What is the selection process for LL.M and what is the minimum CLAT score required?
To get admission to an LL.M. program, universities generally conduct an entrance exam. The Consortium of NLU's conducts the CLAT exam annually to provide admission to UG and PG programs in various law universities and colleges in India.
To be eligible for the CLAT LLM 2024 exam, aspirants should mee
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To get selected a certain criteria and procedure is followed, the candidate must have completed their LLB degree (5-year or 3-year LLB) from a university recognised by the BCI. the candidate must atleast have 45% Aggregate in their 12th. for SC/ST candidate the criteria is 40%.There is no age limit
Upvote The selection process for LL.M (Master of Laws) programs typically involves meeting certain eligibility criteria and achieving a minimum score in the entrance exam, such as the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for admission to National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. The minimum CLAT score require
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No, both are different exams, but both are conducted nationwide. CUET LLB will be conducted by NTA, while CLAT 2027 will be conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities.
No, CLAT is generally considered more difficult than CUET as CLAT exam requires more intense reading and preparation. It also involves intense time pressure as candidates are required to read around 15,000 words across 30 passages before answering the questions.
NLSIU Bengaluru, which has held the top spot in the Law category every year since NIRF introduced it in 2018.
No, the NIRF Law Ranking 2026 will be released soon by the Minsitry of Education on its official website.
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