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JGU is a research-intensive University, and the Ph.D. Programme is designed keeping in mind the need and vision of Jindal Global Law School’s aspiration to be at the forefront of cutting-edge research. Keeping in view the vision of the O.P. Jindal Global (Institution of Eminence Deemed to Be University) to provide globalized legal education, the Ph.D. course work aims to equip our Ph.D. students with skills to conduct research on legal issues from a global perspective, enabling them to think, innovate and apply their knowledge to emerging global legal issues. The outstanding faculty of JGLS will inspire and motivate you to work hard and to engage in meticulous research reflecting a sense of passionate commitment to achieving excellence. The Global Ph.D. Programme seeks to provide our research aspirants with the best of opportunities to develop their thesis.

Broad Areas of Research

• International Law: Law of Outer Space, International Legal Systems, Humanitarian Law
• Constitutional Law: Election Law, Electoral Reforms, Rights of Refugees, Right to Health, Indigenous Rights, Judicial Delays
• Comparative Law: Comparative Constitutionalism
• Competition Law: Law and Procedure of Competition Commission of India
• Law of Taxation: International Taxation
• Criminal Law: Juvenile Offenders, Restorative Justice
• Socio-Legal Studies: Cause Lawyering, Commercial Surrogacy
• Intellectual Property Rights: Policy on Innovation, Data Privacy
• Legal Philosophy: Organizational Theory

Eligibility Criteria

• LLM with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade. Professional qualification such as CA/ ICWA/ CFA/ CS (both 5 year integrated or 3 years after graduation) with minimum 55% marks.
• Master’s degree in a discipline relevant to the proposed research with at least 55% marks or equivalent grade.
• Applicants with more than 3 years industry/ teaching/ practicing/ managerial/ professional experience will be given preference.
• Relaxation of 5% of marks, from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/Differently-Abled categories or for those who had obtained their Master’s degree prior to 19th September, 1991. The eligibility marks of 55% (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) and the relaxation of 5% to the categories mentioned above are permissible based only on the qualifying marks without including the grace mark procedures.

Categories of Admission

Applicants shall be admitted to the Ph.D. Programme under one of the following categories:

• Full-time Ph.D. Student (with or without fellowship) “means a person enrolled in the Ph.D. Programme devoting full-time to completing the requirements of the degree.”
• Part-Time Ph.D. Student (without fellowship) “means a person who is registered in the Ph.D. Programme devoting part of his/ her time for completing the requirements of the degree while discharging other employment obligations.”

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Duration of the Course

The minimum and maximum period of study and research shall be three years and six years respectively from the date of registration of the student.

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LLM-Ph.D in Law

The ICFAI Law School offers both full time research program (Ph.D) in Law.

Full Time LLM-Ph.D. Program: Candidates registered for full time research shall work and conduct research on a full time basis under a recognized research supervisor. The duration of Ph.D. course for a full time research scholar is four (4) years from the date of admission.

Part Time Ph.D. Program Candidates registered as part time research scholars shall work and conduct research for four (4) years under a recognized supervisor. Candidates seeking admission as part time research scholars have to submit no objection certificate from the employer to pursue Ph.D. Course and also during summer term for attending classes of Ph.D. course work conducted in two spells in the first two years of the program.

Eligibility

A student who has passed 5 year integrated Honours Law Program on a regular basis having minimum 55% aggregate and 7.5 CGPA or equivalent grade or point scale where ever grading system is followed.

Two years Post graduate Law Program after 3 year LLB Law Program or 1 year LLM after 5 year integrated law program with at least 55% in aggregate.

Duration of the Course:

• Duration of the Course for the regular full time is 4 years including course work, teaching/ training program and PHD research work and maximum period will be 6 years from date of admission and maximum additional 2 years can be given through a process of re-registration and the total period of completion of PHD program should not exceed 8 years from the date of admission
• Female PhD Scholars may be provided with maternity leave/ Child care leave up to 240 days in the entire duration of the PhD program

Pattern of Ph.D. Eligibility Test

The eligibility test is of objective type with multiple choice questions covering the subjects of Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code, Law of Torts, Corporate Law, Labour Law and Jurisprudence. Duration of the test is of 2 hours. The minimum marks for qualifying the Ph.D. eligibility test shall be 50%

Ph.D. Admission Interview

Candidates who have qualified in the Ph.D. eligibility test shall be called for Ph.D. Admission Interview. After the Ph.D. Admission Interview the list of eligible candidates for registration for full time and part time Ph.D. program will be finalized.

Research Fellowships

The Student selected for LLM - Ph.D Program will be awarded with research fellowship during the entire period of program subject to Ph.D regulations.

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BCI notifies new Legal Education Policy; Scraps 1-yr LL.M; Prescribes PG Common Entrance Test in Law; No LL.M in any specialised branch of Law without LL.B [Full Report]

Bar Council of India Legal Education (Post-Graduate, Doctoral, Executive, Vocational, Clinical and other Continuing Education), Rules, 2020  The said Rules have been

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Bar Council of India Legal Education (Post-Graduate, Doctoral, Executive, Vocational, Clinical and other Continuing Education), Rules, 2020

  The said Rules have been notified in light of Sections 7(1)(h), (i); (ia); (ib); (ic); (2)(b); (c); 15(1); 49(1)(af); (d); (e) with a view to strengthen legal education at each level of undergraduate, post graduate, legal research, technology & court management, continuing legal education and professional and clinical skill development courses conducted off-line and on-line.

