MATS LLM FAQs
Ques. What is the total fee for LLM at MATS School of Law?
Ans. The total tuition fee for the 2-year LLM at MATS School of Law is INR 1,00,000, payable at INR 50,000 per year. Hostel charges, if opted for, are separate and range from INR 60,000 to INR 1,20,000 per year. The LLM here is among the most affordable postgraduate law programmes in Chhattisgarh, suitable for practicing advocates and fresh LLB graduates alike.
Ques. Is CLAT-PG mandatory for LLM admission at MATS School of Law?
Ans. No, CLAT-PG is not mandatory. MATS School of Law considers CLAT-PG scores as one merit criterion, but direct merit-based admission on LLB aggregate is also offered. Candidates must have completed their LLB degree from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks to be eligible for the LLM programme.
Ques. What are the specialisation options in LLM at MATS School of Law?
Ans. The LLM at MATS School of Law covers advanced topics in areas such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Law, International Law, and Human Rights Law. Students select a specialisation in the first year and complete a dissertation or research thesis in the second year. Prospective students are advised to confirm the current specialisation options directly with the institution before applying.
Ques. Can practicing advocates pursue LLM at MATS School of Law?
Ans. Yes, practicing advocates who hold an LLB degree with a minimum of 50% marks are eligible to apply for the LLM programme at MATS School of Law. The 2-year full-time structure is designed for both fresh LLB graduates and legal professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in a chosen area of law.
Ques. What career paths does an LLM from MATS School of Law open?
Ans. An LLM is particularly valuable for those seeking to enter academia as law lecturers or professors, as most universities require a postgraduate law degree for faculty positions. LLM holders also qualify for research positions, senior roles in legal departments of public sector banks and government ministries, and the UGC-NET Law examination, which is required for teaching positions in Indian universities.
Ques. Is the LLM from MATS University recognised for UGC-NET eligibility?
Ans. An LLM from a UGC-recognised university generally qualifies a candidate to appear for the UGC-NET Law examination, which is the national eligibility test for assistant professor positions in Indian colleges and universities. MATS University is a state private university recognised by the UGC under Section 22 of the UGC Act. Candidates are advised to verify current UGC-NET eligibility norms on the NTA official website before applying, as requirements are periodically updated by NTA and UGC.
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