Why Choose LLM (Master of Law)?
- Advanced Legal Knowledge: Deepens expertise in specialized areas of law.
- High Career Growth: Opens doors to corporate law, international organizations, and policy-making roles.
- Judicial & Academic Pathways: Opportunities to become a judge, legal scholar, or professor.
- Global Opportunities: Law professionals with an LLM (Master of Law). from India can work in international legal sectors.
Curriculum:
The LLM (Master of Law). program focuses on advanced legal studies and research, covering:
- Jurisprudence & Legal Theory
- Constitutional & Administrative Law
- International Trade & Business Law
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Cyber Law & Data Privacy
- Environmental & Energy Law
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
- White-Collar & Economic Crimes
- Legal Research & Writing
Internship/Practical Training:
- Internships at law firms, courts, corporate legal departments, and international organizations
- Moot courts, legal aid programs, and arbitration training
- Research work and paper publications in legal journals
Job Prospects:
Graduates can find employment in law firms, corporate legal teams, judicial services, government agencies, international organizations (UN, WTO, World Bank), and NGOs.
Top recruiters include:
- Law firms (Amarchand Mangaldas, Luthra & Luthra, Khaitan & Co.)
- Corporate companies (Tata Group, Infosys, Reliance, Wipro, HCL)
- Judiciary & Litigation (High Courts, Supreme Court, District Courts)
- Government departments (Legislative and Judicial bodies, Law Commissions, PSUs)
Salary Range:
- Entry-level: INR 6 lakh to 12 lakh per annum
- Mid-level/Senior roles: INR 15 lakh to 30 lakh per annum (varies by specialization and experience)
Further Studies:
After completing an LLM (Master of Law), students can pursue:
- Ph.D. in Law (for academic and research careers)
- Judicial Services Exams (for becoming a judge)
- Certifications in specialized legal fields like Arbitration, International Law, or Cyber Law