♦ Chapter-I of the said Rules consists of the General Provisions under which Definitions and the Qualification requirement of Faculty members are covered.

♦ Chapter-II is about the Post Graduate Degree Course in Law.

Under Chapter two a very significant point has been highlighted under Rule 6 which states that One Year Master Degree to be abolished .

A Master Degree Program in Law of one year duration introduced in India in 2013(as per notification) by the University Grants Commission shall remain operative and valid until the Academic Session in which these Regulations are notified and implemented but not thereafter at any University throughout the country.

A Master degree in any specialized branch of Law offered in the Open System to any graduate, such as Business Law or Human Right, or International Trade Law without having LL.B./BA.LLB as the requisite entry-level qualification shall not be designated as Master’s Degree in Law (LL.M.) but can be designated in any other manner attracting the immediate attention of anyone that such a degree holder may not be a Law graduate.

Master’s degree in Business Law may be designated as (MBL); Master’s in Governance and Public Policy as (MGPP), Master’s in Human Rights as (MHR), Master’s in Industrial Laws (MIL) etc., which cannot be considered equivalent to LL.M.

All India Common Entrance Test

Bar Council of India (either directly or through its Trust) may annually conduct a Post Graduate Common Entrance Test in Law (PGCETL) for admission in Master Degree course in Law in all Universities and until the PGCETL is introduced the present system followed by respective Universities shall be followed.

♦Chapter III consists of Rules with regard to Educational upgradation and efficiency enhancement and Professional Education.

Bar Council of India through the B. C. I. Trust shall introduce two professional efficiency enhancement continuing education courses only for Advocates who are enrolled with any State Bar Council.

Para legal/Court management Courses

  BCI Trust may conduct para-legal (including land survey work, notarization, registration and all other judicial work of court and lawyers’ chamber management) and technology & Court Management courses of suitable duration on-line and/or off-line to facilitate para-legal works and court-management to cover updated education and training .

♦  Chapter IV comprises Rules for Equivalence and Miscellany

  Equivalence of Post Graduate Degree obtained from a Foreign University

  (1) In order to qualify for test of equivalence of LL.M. degree obtained from any foreign University the Masters’ Degree in Law course must have been taken only after obtaining the LL.B. degree from any foreign or Indian University which is equivalent to the recognized LL.B. degree in India.

(2) LL.M. degree obtained from a Foreign University, which has been prosecuted without an equivalent LL.B. degree shall not be equivalent to Indian LL.M. degree such as follows:

(i) LL.B. is a three/four year first undergraduate course in which case One year or Two years of study in LL.M. in the foreign University forms part of the LL.B. program to consider the LL.B. with or without a Bridge course as equivalent to Indian LL.B.

(ii) LL.M. is obtained without having any equivalent LL.B.

(3) One year LL.M. obtained from any foreign University is not equivalent to Indian LL.M. degree. However, one year LL.M. degree obtained after an equivalent LL.B. degree from any highly accredited Foreign University may entitle the person concerned to be appointed as a visiting professor in an Indian University for at least one year so as to consider such One year LL.M. degree with one-year teaching experience as a Visiting Faculty/internee faculty/clinical faculty the Master degree obtained on one year term may be considered equivalent.

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Till 2012, Master of Laws program at NALSAR offered a range of specializations on strictly segregated basis. Students were required to opt for their specialized stream at the start of the course and then appeared for the various papers listed in the specialization. In 2012 it was decided to loosen the stranglehold of specialization by permitting students to opt for an optional paper from a stream different than their specialization.

In 2013, the one year LLM was introduced. Specializations were offered in a range of streams, however in a departure from the earlier system, it was decided that students would reach and not opt for a specialization. Thus if a student opted for four or more papers in a particular stream, then the student would be awarded a LLM degree in that specialization. However if that does not happen the student would be awarded a general LLM. A student not opting to go for any particular specialization would be awarded a general LL.M. by the end of the course. A large number of students in the current batch have opted for the general LLM.

Apart from the elective courses every student is required to do three mandatory courses i.e. Research Methods and Legal Writing, Comparative Public Law/Systems of Governance, Law and Justice in Globalizing World. Before finishing the course each student is also required to submit a dissertation on any area of research of student’s choice. A large number of electives on offer ensure that the class size remains appropriately small and this allows faculty members as well as the students to interact in a far more individualized manner.

The university offers a credit based teaching assistantship to the LL.M. students in their final semester. The responsibility involves helping the teacher in preparing reading materials, conducting the tutorials and providing consultation to the undergraduate students in the projects. This prepares them well for the increasingly attractive career in academics. Teaching assistantship program at NALSAR has helped the institution to contribute, both qualitatively and quantitatively, to the law faculty pool in the country.

Programme Outcomes - LLM

PO1- (Academics): Acquire academic excellence through a rigorous process of acquiring and creating domain knowledge. PO2- (Research): Contribute to legal scholarship by engaging in research including collaborative through critical appraisal of laws, theories and concepts in the spirit of pursuit of justice.  PO3- (Professional ethics and Academic Integrity): Demonstrate exemplary ethical conduct and integrity in all professional engagements including research and collaboration.   PO4- (Social Justice): Engage in bringing about social change and transformation through inclusive approach(es), innovative ideas and designing intelligent solutions 

Programme Specific Outcome - LLM

Criminal Law PSO1- Critically appreciate theories, principles and doctrines of criminal law mindful of contemporary issues and challenges in Criminal Justice System.

