The Master of Laws (L.L.M.) in Investment and Securities Law at the National Institute of Securities Market (NISM), Mumbai, requires applicants to have at least 50% in LLB or equivalent. Selection hinges on the CLAT PG score, personal interviews, and CMAT examination performance, which is crucial for scholarship eligibility. Industry professionals with three years of experience and NRI candidates are assessed through online interviews. The course fees are Rs. 2.46 lakhs for one year, with Indian candidates paying Rs.

2,16,575 initially, while NRI candidates pay Rs. 1,56,275. Industry-sponsored students face costs of Rs. 2.6 lakhs per semester, and hostel charges are Rs. 95,000 annually for single occupancy with AC. Despite the fees being on the higher side, NISM offers scholarships and waivers totaling approximately INR 29 lakhs, including Merit Scholarships and Fee Waivers for top-ranked students and economically disadvantaged students, ensuring affordability. The faculty is well-qualified, offering practical insights and fostering an adaptable learning environment.

NISM's placement cell attracts companies like Mahindra Mutual Fund, HDFC Bank, and Wipro, offering roles such as financial analyst and portfolio manager, with salaries ranging from 5 LPA on average to a high of 12 LPA. Additionally, internships with entities like IDBI Bank provide essential market training. NISM's comprehensive support and industry connections ensure students gain substantive experience and employment opportunities in the financial sector.

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L.L.M, Investment and Securities Law

Reviewed on Jun 21, 2020

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Fee Structure And Facilities:

The fee structure of every course differs on different basis as I had opted for masters of law I had to pay a sum of rupees 2.46 lacs for 1 year. Though the fee structure is quite high but the college provides scholarships to the meritorious students and also the facility of payment on installment basis which reduces the risk of paying a huge amount at a time.

Soumya

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Reviewed on Jun 17, 2020

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Fees and Financial Aid:

The students who have secured top rank in the previous examination are given 50% tuition wavier. The students who belong to economically backward section whose parents family income is less than 4 lpa are given concession of 50% in the tuition fees for the first term. 50% wavier is also given to students from reserved category. Those who have scored a minimum of 75% in CAT/ATMA/MAT are also provided with 50% wavier in the fees.

Abhisek

Reviewed on Jun 13, 2020

My experience in NISM.

NISM is one of the best colleges to provide L.L.M in the Securities market and its demand in the market is high so the fee for the course is also quite high. The total fee costs around Rs 5 lakhs for 2 years course.

Vaghela

3.5

Reviewed on Jun 11, 2020

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Several scholarships, tuition fee waivers are available for us and designed to cater to different students from various categories. In all, NISM has instituted 27 such scholarships and tuition fee waivers amounting to approx. INR Rs. 29 lakhs.

Hemanth

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Our college avails us with various scholarships opportunities and also tution fees waiver are availabl. NISM has instituted 27 such scholarships and tuition fee waivers Some of the schemes are: Merit Scholarship, Fee Waivers for students based on admission merit criteria and more options are available.

Aman

Reviewed on Jun 10, 2020

LLM at an esteemed institution

The fee structure to pursue LLM at National Institute of Securities Market - [NISM] is rather inexpensive as compared to any other institution offering the same course. The total fee for the course is ?2.46 lakhs.

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