HRIT LLM Constitutional Law FAQs
Ques. What topics are covered in LLM Constitutional Law and Administrative Law at HRIT?
Ans. The LLM in Constitutional Law and Administrative Law at HRIT University covers advanced topics including constitutional jurisprudence, fundamental rights and directive principles, separation of powers, judicial review, writ jurisdiction under Articles 32 and 226, administrative law principles, delegated legislation, natural justice, and constitutional remedies. The curriculum also includes comparative constitutional law and recent developments in Indian constitutional adjudication at the Supreme Court level.
Ques. Is HRIT’s LLM Constitutional Law recognised by the Bar Council of India?
Ans. Yes, HRIT University’s Faculty of Legal Studies and its LLM programme including the Constitutional Law specialisation are approved by the Bar Council of India. BCI approval is mandatory for postgraduate law programmes in India. Graduates are eligible to enrol as advocates with the State Bar Council and may appear before high courts and the Supreme Court after gaining the required practice experience.
Ques. What career options are available after LLM Constitutional Law from HRIT University?
Ans. Graduates specialising in Constitutional Law and Administrative Law from HRIT can pursue careers as public law advocates before high courts and the Supreme Court, law officers in central and state government departments, assistant public prosecutors, faculty in law schools, legal researchers for public interest organisations, and candidates for state judicial service examinations. Proximity to Delhi offers direct access to the Supreme Court and major constitutional law chambers.
Ques. Is CLAT PG required for LLM Constitutional Law at HRIT University?
Ans. No, CLAT PG is not required. Admission to LLM at HRIT University is based on HRIT HNAT performance or merit in the qualifying LLB degree. Candidates apply directly at hrituniversity.edu.in. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until September 10, 2026. Students with LLB from any BCI-recognised institution and 55% aggregate are eligible to apply without a centralised entrance exam score.
Ques. What is the minimum LLB percentage required for LLM at HRIT University?
Ans. Candidates must have a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in LLB or an equivalent law degree for LLM admission at HRIT University. For SC/ST candidates, the minimum is 50%. Candidates who appear in HRIT HNAT are assessed on aptitude test performance alongside their LLB marks. No age limit is prescribed for the LLM programme as per Bar Council of India norms.
Ques. Can I switch from one LLM specialisation to another at HRIT University?
Ans. The specialisation is confirmed at the time of LLM admission at HRIT University. Students seeking a change after admission should contact the Faculty of Legal Studies admissions office directly. The other specialisations available at HRIT include Crimes and Torts and Intellectual Property Rights. All specialisations share the same total fee of INR 99,800 and 2-year duration, making a transition administratively straightforward in the first semester.







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