Can I get admission to Indian Law Institute for LLM with 60% in Class 12th?
Though 12th marks are really important to get into professional courses like Engineering, in general for offering an L.L.M programme the university checks for whether the student has a Bachelor's Degree in LAW (L.L.B) or Equivalent. It also checks for minimum marks which varies for different categor
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Yes, maybe you can.
Admission to the LLM (Master of Laws) programme at the Indian legal Institute (ILI) may be based on a candidate's performance in their undergraduate legal degree rather than their Class 12th scores.
To learn more about the qualifying requirements for the LLM programme at ILI, I rec
Upvote While Class 12th marks matter, they don't define your ILI LLM admission chances. Focus on your LL.B. grades, ILI CAT performance, work experience, extracurriculars, and recommendation letters.
So, in order to get admission to ILI you should try to have:
1)Strong LL.B. GPA is crucial.
2)Ace the ILI CAT
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