Corporate and Commercial Law   PSO1- Understand the significance of theoretical insights into the functioning of corporations and the economy  PSO2- Systematically analyse responses to  to regulatory changes and challenges in corporate practice.

Intellectual Property law PSO1- Articulate arguments for changes and reform of intellectual property law and their likely impact on creativity and innovation. PSO2- Apply various statutory provisions cutting across boundaries for the protection of Intellectual property including those relating to indigenous knowledge or culture information technology and biotechnology.

Public Law and Legal Theory PSO1- Appraise the embeddedness of public law in dynamic political and social context. PSO2- Critically examine the underlying theoretical premises in addressing emerging social problems. 

International Trade and Business Law PSO1- Analyse the nature and scope of International and domestic laws in regulating international trade and businesses in the context of influence of customary law and treaty law. PSO2- Design mechanisms to facilitate international dispute resolution for governments and business.

LLM Programme in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws 

The LL.M course offered by the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR University) and Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) is first of its kind LL.M. Degree Programme in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws and Procedures Law in India. India has a huge, emerging sector for helping distressed and bankrupt companies come out of financial difficulty. But it faces a huge shortage of bankruptcy professionals who can oversee the process. As of 2023, the country had nearly 3000 insolvency professionals; however, the number of Insolvency Professionals and Insolvency Associates are very less considering the number of filings taking place every day at NCLT. On an average, one Insolvency Professional needs at least 20 associates to assist in big-ticket CIRP and Liquidation cases. Therefore, there is a serious need to produce good insolvency associates and eco system at mass level for providing the support to IPs, IPEs, Consultancies, Law Firms, ARCs and Academia. Therefore, the Master level course / orientation in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws is the need of the hour. There is a vacuum in this area in the legal educational system in the country and this course seeks to fill up this vacuum.

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NLSIU offers a one year LL.M. Degree Programme. Similar to the BA LLB (Hons) programme, the LL.M. programme is organised around three trimesters every academic year. With the help of a cutting-edge curriculum and innovative pedagogical approaches, it is meticulously designed to equip students with skills and knowledge needed to navigate the intricate landscape of law. Our one-year LL.M. programme provides a unique blend of core and elective courses, allowing students to deepen their expertise in their preferred areas of interest and thrive in diverse fields such as academia, research, legal practice, policy making and judicial services.

In Academic Year 2024-25, NLSIU is introducing four concentrations, in addition to the general stream. This distinctive concentration model enables LL.M. students to delve deeper into specific domains of law, enhancing their knowledge and expertise in those specific domains. The four concentrations that are being offered for AY 2024-25 are:

• Criminal Law
• Commercial Laws
• Law and Technology

The maximum intake in a concentration shall be 30 and the minimum number of students required for offering any concentration shall be 15 students.

To fulfill the requirements of a concentration, students must complete:

• 3 LL.M. Core Compulsory courses;
• 1 Concentration Core course;
• 3 Concentration Electives;
• 4 General Electives; and
• Dissertation (in the area of Concentration).

Transcripts will reflect the chosen concentration, and upon graduation, the University will issue a uniform Master’s in Law Degree Certificate. For students opting for the general stream, general electives will replace concentration electives. Additionally, they will have the flexibility to select dissertation topics from any area of interest.

Admission to the LL.M. Degree Programme is purely on the basis of merit as assessed through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) administered by the Consortium of NLUs.

Admission Notification AY 2024-25

• View the admission notification (Fifth allotment list) for AY 2024-25 here .
• View the admission notification (Fourth allotment list) for AY 2024-25 here .
• View the admission notification for AY 2024-25 here.
• View the admission notification (Second allotment list) for AY 2024-25 here.
• View the admission notification (Third allotment list) for AY 2024-25 here.

Eligibility

• The candidate must have an LL.B. Degree or an equivalent examination with a minimum of: (i) Fifty percent (50%) of marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to General/OBC/PWD categories, and (ii) Forty five percent (45%) of marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
• The candidate will have to appear for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) to secure admission into the postgraduate programme.
• Candidates appearing for the qualifying examination in the year of admission are also permitted to take the Admission Test, but their admission to the course shall be subject to fulfilling the conditions stipulated in the Regulations, and producing supporting documentary evidence at the time of admission.
• There is no upper age limit for the PG programme in CLAT.

For details on CLAT, please visit: https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/

International Students

Candidates can apply for the NLSAT – International Examination for “international student” category, if they fulfil the following conditions:

• They should be a citizen of a country other than India; AND
• They should have completed a minimum of ten years of their education in a school/college/university outside India.

For more details, click here.

Intake and Reservation for AY 2024-25

The total intake capacity shall be 120 (One Hundred and Twenty) students for AY 2024-25 with the following breakup:

• Scheduled Castes – 15%
• Scheduled Tribes – 7.5%
• Other Backward Classes (Non-creamy layer) – 27%
• Economically Weaker Sections – 10%
• Persons with Disabilities (Horizontal reservation) – 5%
• Women (Horizontal reservation) – 30%
• Karnataka Students* (Compartmentalised Horizontal reservation) – 25%

* Karnataka Students Category:

(i) Candidates who have studied for not less than 10 years in a recognized educational institution in Karnataka shall be eligible to be considered as ‘Karnataka Students.’

