What is the difference between 1-year LLM and 2-year LLM? Can I appear for NET or SET exam after completing 1-year LLM?
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Hello Bapu, There is not much difference between 1-year or 2-year LL. M. course. It depends on the specialisation and the college norms. Yes, you are eligible to appear in the UGC NET under Law subject, as you have the post-graduation and that's what the UGC NET eligibility says. You can also check the detailed eligibility from the mentioned link https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility click here.
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