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Updated 10 months ago
LLM can be pursued in two ways, LLM regular program (a 2-year program) and LLM 1-year program. Usually, an LLM 1-year program is pursued mostly by working law professionals. This LLM 1-year program has less fee if compared with the regular LLM course.
You can also check the Jindal Global School of Law which is offering an LLM 1-year program in 4 specializations including Corporate & Financial Law, AI and Emerging Technologies, Intellectual Property & Technology Law, and Dispute Resolution. To get more information on the 1-year LLM, you can visit the official website of College Vidya and find the colleges that are offering this program along with their fee and eligibility criteria.
Updated 10 months ago

An LL.M. course is a PG degree that is 2 years in duration and requires full-time commitment. Most LLB graduates do not pursue LLM just because of a lack of time and other responsibilities. However, now after the digitalization of education, you have an option to pursue an Online LLM course, which is just 1 year long and can be completed flexibly while continuing practice as a lawyer or being in a job.