Is CLAT required for LLM at Indian Law Institute?

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a year ago

Yes, CLAT is required for LLM.All eligible candidates must fill the CLAT application form before the last date. The consortium released the updated eligibility criteria of CLAT for admission to 5-year LLB and LLM courses on its official website.LL. B. Degree (with not less than 50% marks) from any U

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2 years ago

Yes, CLAT is required for LLM. The candidates seeking admission to a one-year LLM course at ILI need to fulfill the eligibility criteria:

  • The candidate should have cleared graduation with 50% marks in aggregate from any recognized university.
  • As per the relaxation granted for these reserved categories

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