(ii) Candidates who have not completed ten years of study in Karnataka shall be eligible to apply under the Karnataka Students category if they fall under any of the below categories:

1. Children of defence personnel/ex-servicemen, who at the time of joining service, have declared their hometown to be in the State of Karnataka, and who have served or are serving outside Karnataka, corresponding to the candidate’s years of study outside Karnataka.

2. Children of employees of the Karnataka State Government who have served or are serving outside Karnataka corresponding to the candidate’s years of study outside Karnataka.

3. Children of serving or retired employees belonging to the Karnataka cadre of the All India Services (IAS/IFS/IPS), who have served or are serving outside Karnataka corresponding to the candidate’s years of study outside Karnataka.

4. Children of working or retired employees in the Central Armed Police Force service, who upon joining service declared their hometown to be in the State of Karnataka, and who have served or are serving outside Karnataka, corresponding to the candidate’s years of study outside Karnataka.

Illustration: If the candidate has studied in Karnataka for three (3) years, they must prove that their parent/s were serving outside Karnataka for at least seven (7) years corresponding to their own period of study outside Karnataka.

If the candidate has not studied in Karnataka continuously for at least one (1) year, they must prove that their parent/s were serving outside Karnataka for at least ten (10) years corresponding to their own period of study outside Karnataka.

(iii) Eligible candidates must keep their Study Certificates issued by their School/s and other relevant documents ready to be submitted at the time of counselling/admission.

Procedure to apply for a concentration in the LLM programme

Students will be submitting their LL.M. concentration preferences through an online form.

The maximum intake in a concentration shall be 30. The minimum number of students required for offering any concentration shall be 15 students. In the event that the number of applicants for any particular concentration exceeds 30, the allocations will be based on CLAT rank, i.e., a higher CLAT rank will be prioritised.

Course Curriculum | AY 2024-25

Research Methodology Concentration Core course Concentration Elective 1 General Elective 1

Comparative Public Law Concentration Elective 2 Concentration Elective 3 General Elective 2

Law and Justice in a Globalizing World General Elective 3 General Elective 4 Dissertation

NOTE: 1. This allocation of courses is tentative and is subject to change. Each course shall be of 4 credits and the total credits required for LL.M. is 48 (including 4 credits for dissertation). Students who are opting for the general stream will be taking general electives in lieu of the concentration electives. 2. The sequence of courses may be changed if required.

Academic Calendar for A.Y. 2023-24 | Trimester III (March 2024 – May 2024)

Dr. V. S. Elizabeth

Professor of History

Dr. Kamala Sankaran

Professor of Law, Ford Foundation Chair in Public Interest Law

Dr. Madhubanti Sadhya

Assistant Professor of Law

Neeraj Grover

Assistant Professor | AY 2023-24

Dr. Sudhir Krishnaswamy

Vice-Chancellor & Professor of Law

Fee Structure for the AY 2024-25 

Admission fee (one time) – Rs. 12,000/- Tuition and Facilities fee – Rs. 2,69,000/- Off-campus housing fee (optional) – 1,12,500/- Total fee per annum – Rs. 3,93,500/-

One Time Refundable Deposit Refundable deposit for SC/ST category students – Rs. 15,500/- Refundable deposit for other students – Rs. 20,000/-

The total amount payable by SC/ST category students is Rs. 4,09,000/- The total amount payable by other students is Rs. 4,13,500/-

• LLM students will be provided with an off-campus housing option. The fee is for a single student on twin sharing basis.
• All students availing the off-campus housing option will be eligible for the University’s food plan at no additional charge.
• The food plan includes breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner at the University mess.
• All students availing the off-campus Housing Option will have to make their own arrangements for transport to and from the University campus at their own cost.

Financial Aid

The University offers means-based scholarships. To know more about NLSIU’s financial aid options for students, click  here . 

Fee Structure for Foreign Students for AY 2024-25

Admission fee – one time – Rs. 36,000/- Tuition and facilities fee – Rs. 8,07,000/- Hostel residential charges – Rs. 45,000/- Mess charges – Rs. 67,500/- Total fee – per annum – Rs. 9,55,500/-

One Time Refundable Deposit Refundable deposits – Rs. 60,000/- The total amount payable at the time of admission, by foreign students is Rs. 10,15,500/-

* Fees mentioned above are provisional and subject to ratification by the University Governing Bodies. * Mess fee includes meal plan for breakfast, lunch, dinner and an evening snack.

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What are the Career Opportunities after LLM in India?

Two decades ago, LL.M. graduates had fewer career options available to them than today's graduates, who have a wider range of job opportunities to explore. Today, studying law opens up a world of opportunities. After completing an LL.B., students can practice law or pursue a Master of Law (LL.M.) degree. A Master's in Law is a postgraduate degree that opens doors to many specialisations. Also, LLM graduates enjoy the luxury of applying for jobs per their specialisation. The possibilities are endless, from rocking it as a lawyer or advocate to serving as a legal advisor or law officer. 

With many career choices available, it's common for LLM students to wonder, "What's next?" This blog will help you guide the maze of post-LLM career options in India.

Duration- 2 Years

Eligibility- LLB 3 years or BA LLB/ BSc LLB/ BCA LLB 5 years with a combined score of at least 50-60 points.

