UGC one year LLM programme 2014
academic year 2014 UGC to introduce one-year LLM programme
After a lot of discussion and conferences, the University
Grants Commission (UGC) has decided to introduce a one-year LLM programme in universities from academic year
2013-14. An expert committee constituted by the UGC has submitted the guidelines for introduction of the
one-year LLM programme.
The programme will be introduced only in universities/ institutions with a centre for post graduate legal studies.
The universities fulfilling guidelines will be allowed to conduct the one-year programme.
The main reason the UGC is converting the two-year programme to a one-year course is to prevent brain drain of law students.
The programme will be introduced only in universities/ institutions with a centre for post graduate legal studies.
The universities fulfilling guidelines will be allowed to conduct the one-year programme.
The main reason the UGC is converting the two-year programme to a one-year course is to prevent brain drain of law students.
Developed countries have one-year post graduation programme.
Indian students prefer to study and
subsequently work there which is a major cause for worry for
our country. UGC prescribes 90 days of compulsory teaching for LLB courses.
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