How are the seats allocated for LLM at Indian Law Institute?

At the postgraduate level, the Indian Law Institute Delhi offers a one-year LLM course to students. The university also provides PhD, one-year PG Diploma, and other certificate courses to students. There are a total of two certificate courses provided by the university, namely a Certificate Course in Cyber Laws and a Certificate Course in IPR. 

Indian Law Institute LLM degree admissions are based on the following eligibility criteria:

• A Law degree from a foreign university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade as per AIU Guidelines

The other option is mentioned below

• LLB degree (with not less than 50% marks) from any university/institute which is recognised by the Bar Council of India to be eligible for enrolment as an advocate in India

Some of the common challenges faced by the students of Indian Law Institute Delhi are not college-specific but generic. In the first year, students face issues such as adjusting to the new university environment, study pressure, and others. Over the years, the students adjust to this environment and start enjoying the university environment. 

Yes, the scholasrhips are available for worthy, needy students studying at Indian law Institute Delhi. Some of the scholasrhips are Merit Scholarship and Merit-cum-Means Scholarship. Also Gold Medals are awarded to Meritorious Students at ILI. For more information, students can check the official website of the institute. 

Yes, ILI Delhi offers PG Diploma programme in four specialisations which are Alternative Dispute Resolution , Corporate Laws and Management, Cyber Law.