LLM in Contract Law
LLM in Contract Law is a specialisation of LLM, taking 2 years. Eligibility: LL.B. or equivalent. Below are the universities and colleges we list for it, and you can ask a counsellor which one suits you.
Key facts
- Level
- Postgraduate
- Duration
- 2 years
- Modes allowed
- Regular
- Discipline
- Law
- Eligibility
- LL.B. or equivalent
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Where you can study LLM Contract Law
| Institution | Location | Mode | Action |
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Asian International University
Private university · UGC 2(f)
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Imphal West, Manipur | Regular | Details |
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Questions students ask
Can I do LLM Contract Law online or through distance learning?
No. Under current UGC rules LLM Contract Law is not permitted in online or distance mode, so a valid LLM Contract Law has to be a regular, on-campus programme. Be careful of anyone offering it online.
What is the eligibility for LLM Contract Law?
LL.B. or equivalent. Individual universities may set higher cut-offs or an entrance test.
How long is LLM Contract Law?
LLM Contract Law takes 2 years.
Do you charge for counselling?
No. Counselling with EducationistGuru is free. You pay fees only to the university, against an official receipt.