What is the structure of the KLEE question paper for LLM?

<p>The KLEE question paper for LLM (Master of Laws) &nbsp;differs from the one for LLB (Bachelor of Laws) programs. The details about the LLM KLEE question paper structure:</p><ul><li><strong>Number of Questions: </strong>200 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)</li><li><strong>Total Marks:</strong> 600 Marks (3 marks for each correct answer)</li><li><strong>Negative Marking:&nbsp;</strong>1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer.</li></ul><p>However, unlike the LLB exam, the KLEE for LLM is divided into two parts instead of sections:</p><ul><li><strong>Part A (100 Questions, 300 Marks): </strong>This part covers foundational legal knowledge across various areas of law. It might include questions on jurisprudence, constitutional law, law of contracts, law of torts, criminal law, and legal interpretation.</li><li><strong>Part B (100 Questions, 300 Marks):&nbsp;</strong>This part focuses on specialised legal knowledge relevant to different LLM specializations offered by universities. The specific topics covered in this part will depend on the chosen specialization.</li></ul>

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