How much does Cambridge LLM cost?

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Students who want to join the LLM programme at the University of Cambridge should submit tuition between INR 36L and INR 58L. They should also pay for insurance and other costs. The University of Cambridge tuition fee and other fee component for LLM is given below:

Fee components	Amount (for 9 months - 2 years)
Tuition	INR 36.09 L - 58.73 L
Insurance	INR 93.9 K
Others	INR 59.9 K
Total fee	INR 37.63 L - 60.27 L

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