Entrances- CLAT, LSAT, AILET, IPU CET, BHU PET

Minimum Course Fee- ₹ 1,80,000

Average Salary- ₹ 8,00,000- 15,00,000

Things to keep in mind when choosing LLM

Location - Studying in a specific location is important for forming future job or professional connections. Popular LL.M. destinations in India include Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad, known for their reputable law schools and vast legal communities.

Subject Interest - When selecting your LLM specialisation, prioritise your interests. You can make your list of LL.M. courses much shorter by focusing on the subjects you like in law. Did you know NLU Lucknow provides all subject specialisation, whereas DBRANLU Haryana doesn't have an LLM program?

Your Strength - During your undergraduate studies, identify your best areas of expertise in law, such as constitutional, criminal, corporate, or intellectual property laws. This can help you decide which LL.M. degree to specialise in and consider any internships or extracurricular activities that sparked your interest.

Law School - Students often seek NLUs or top private law colleges but should also consider a college's reputation and personal preferences. If you admire a professor or alumni, research the law schools they are associated with and prepare accordingly.​​​​​​​

Affordability - When applying to law schools, consider the Return on Investment (ROI) since education is an investment in your future. Assess your budget, financial strategy, and loan plans. Are you aware that O.P. Jindal University is known for having the highest fees among universities offering LLM programs? ​​​​​​​

Career Consideration - This is one of the most important factors to consider while choosing an LLM course . After completing an LLM, you have various options, such as pursuing a career in academia, obtaining a PhD, joining a law firm, or starting your own practice.​​​​​​​

Placement Opportunities - The most prestigious colleges typically have strong placement records, with top law firms conducting interviews and hiring students as lawyers. For instance, as per reports, the average placement package for LLM graduates at NLSIU Banglore is the highest among other LLM colleges.

What are the Career Prospects after LLM?

After completing the degree, there are several career opportunities in the legal field in both the private and public sectors. Both these sectors hire LLM degree holders with an in-depth knowledge of the subject. An LLM graduate also has the option to venture into freelance legal practice instead of working in the corporate world.

Read on to know whether you should pursue an LLM in 2024-25 .

Some of the LLM job sectors for the freshers are:

• Consulting Bodies
• Courthouses
• Media and Publishing Houses
• UN and UNICEF International Organizations
• Real Estate

Some other prominent job sectors include Railway Defence, Marketing, Retail, Insurance and more.

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What are the Professions after the completion of LLM?

On completion of LLM, several career opportunities open up that are highly valued. The following are the professions that are open to an LLM graduate:

Law Professor : One of the prominent career options after LLM is academics. This typically involves pursuing a career as a professor or lecturer at a university or law school.

PhD Holder : Finishing an LLM program opens doors to pursuing a PhD, often required for academic and high-level legal positions.

Judge : This is considered one of the most esteemed positions in every country's judiciary system. To become a judge, one must be very well educated in the country's law.

Legal Advisor : Contract summarisation, legal study, writing, and contract administration are assisted by court partners or associates. If one has expert knowledge in the subject, they will excel as a legal advisor.

Advocate : An advocate is a valuable specialist in India and abroad. To carry out his activities, he must have proper knowledge of the country's law.

Civil Advocates : The Lawyer facilitates the settlement of individuals, claims, guardianships and divorce.

Tax Advocates : They deal with all forms of government taxation, including income tax, sales tax and excise duty.

Corporate Lawyers : They look after the legal work of the corporations, establish and retain firms, and enter into different government contracts.

International Lawyers : They negotiate international relations and customs between the nations and offer them guidance on different projects.

Government Jobs for LLM Graduates

There are numerous opportunities in the government sector for a qualified LLM student. They are eligible to work as a Magistrate, Judge, Legal Advisor, and Public Prosecutor. There is also scope for building a teaching career in private and government universities after clearing the NET or other relevant exams . Here are some of the government jobs that are available to a graduate:

Other than this, some other opportunities that are open for the graduates are Indian Railways, Defence, and Excise Department.

Private Jobs for LLM Graduates

LLM graduates have ample opportunities when it comes to the private sector. The following are some of the high-profile law firms in India:

Building a career in the field of law requires an extreme amount of knowledge, skills and zeal. It requires you to be socially aware. However, professional life after the completion of LLM opens a wider scope of subject-specialised sectors. So, if you put in the hard work, you can ensure a bright future for yourself after graduation.

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Scope and Career Opportunities after LLM Degree in India

What is LLM Degree All About?

Law is one of the most promising careers in every country. A pupil pursuing law has the choice to either begin practicing or pursue Masters of Law on completion of LLB. A Master degree in Law is a postgraduate degree in the discipline of law, imparting specializations including International Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Law amongst many others. The graduates experience the luxury of applying for jobs in various sectors which are associated with their area of specialization. After the completion of LLM, equal possibilities open up in both, government and private sectors. Students pursuing LLM can build a profession as a lawyer/advocate, felony advisor, law officer etc.

What is the scope of an LLM Degree in India?

Law has constantly been significant in understanding the community. This isn't always just one country but throughout the globe, studying law equips the residents to be better professionals. Pursuing law opens tonnes of gateways for LLM jobs. Everything entails some sort of legal agreement among the 2 parties which makes law one of the most fertile territories in terms of career and offering LLM job possibilities. Thus, pursuing an LLM degree opens promising professional avenues in the legal sector. Law is one of the most promising careers when you have an interest in this field. Lawyers have a crucial role to play in society and are required at any level by diverse sections of the society – be it judicial offices, schools, individuals, corporate homes and government. Attorneys have possibilities outside the prison career in regions inclusive of NGOs, politics, business, broadcasting, finance, coverage and publishing.

