Master of Law (LL.M) Eligibility Criteria

• Minimum Qualification Required: Bachelor of Law (LL.B)
• Minimum Marks Required (Aggregate): 55%
• Minimum Age Requirement: 17 years or more

LL.M Admission Process

Candidates who seek admission in the LLM programme will have to go through the selection process followed by the college they desire. The commonly accepted admission process of LLM at most of the law colleges in India has been explained below.

• Many colleges accept national/ state level law entrance exams to shortlist applicants.
• Some colleges conduct their individual institute-level entrance test for the admission process.
• Merit-based admissions are also offered at some colleges in which candidates are selected on the basis of their aggregate score in the qualifying bachelor degree.
• Additional rounds of Personal Interaction or Group Discussion might also be held at some institutes.

LL.M Entrance Exams

All candidates have to clear the entrance exams on the basis of which admissions to LLM programmes are conducted. Admissions are done on the basis of score in the entrance exam and interviews conducted by the respective law institute. Listed below are some of the popular exams for admission to LLM.

• CLAT PG
• AILET
• IPU CET
• BHU PET
• DU Entrance Exam
• LSAT India
• TS PGLCET
• AP PGLCET