How can I get admission to Cambridge for LLM?

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    Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    To take admission to Cambridge University LLM course, students are required to meet the below-given entry requirements:

    • Minimum academic entry requirement: A first class degree in Law from a UK university or its equivalent from an overseas institute. This means students will typically be placed well within the top 10% of law students in their jurisdiction
    • A proof of English language ability: IELTS (7.5 overall, with 7 in each of the individual sections) or TOEFL (110 overall, with at least 25 in each section)
    • Proof of nationality
    • Financial document

    Also Read: Masters of Law in UK

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