What is the criteria to pursue M Phil in law?

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a year ago

The course aims to provide a holistic approach towards understanding the law, administration, human rights and various judicial aspects. The course is available both in regular mode and correspondence mode. Candidates who are willing to pursue this course must hold LL. M. degree with a minimum of 50% marks.

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Ravi Verma | Contributor-Level 6

a year ago

The course aims to provide a holistic approach towards understanding the law, administration, human rights and various judicial aspects. The course is available both in regular mode and correspondence mode. Candidates who are willing to pursue this course must hold LL. M. degree with a minimum of 50% marks.

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Abirlal Bhattacharjee

a year ago

The eligibility criteria to pursue M.Phil in law is a LL. M. degree from any of the recognised university, the percentage required in LL. M. vary according to the college and the university standards.

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Bishal Shaw

a year ago

M.Phil Law in India is a two-year postgraduate course that deals with law and order administration and procedures. It is more of a research-based course in the field of law and legal procedural management. The course aims to provide a holistic approach towards understanding the law, administration, human rights and various judicial aspects. The course is available both in regular mode and correspondence mode. Candidates who are willing to pursue this course must hold LL. M. degree with a minimum of 50% marks. There are many colleges in India and abroad that offer the postgraduate course of M.Phil in Law.

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MANISH AGGARWAL | Contributor-Level 7

4 years ago

M.Phil in law is a 2-year post-graduate academic research course in the domain of law and legal administration/procedures. The minimum eligibility criteria required for providing admission to the course is a minimum of 50% (Relax able for reserved category students) marks at PG level in the respective domain.

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Aanchal Aggarwal Looking out for others. | Guide-Level 11

5 years ago

Hello,
The eligibility to pursue M.Phil in law is LL. M. degree. The admission percentage varies across colleges.
All the best.

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PUSHPAK DHOOT | Contributor-Level 8

5 years ago

To pursue M.Phil., one must have Masters degree in Science, arts or engineering. Candidates have to be compelled to acquire fifty-five marks within the subject chosen form. Phil. Course in Gurgaon or associate allied subject at the postgraduate level to be thought of eligible for the course. The proportion norm might terribly kind Institute to Institute. A written take a look at is also conducted to assess the candidates information. Those that qualify within the written take a look at are going to be needed to seem in an associate interview. Sure institutes release entrance takes a look at if the candidate has qualified in the web, SE

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5 years ago

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konatham Abhishek HeLpINg HaNd FiRsT | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

Dear Rani
The minimum eligibility criteria required for providing admission to the course is a minimum of 50% (Relax able for reserved category students) marks at PG level in the respective domain. Thank You!