What is the maximum age criteria for LLB at Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia? My age is 33. I have done MBA and want to take admission in LLB.
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There is no age limit for LLB examination this academic year, as the Supreme Court has stayed Bar Council of India's (BCI) notification fixing age limit for law courses. -
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Hi,
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.
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Admission to the LLM programme at Faculty of Law is provided through merit and reservation policies, respectively. The intake of the total number of seats is filled through the JMI exam, which admits candidates in order of merit. In the allocation process, it will include reservations to make sure there is representation from different sections of society. Candidates who get above the cutoff marks in the selection process are invited for counselling when the exam results are out, at which point candidates will fill up their choice of institutions according to their rank.
Faculty of Law, JMI offers 60 seats for LLM course for the 2024 academic year. Candidates seeking admission to the LLM course must register for counselling in which seats are allotted to the eligible candidates. Once selected, they need to provide all the relevant documents for verification. The mentioned seat allotment is sourced from the official/ sanctioning body. It is inductive and hence, still subject to change.
Yes, the Faculty of Law offers the self-financed LLM specialisations, such as Personal Law, Corporate Law, and Criminal Law. In its LLM programme, each specialisation will have 10 seats, both in the regular and self-financing categories. More precisely, self-financed LLM courses offer an alternative to the students who may not get admission into the seats available in the regular mode. Whereas the self-financing courses have different fee structures, the regular programmes are allowed more latitude in enrollment options to prospectively seek law studies at Faculty of Law, JMI.
The cut-off for the last round in LLM in Personal Law at Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Law, was 71.5 marks in the all India general category in 2024. Cut-off is the minimum mark that needs to be attained to take admission to the programme offered at the Faculty of Law for LLM in Personal Law via the entrance conducted by JMI. However, the self-financed LLM programmme had markedly lower cut-offs in 2024. Thus, it highlights how competitive the regular programmme are.
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