cutoff 2019 determining factors:

It will be also based on the CLAT MERIT List. The CLAT Committee will release the cutoff of CLAT 2019 keeping certain factors in mind such as -

The number of candidates appearing for CLAT 2019

The number of seats available

The number of qualifying candidates

Previous year cutoff

The various Govt. colleges offering LLM courses are:

National Law School of India University, Bangalore

               LLM Human Rights Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats:  15

               LLM Business Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats: 35

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NLU, Delhi

               Cost: INR 2.12 L p.a.

Available seats: 70

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

               Cost: INR 1.08 L p.a.

Available seats:  50 seats

The CLAT cut off of past year: 130-135

Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

               Cost: INR 1.34L p.a.

Available seats: 60 seats

National Law University, Jodhpur

               LLM Corporate Law: INR 1.82 L p.a.

               LLM Intellectual Property Rights: INR 1.82 L p.a.

CLAT cut off of past year: 343-346

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar (Also known as GNLU)

               Cost: INR 1.80 L p.a.

               Available seats: 60

CLAT cut off of past year: 453-459

These are the top 6 Govt. colleges to go for more information, you can click on this link.

(https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-government-law-colleges-in-India)

Hope this answers your doubt. Have a good day!