Can a M.Sc math student apply for LL. M? I have completed M.Sc degree with 89 percentage.

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    vaishnavi shukla LLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    Hi Mohan, in order to be eligible for a Masters in Law, you must have completed your graduation in Law. As you have already done your M.Sc. you don't have to study 5 year integrated law. Instead, you can directly apply for 3 year LL.B. and on successful completion of which you can apply for LL.M.

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