Top Recruiting Industries

After completion of the LLM course, there are professional alternatives within the criminal field concerning both the public and private sectors. Both the sectors require LLM degree holders who're specialists with sheer acumen and an astute understanding of the subject. To discover jobs after LLM and build a profession after LLM. The following industries recruit lawyers a lot:

• Consulting bodies
• Courthouses
• UN and UNICEF International Organizations
• Companies in law
• Publishing and advertising firms
• Real estates

Top Companies Hiring LLM Degree Graduates

The world that we stay in today, calls for understanding and skill-based degree programs. There is a much broader scope after LLM as it is a specialized degree providing professional and subject-orientated coursework. Most of the law graduates complete their LLM and benefit from a competitive edge over other candidates, specifically after they choose to focus on a developing and trending area just like the Corporate and Financial Sectors. Lots of companies hire LLM degree holders with an in-depth understanding of the subject. An LLM graduate additionally has the choice to venture into freelance legal practice rather than operating in the company world. Some reputed companies hiring LLM graduates are:

• Khaitan & Co
• Luthra and Luthra
• Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
• S&R Associates
• AZB & Partners
• Robert Bosch
• External Affairs Ministry
• Morgan Stanley
• Price water Cooperhouse

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Creating a career after LLM results in numerous positions in society that are incredibly valued and enjoyed. These occupations assure not only financial stability, but also make certain that an employee is satisfied with his or her jobs.

Creating a career after LLM results in numerous positions in society that are incredibly valued and enjoyed. These occupations assure not only financial stability, but also ensure that an employee is satisfied with his or her jobs.

• Legal Advisor

Contract summarisation, agreement administration, criminal study, writing, court cases and evaluation relevant projects are assisted by a court partner or law associate. If you have experience in the subject, you can excel as a consultant with incredibly profitable opportunities.

• Law Examiner

An assessor or a counterpart may also discuss and examine distinct varieties of legal documentation. Review of a legal document This involves prison documentation including remarks and supporting papers.

A lawyer is a valuable expert in India or abroad in the region of law. To perform his or her activities, she or he ought to understand the legal guidelines of the country well and fully.

Notaries also are regarded as "notaries." The notary is a skilled and expert jurist, appointed by the Court and accepted by the State or central government. He is in charge of all of the procedural matters affecting governance.

• Oath Commissioner

The oath officer is occasionally known as the "oath commissioner" The work is a newly educated lawyer named in compliance with the guidelines of law by the High Court Registrar.

The trustee has a moral responsibility to maintain the land and other property for a specific reason.

• Civil Advocates

An attorney who helps the settlement between individuals, claims, mortgages, guardianships, divorce, and negligence cases.

• Tax Advocates

They deal with all forms of government taxation, which includes income tax, sales tax, excise duty, and a variety of concessions.

• Corporate Lawyers

They look after the legal work of corporations, to set up and retain firms, to enter into various government contracts, contracting and acquisition preparations and to make certain other rights and decrees.

• International Lawyers

They negotiate with global relations and customs between countries and guide initiatives and negotiations for governments and private companies.

• Labour and Employment Lawyers

They Look after the pursuits and duties of employers and their organizations. Where and when they need assistance in opposing the administration over the working situations of employees.

Building a profession in the subject of law calls for an excessive amount of knowledge, talents and zeal. It calls for you to be socially aware. However, professional life after the completion of LLM Degree Course opens a much broader scope of subject-specialized sectors. So, if you put in the tough work, you can ensure a brilliant future for yourself after graduation. You also need to pursue this course from a reputed institution such as Birla Global University .

Birla Global University provides this 1-year degree with excellent benefits to the graduate. The faculty is highly experienced and state of the art infrastructure helps the students gain more from the course. The institute regularly holds workshops and seminars to provide the graduate’s professional guidance and practical experience. Moot courts are also regularly organised. Highly reputed organizations recruit industry-ready graduates from Birla Global University , top University in Bhubaneswar, India.  To know more about the course, visit us at LLM Degree . Our admissions are open. Apply now!

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“ No man is above the law and no man is below it: nor do we ask any man’s permission when we ask him to obey it .” – Theodore Roosevelt. Every nation has a specified set of laws to regulate its smooth functioning as well as address any social or communal conflicts at times. Further, a career in Law imparts aspirants with immense responsibility since they are concerned with becoming a part of the apparatus of delivering justice. This is why the study of law is a rigorous and meticulous endeavour that one needs to undertake to attain the necessary certifications. After completing an LLB course, if you find yourself getting inclined to peruse this field, LLM is the ideal one to opt for. Through this blog, we aim to bring you a detailed guide on what a master’s degree in Law, i.e. LLM entails, the eligibility conditions you need to fulfil as well as the top universities you must consider.

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Also referred to as Masters of Law, LLM or Latin Legum Magister is a globally recognised degree with a total duration of 2 years, though some universities also offer it as a one-year course. Further, along with being an interdisciplinary degree, candidates are also provided with a plethora of specializations to choose from and concentrate on a specific one. Though the following paragraphs list down the major specialisations provided in an LLM degree, some of them include Taxation Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights, Environmental Law, International Trade, Jurisprudence, and Cyber Law amongst others. Also, a degree like LLM is generally studied by those wanting to expand towards the realm of international law and understand its intricacies. 

