LLM
The Master of Laws (LLM) degree allows a law graduate to specialise in any legal sub-stream. It provides thorough knowledge, an unparalleled experience, and the opportunity to learn from top professionals about law and legal affairs of the country. Shoolini University has designed this course to give an overview of trademarks and trademark law and practices in countries around the world. International treaties, conventions and agreements also come under the scanner.
We have regular updates from the corporate sector and guest lectures by Judges and Advocates of the High Court and Supreme Court.
Key areas of research
Tax Law | Criminal Law | Constitutional Law | Indian Laws International Laws
Career Opportunities after LLM
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Placements
Course Name
LLM
Eligibility
LLB/ BALLB with minimum 55% marks.
Admission Criteria
SAT/CLAT/ GMAT or Shoolini University's multiple choice entrance test, and faculty interaction.
Duration
2 years
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