Program Fees for LLM For Working Professionals

The duration of an LLM program for working professionals may vary from university to university. The authority or the dean of Law in certain universities decides the duration of this course for working professionals. However, in the majority of the universities, this program is of one to two years duration.

Multiple exams are conducted to check the eligibility of the students who wish to pursue a law degree. These exams are conducted by either the university itself or the Government of India. Major exams that are considered for admission are CLAT, LSAT, AIAT, SET, CUET DU, and more.

Most universities consider CLAT marks for admissions, however, NLU (National Law University) is the only university that does not consider CLAT marks so far. It conducts its own entrance exam and based on the merit list, they take admissions.

CLAT is one of the most considered exams for admission to Law school. Each year, the difficulty level of the questions is increasing, so students must practice and prepare for the exam accordingly.

Mathematics is the most complex part of the CLAT exam which comes in the qualitative techniques section. One wrong answer will deduct a 0.25 mark in the name of a negative mark. Thus, no hit-and-trial method will apply to this section or even to the whole exam. Students need to work on their Mathematic or numerical ability part.