I have completed my Law qualification and I want to do PhD in law, so what is the procedure?

Hey aspirant,

Admission to Ph.D. in Legal Studies is done solely on the basis of Merit.

The eligibility criterion is passing Masters or M.Phil in legal studies or laws or equivalent examination with 55% aggregate from a recognized university. In addition, they will have to pass the various state and national level examinations conducted for admission to the course

This will be followed by personal interview and group discussion wherein they will have to debate/ discuss a topic in order to get an overview of the personality traits of the applicant for selecting students.

It is mandatory for students to have a minimum of 5 years of experience as professionals in senior-level posts. The cumulative marks obtained in the qualifying exam, personal interview/ group discussion, and entrance test is calculated to deem the merit percentage by the respective college which is subject to differ for different colleges.

The list of entrance examination conducted for admission to Ph.D. in Legal Studies program are as follows:

- AILET– All India Law Entrance Test

- JMI Law Entrance Exam – Jamia Milia Institute Law Entrance Exam

- ILI CAT – Institute of Law Common Admission Test

- KLSAT – School of Law K

- NET – National Eligibility Test

- DET – Doctorate Entrance Test

- PET – Ph.D. Entrance Test

Applicants can apply for the program either offline or by visiting the official website of the respective colleges.

Hope it helps.

Good afternoon dear aspirant,
As per your query, if you have done LLB And LLM and if you want to pursue PhD after that then you will have to give UGC Net exam in LAW. If you clear that exam then you will be able to pursue PhD or research fellowship through NET JRF.
I hope this will clear your all doubts and if you have any other query then we are always ready to help you.
Thank you