Can I get into ICFAI Law School LLM with 70% in class 12th?

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    Ashish Rana | Contributor-Level 9

    a year ago

    Yes, you can get into ICFAI Law School LLM with 70% in class 12th. The minimum eligibility criteria for admission to the LLM programme is a graduation in Five Year Integrated / Three Year Law or equivalent Degree recognised by The Bar Council of India with a minimum of 50% Marks or equivalent CGPA. However, securing a good score in the ILSAT (PG) entrance exam is also important for getting admission to the program.

    Here is a table summarizing the eligibility criteria for admission to the ICFAI Law School LLM program:

    Eligibility CriteriaRequirement
    Educational QualificationGraduation in Five Year Integrated / Three Year Law or equivalent Degree recognised by The Bar Council of India
    Minimum Marks50% Marks or equivalent CGPA
    Entrance ExamILSAT (PG)

    In addition to the above eligibility criteria, you should also have a strong academic record, a good command of

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