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Study Law Abroad

An LLM abroad can specialise you in international, commercial or human rights law. Qualifying to practise abroad usually needs further local exams.

What you’ll study

International lawCommercial lawHuman rightsDispute resolutionLegal researchSpecialist electives

Is it right for you?

It suits you if you want to specialise or work internationally. Qualifying to practise abroad needs local exams.

Typical entry requirements

An LLB for most LLM programmes. IELTS 7.0 is common for law.

Best Countries For Law

Yearly cost in rupees (tuition + living, rough estimate) and work rights after study.

UK

Rs 87 lakh – Rs 1.7 crore a year

Work: 20 hours a week in term, then the Graduate Route.

USA

Rs 76 lakh – Rs 1.9 crore a year

Work: On-campus work only at first; OPT after graduation (longer for STEM).

Ireland

Rs 68 lakh – Rs 1.3 crore a year

Work: 20 hours a week in term; Stamp 1G stay-back after graduation.

Netherlands

Rs 62 lakh – Rs 1.1 crore a year

Work: Limited hours in term; one-year “orientation year” after graduation.

Belgium

Rs 36 lakh – Rs 69 lakh a year

Work: Part-time work allowed.

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Careers After Law

Corporate lawyer
Legal adviser
Policy analyst
Compliance officer

Studying Law Abroad: FAQs

01What are the entry requirements to study Law abroad?

An LLB for most LLM programmes. IELTS 7.0 is common for law.

02Which country is best for Law?

UK, USA, Ireland are strong choices for Law, but the best one depends on your budget, grades and career plans.

03Which universities are best for Law?

Universities known for law include Harvard University, University of Oxford, Yale University, University of Bologna, University of Chicago.

04Are there scholarships for Law?

Yes. Options include DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme (Public Policy & Good Governance), Chevening Scholarships, Fulbright Program (master’s & PhD), Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships.

05Which tests do I need for Law?

Most programmes need an English test (IELTS or TOEFL).

06Is Law right for me?

It suits you if you want to specialise or work internationally. Qualifying to practise abroad needs local exams.

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