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What is the minimum eligibility requirement at Ishan Institute of Law for LL.M.?

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    Rankit Mandal | Contributor-Level 7

    8 months ago

    For pursuing LL.M (Master of Law) a 2 year programme for specialisation in fields like constitutional law, international law, human rights, criminal justice law, etc. in the  College the Law student should have to meet some criterias like:

    1. Student should complete 3 year/ 5 year LL.B exams.

    2. Student should have scored above 55% in the qualifying LL.B exam.

    3. Reserved catagory students should score at least 45% in the qualifying LL.B exam.

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