LLM (Intellectual Property Laws)
The School of Law focuses on quality teaching and research in law through the On-Campus One Year Master of Law (LL.M) programme. Besides the traditional classroom lectures, the school uses diverse modes of teaching, like tutorials, group discussions, seminars and case study methods. This course also includes a scrupulous internship programme in order to equip the students with practical experiences in the relevant field. Currently, there are three branches of specializations offered on the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS).
This One-year LL.M is a regular, full-time intensive programme on trimester mode.
The curriculum is structured in such a way that the pass outs from the school are well trained to obtain coveted positions in the corporate world in addition to the regular avenues in the legal profession, teaching and research.
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LLM (Intellectual Property Laws)
This specialization is market-relevant and ever in demand among the students. This course exposes the students to a wide range of issues and perspectives relating to intellectual property law, practice, and policy. It covers substantive law on all major intellectual property rights, including copyright, trademarks, designs, patents, and common law protection of intellectual property rights. From IP attorney to IP analyst, from IP advisors to law firms, from academics to research, the opportunities are never-ending.
Who can prefer this Course
Eligibility
Admission Eligibility
The candidate must possess a Bachelor Degree in Law or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to General Category/OBC and 45% marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST category.
Admission process
The selection will be through a 2-stage process. Stage-1 considers the score obtained in CUET. Based on the merit list generated on the basis of CUET scores, candidates will be called to appear for Stage-2 in-person. This stage considers the performance in Group Discussion, Presentation and Personal Interview which shall be held in-person at the School of Law.
Criteria for Preparation of Final Merit list (2022-2023):-
| S.No | Component | Marks | Remarks |
| 1. | Stage I- Admission Test | 70 | CUET scores will be converted to 70 marks |
| 2. | Stage II- Group Discussion, Presentation and Personal Interview | 30 | To be held in-person at the School of Law |
| Grand Total (Stage I + Stage II) | 100 | - | |
Programme Evaluation
Evaluation of this programme shall be based on internal assessment and end-term examination for 50% each. The students are required to complete six core papers and a dissertation along with a dedicated 21-day internship. Apart from that, the students need to complete four elective papers from the specialization cluster and can choose two more electives from the other clusters.
