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Master of Laws [L.L.M]

at Jamia Millia Islamia University-[JMI]

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Fees

Fees at Jamia Millia Islamia University for the Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law [BALLB] {Hons.} program distinctly differ between the two offered batches. Regular batch students pay an annual tuition fee of INR 10,000, while those in the self-finance batch incur higher yearly charges of INR 40,000. This differentiation is based on ranks achieved in entrance examinations.

Admission fees for the program are approximately INR 200, with no additional hidden charges involved. Financial assistance is available through various scholarship options, including the JMI Teachers Association scholarships, the Reliance Scholarship program, and others accessible via the National Scholarship Portal, primarily benefiting students from minority communities or those with financial need.

Eligibility

Applicants need a bachelor's degree in law from a recognised university, either the three-year LLB taken after graduation or the five-year integrated law degree taken after school. A minimum aggregate is prescribed, with the usual relaxation for reserved categories, and final-year LLB students may generally apply subject to producing their result before admission. Selection at Jamia Millia Islamia is made on merit in a written admission test, which typically covers general legal principles and the core subjects of the LLB. The qualifying marks, the reservation and internal-quota rules and the cut-off in each specialisation are fixed afresh every session, so check the prospectus and admission notification released for the year you are applying in.

About Master of Laws [L.L.M]

The Master of Laws at Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi is a postgraduate law degree for candidates who already hold a bachelor's degree in law and want to specialise rather than practise generally. Teaching moves away from the broad survey of the LLB and into close reading of statutes, case law and academic commentary in a chosen branch such as constitutional and administrative law, criminal law, corporate and commercial law, or international and human rights law, with a dissertation that requires the student to defend an argument of their own. Seminar work, legal research method and writing carry as much weight as examinations. The degree suits litigators wanting depth in one field, candidates preparing for the judicial services or the UGC-NET, and anyone aiming at law teaching, policy research, legal publishing, or in-house advisory work in Delhi's regulatory and corporate ecosystem.

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