LL.M. (1 Year / 2 Year)

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Specializations offered

(i) Commercial Arbitration
(ii) Corporate Law
(iii) Constitutional Law
(iv) Criminal Law

LL.M. (1 Year)

Duration	1 Yrs
Intake	20
COURSE FEES (Per annum) for Indian Nationals in Rupees	1,64,500
COURSE FEES (Per annum) in US $ For PIO/NRI Students	US $ 5000
Criteria of Selection	Merit preparation/ short listing of candidates shall be on the basis of score in MRNAT/ Graduation Qualifying Examination.
Eligibility Criteria	Law Graduate with LL.B. of either 5 years integrated or 3 year degree as per UGC norms.

LL.M. (2 Year)

Duration	2 Yrs
Intake	40
COURSE FEES (Per annum) for Indian Nationals in Rupees	1,26,000
COURSE FEES (Per annum) in US $ For PIO/NRI Students	US $ 4000
Criteria of Selection	Merit preparation/ short listing of candidates shall be on the basis of score in MRNAT/ Graduation Qualifying Examination.
Eligibility Criteria	Pass in LLB or 5 Year Integrated Law course with 50% or more marks in aggregate. Preference shall be given to the law graduates with experience of 3 years or more

Note: Percentage Marks refer to the Marks /equivalent CGPA obtained in UG Law Degree program , i.e. LLB

The calculation of percentage marks or equivalent CGPA shall be as under:
1. If the undergraduate degree is 5 year Integrated program, then cumulative percentage of 5 years shall be calculated;
2. If the undergraduate degree is 3 years Law Program, then the cumulative percentage of 3 years shall be calculated.

Program Structure LL.M. (1 Year)

Foundation/Compulsory Papers (3 papers of three credits each) (45 Class hours per subject)
Optional/Specialization Papers (6 papers of two credits each) (30 Class hours per subject)
Dissertation (three credits)

LL.M. (1 Year) Detailed Syllabus

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Why do LL.M. from MRU

Distinguished Faculty: Our students are taught by the some of the great and the good amongst Indian and international practitioners and academics.
Blended Learning: Our LL.M. programs offer a blend of online and offline classes, with flexibility built into the academic schedule to accommodate the work-life commitments of students.
Personalized Mentoring: The small class size allows for individual attention and personalized mentoring by our faculty.
Centre of Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR): The Faculty of Law’s specialised ADR research centre, Centre of Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR) offers students the opportunity to participate in various arbitration events organised and supported by the Centre. They will also have the opportunity to work as research assistants with the Centre on exciting research projects.
Networking Opportunities: Students also have the opportunity to attend numerous webinars, workshops, conferences, field visits, and other networking events.