Hello

According to your score in CLAT 2019 which is 75  there are decent chance that you will get into your desired college.  below i will share a link where you can predict your rank and predict your colleges by cutoff

https://law.careers360.com/clat-rank-predictor?icn=CLAT_rp&ici=CLAT_article_view_sticky

With 90 marks your AIR can be around 426-438.

Now there are 632 PG seats through CLAT OH and there 'll be around 50 PSU posts recruited through CLAT PG.

So the chances of landing a seat with a score of 90 will depend on the category of applicant.

If you are a NRI candidate you should get a seat in the NLSIU ,Bengaluru.Whereas if you are in the Unreserved category you will land a seat in one of the newer NLU s.

Thank you.

It is a good score. 

NIT Trichy you have a chance to get into it.It also depends on your category.

All the best! 

Hello aspirant,

Yes, there is some subjective question asked in the exam. There are 150 question in total of 150 maximum marks. Exam pattern for LLM program encompass topics from Constitutional law, Jurisprudence, contract, Trots, criminal law, IPR, etc.

You may also refer to the link given:

CLAT PG 2019 Exam - Dates, Application Form, Pattern, Cutoff, Process

https://law.careers360.com › exams › clat....

Good luck!!

Hello Somu,

In order to download previous papers for CLAT PG kindly visit links given below,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern/amp

https://law.careers360.com/download/clat-pg-sample-papers-previous-years

Exam pattern for CLAT PG is as follows:

• Candidates will be given multiple choice choice where they need to mark any one of the four choices given.
• Aspirants of postgraduate law programmes will be given 150 questions to attempt to qualify CLAT 2019.
• Candidates will be awarded 1 mark each for correct answer in CLAT 2019 paper and 0.25 marks will be deducted for every incorrect response from the total CLAT score. Non-attempted questions will be awarded zero marks as no marks will be deducted for this.

• Candidates to appear in CLAT 2019 to seek admission into the postgraduate law programmes need to attempt the law examination from the following sections -

• Law of Torts

• Family Law

• Criminal Law

• International Law

• Property Law

• Jurisprudence

• Law of Contracts

• Intellectual Property Law

All the Best.

Hello Seeth,

Candidates appearing in CLAT PG 2019 need to be well versed with the exam pattern of CLAT PG 2019 for the postgraduate law programmes as it will not just give them a fair idea as to what should be expected out of them but would also help them to devise a strategic plan. As per the CLAT PG Exam Pattern , candidates will be given 2 hours time to attempt the offline paper. The paper will consist of 150 questions of 150 marks where questions from the Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law and International Law topics will be asked. Candidates will be given multiple choices where they need to mark any one of the four choices given. The candidate will be awarded 1 mark each for correct answer and 0.25 marks will be deducted for every incorrect response. Non-attempted questions will be awarded zero marks . There is no mention of any descriptive type paper in the official notification of CLAT PG 2019 exam pattern, so I am sure there would be only objective type questions. If you wish to get more information about the exam, you can check out our link below. Good Luck!

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat-pg

Hello Amisha, 

According to the eligibility criterias for clat, any student applying for postgraduate law programme or for LLM, must have a bachelor's degree in law. 

Students must secure a minimum of 55% in his/her qualifying degree. While for the students belonging to the reserved category should obtain a minimum of 50% only. 

For any further details regarding eligibility please refer to the following careers360 link. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria/amp

All the best!

One-year LLM programme was introduced in India by UGC in January 2013 which recommended to set up a Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS) in the prescribed manner to offer the 1-year LLM programme.

It started at select law schools in 2013–14. In the last 3 years, many law schools, mostly National Law Universities, leading private law schools/universities and some of the central/state universities have introduced one-year LLM programmes in India.

The one year LL.M. programme shall have 24 credits with three mandatory courses of 3 credits each (making a total of nine credits), six optional courses of 2 credits each (making a total of 12 credits) and a dissertation of 3 credits. University may increase credit for dissertation up to 5 credits and decide how teaching and examinations have to be organized, grades determined and what specializations to be offered.

The best places to explore studying a one-year LLM programme in India could be the following institutions:

• Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat 

• National Law Schools/Universities of Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Bhopal, Jodhpur, Raipur, Gandhinagar, etc.

• Indian Law Institute, Delhi

• Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai - LLM in Access to Justice

• Azim Premji University, Bangalore - LLM in Law & Development

• TERI University, New Delhi - LLM in Environment & Natural Resources Law