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LL.M. (master of law) after LL.B.
Degree
A 1-year or 2-year master's in law for lawyers who want to specialise or teach. Many national law universities admit through CLAT-PG.
Who can join
LL.B. or equivalent degree.
Courses and options inside this path
- LL.M. in constitutional, corporate, criminal and other law
Entrance exams and entry routes
What you can do after this
- Law teaching and research
- Senior roles in law firms and companies
- Judicial services preparation
Next steps
- Read the eligibility and admission process on the official links below.
- Compare at least 3 institutions: recognition (UGC / AICTE / the relevant council), teachers, placements and total cost.
- Look at scholarships for this course on this site and apply early.
Official links
Fees change every year and differ by college and state, so they are not listed here. Check the fee structure on the official admission site before you decide. Career guidance on this page is general information compiled from official sources and is not a substitute for the official notification of an exam, college or scheme. Dates, eligibility and fees change every year. Always confirm on the official link before you pay or apply.
Frequently asked questions
What is LL.M. (master of law) after LL.B.?
A 1-year or 2-year master's in law for lawyers who want to specialise or teach. Many national law universities admit through CLAT-PG.
Who can join LL.M. (master of law) after LL.B.?
LL.B. or equivalent degree.
Which exams or entry routes are used for LL.M. (master of law) after LL.B.?
CLAT-PG. Always confirm dates and rules on the official website.
What can you do after LL.M. (master of law) after LL.B.?
Law teaching and research; Senior roles in law firms and companies; Judicial services preparation.