LLM Eligibility Educational Qualification: LLB or an equivalent recognized law degree. Minimum Marks: Generally 50%–55%, depending on the university/institution. Eligible Degrees: 3-year LLB or 5-year integrated BA LLB/BBA LLB/B.Com LLB, as accepted by the institution. Course Duration: Usually 1–2 years, depending on the university and program structure. Admission: Merit-based or through an entrance examination such as the institution’s own test or other applicable law entrance. Specializations: Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Cyber Law, International Law, etc. Age Limit: Generally no upper age limit, subject to the applicable university rules.
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LLM – Scope
After completing LLM (Master of Laws), you can pursue:
⚖️ Legal Specialist / Advocate
🏢 Corporate Legal Advisor
🏛️ Legal Officer in Government Departments
👨⚖️ Judicial Services – subject to exam eligibility
🎓 Law Professor / Assistant Professor – subject to required qualifications and regulations
🔬 Legal Researcher
🌐 International Law & Human Rights
💻 Cyber Law & Technology Law
📑 Corporate Compliance & Governance
🎓 PhD / Higher Legal Research
Popular specializations: Corporate Law • Criminal Law • Constitutional Law • Cyber Law • International Law • Intellectual Property Rights • Human Rights.