It is critical to pursue an LLM course after graduating from a top legal school. An LLM programme will help you get started in your legal profession. A few of the most compelling reasons to pursue LLM programmes are listed below.

• Prepares for a Profession in International Law: LLM degrees with a specialisation in International Law will assist students in making a name for themselves in in the international arena and, eventually, a career in the international legal area, ensuring a bright future.
• Help you focus on your interests: Unlike undergraduate legal studies, which focus on broad law, the LLM permits you to specialise in a specific topic. This gradually allows you to focus on the issue and give it greater attention, allowing you to become an expert at it.
• Various Specializations: The diversity of specialisations available in LLM courses can assist students in deciding on a professional path in areas such as international law, corporate law, labour law, and human rights, among others.
• Pursue a Job in Legal Writing & Research : Depending on your LLM specialisation, pursuing LLD following your LLM can lead to a career in legal research and writing.
• Better Job Opportunities : A master’s degree in law will earn you a higher wage and provide you with more prospects than a bachelor’s degree in law.

To help individuals anchor their focus on a specific field during the degree, LLM comprises of varied specialisations that one can choose from. Here is a list of these concentrations that you must know about:

• Constitutional Law
• Jurisprudence
• Criminal Law
• Insurance Law
• Environmental Law
• International Trade and Business Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Taxation Law
• Human Rights
• Corporate Law and Governance

Though every law school might specify its own prerequisites for a master’s degree in Law, there are certain eligibility conditions that one needs to fulfil in order to apply for an LLM degree. Below we have listed the central requirements that you must know about before opting for this degree:

• Candidates are essentially required to have completed their LLB degree. Further, some institutions also ask for your law school transcripts as part of the application.
• English Proficiency test scores such as IELTS , TOEFL and PTE .
• Various institutions may need GRE scores as well.
• SOP s and LOR s
• Some universities also prefer aspirants with prior work or research experience in Law.
• Universities accept a candidate’s score on any national or university-level admission exam for law schools that he or she has taken.
• On May 8, 2022, an LLM entrance exam similar to CLAT PG was held.
• CLAT, IPU-CET, LSAT, DU LLM, AP LAWCET, and other top LLM entry examinations include:
• For general candidates, the application price for LLM admission ranges from 750 to 2,000. The application fee for reserved classes would be INR 350.

Students who desire to take LLM courses must pass the admission exam required for the programme. Admission to LLM programmes is based on the results of the entrance exam and the interview stage, both of which are performed by the various universities.

There are various entrance exams to choose from, including CLAT PG, AILET, IPU CET, BHU UET, and others.

There are a plethora of globally recognised universities across the globe that offer master’s degrees in Law. Take a look at the table below which elucidates the top academic institutions and law schools as well as their prospective LLM courses.

The study of the laws of many countries and organisations is the focus of an LLM in International Law. LLM in International Law is a popular speciality in India since it provides students with options to work in other countries.

The following are some of the topics covered in the LLM International Law programme:

Comparative Law International Law and International Relations: Developments and Trends International Organizations International Dispute Resolution Bodies etc.

Completing an LLM degree, there is an array of career opportunities that one can opt for. It is quite a common conception that the legal arena has a limited set of professions. Today, the field of law has expanded its horizons into multifold branches leading to varied prospects. Further, you can also select a specialisation like Cyber Law or Energy and Climate Law during your master’s degree to establish your career in the same. Take a look at the below-mentioned list of career prospects that you can choose from after LLM: 

• Legal Consultant 
• Legal Document Reviewer
• Advocate 
• Judge 
• Lecturer 
• Public Prosecutor 
• Law Reporter 

A PhD in Law or LLD, commonly known as Doctor of Law, can be pursued after successfully completing an LLM degree. Several universities in India, including Nalsar Hyderabad, IIT Kharagpur, and NLU Jodhpur, offer LLD admissions.

The following are the requirements for pursuing an LLD:

• Students must have completed LLM with a minimum of 55 percent overall or an equivalent CGPA.
• Students should be required to pass several university entrance tests.
• Before enrolling students in LLD courses, several universities require prior job experience.

An LLM graduate’s compensation is determined by the type of employment he or she holds. Typically, an LLM graduate’s pay ranges between INR 4 to 12 LPA.

The standard abbreviation for a Master of Laws degree is ‘LLM.’ The acronym comes from the Latin term for the qualification, ‘Legum Magister,’ with ‘legum’ being the plural of ‘lex,’ which means law. Latin pluralizes the Master of Laws to ‘LLM’, as it does the ‘LLB’.

The level of the course is the primary distinction between LLB (Bachelors of Law) and LLM (Masters of Law). The LLB is a bachelor’s degree programme, whereas the LLM is a post-graduate programme for students who have previously finished their bachelor’s degree.

In the realm of legal studies, an LLM PhD is a higher degree of qualification. Successful LLM PhD graduates can go on to work as legal professors at law schools and universities.

Yes, LLM is a 2 years course.

Thus, we hope that this blog has helped you understand the varied essentials of LLM. If you are planning to study a master’s degree in Law abroad and don’t know where to begin, take the help of Leverage Edu ’s AI-based tool that narrows down a suitable course and university combinations as per your skills and aspirations and assists you in making an informed decision to sail further in your professional journey.

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A comprehensive list of scholarships law graduates can apply for while doing LLM

This article is written by Vanya Verma from O.P. Jindal Global University. This article covers a comprehensive list of scholarships that an LLM student can apply for.

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This article contains a list of scholarships that an LL.M. candidate should be aware of. The candidate wishing to apply must visit the link of the scholarship program provided.

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The list of scholarship programs is as follows:

J.N. Tata Endowment

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The Kapila & Nirmal Hingorani Foundation Pegasus Scholarship (KHFPS)

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The Rhodes Scholarship

Commonwealth Scholarship

Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarship

Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellowship

The Felix Scholarship

The Schwarzman Scholarship

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Stanford University recently published a paper titled ‘Can LLMs Generate Novel Research Ideas?’ The study found that ideas generated by LLMs (large language models) were rated significantly more novel than those from human experts. 

To reach this conclusion, over 100 NLP researchers were asked to come up with new ideas and review both LLM-generated and human-generated ideas without getting to know their source. The results showed that LLM ideas were considered more innovative (with statistical significance, p < 0.05), although they were rated slightly lower in terms of feasibility.

The approach is similar to Japanese AI startup Sakana AI’s AI Scientist , which automates the entire research lifecycle. It generates novel research ideas, writes necessary code, executes experiments, summarises results, visualises data, and presents its findings in a complete scientific manuscript.

Interestingly, the startup claimed that each idea is implemented and developed into a full paper at approximately $15 per paper.

Generating new ideas is relatively easy for LLMs, thanks to their extensive training on large datasets and ability to combine various concepts. However, they continue to face challenges with advanced reasoning. 

Meanwhile, OpenAI is preparing to release its new model, Strawberry, which is expected to offer improved reasoning capabilities.

Chai Discovery, a biology startup founded by a former OpenAI employee, recently introduced Chai-1, an advanced foundation model that predicts molecular structures crucial for drug discovery. Innovations like these show that LLMs are close to driving significant research breakthroughs.

“The ability of LLMs to combine concepts from vast datasets in ways not typically thought of by humans can lead to ideas that are considered more novel. This might be because LLMs aren’t constrained by the same cognitive biases or conventional thinking patterns that humans have,” said DigitalVibes.ai founder Anthony Scaffeo . 

He added that LLMs can make connections across different fields or unrelated data points, which might not be intuitive or immediately obvious to human experts.

“My student’s comment on the paper about LLMs generating more novel research ideas than humans is making the rounds. I think this says more about NLP researchers than about LLMs. Ouch,” joked Subbarao Kambhampati , professor of computer science at Arizona State University.

“I am not gonna let no LLM beat me in generating novel NLP research ideas!,” he quipped. Interestingly, Kambhampati has been quite vocal about LLMs being bad at reasoning and planning.  

He said that models like GPT-3, GPT-3.5, and GPT-4 are poor at planning and reasoning, which he believes involves time and action. According to him, these models struggle with transitive and deductive closure, with the latter involving the more complex task of deducing new facts from the existing ones.

Can They Really Do Research?

Today several researchers have not experimented much with LLMs to generate new novel ideas, instead they have been predominantly using it to review the research papers.

Apparently, Meta AI chief Yann LeCun argues that while LLMs cannot reason and plan, they are still a good tool for reviewing papers. “Reviewers (as in human reviewers) should be able to use the tools they want to help them write reviews. The quality of their reviews should be assessed based on the result, not the process,” he said.

Meta AI launched Galactica, an LLM for research, in November 2022, just weeks before ChatGPT. However, it was taken down after three days due to criticism over generating misleading or offensive information. LeCun remains unhappy about it to this day . 

However, not everyone agrees with LeCun.

“AI-generated reviews of scientific papers are increasing, vacuous, and need to be stopped quickly. They reduce the author’s trust in the review process. Proposal: someone who is judged to have submitted such a review is banned from submitting to the same conference/journal for two years,” said Micheal Black, director, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems.

Adding to this perspective, Mukur Gupta, an applied scientist at Apple, recounts his frustrating experience with an LLM-generated review.

“I love AI as an assistant. But after getting an LLM-generated review for my NeurIPS paper last month (which was total crap and useless), I’m a little skeptical about AI discovering true novelty,” said Gupta. 

He explained that LLMs could be a game-changer for interdisciplinary research or for uncovering new problems in fields—where human experts, limited by their working memory and attention span, may struggle to grasp more than a handful of domains. 

“LLMs, with their ever-expanding knowledge base, offer the potential for cross-pollination of ideas.”

“But when it comes to deep, niche, and fundamental breakthroughs, I’m not buying it—hence my disappointment with that NeurIPS review,” he added.

Use AI to Brainstorm, Not Write

Lately, there has been a growing trend of researchers using LLMs to write papers. According to recent data, the use of the term ‘ delve ’ in the abstracts gradually increased through 2022, jumped noticeably in 2023 (when ChatGPT became widely available), and has continued to rise in 2024.

The future of research should be a collaboration between humans and LLMs to generate truly innovative ideas. According to Stanford’s paper, human ideas often prioritise feasibility and effectiveness over novelty and excitement, which can limit their creativity. 

On the other hand, LLMs struggle to judge the quality of ideas. By combining the strengths of both humans and LLMs, we can pave the way for exciting research.

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