CHRIST LLM FAQs
Ques. Is the LLM Corporate and Commercial Law at CHRIST University Bangalore currently accepting applications?
Ans. The Session 1 admissions for the 2026-27 batch at Bangalore Central Campus are now closed (deadline was March 18, 2026). The next session at Bangalore Central is expected to open around December 2026. However, if you wish to join in 2026, you can apply to CHRIST's Delhi NCR or Pune Lavasa campuses where Session 2 applications are open until May 4, 2026.
Ques. What subjects are covered in the LLM Corporate and Commercial Law programme at CHRIST University?
Ans. The programme covers a wide range of corporate law subjects including Comparative Public Law, Research Methodology and Legal Writing, International Trade Law, Globalisation, Law and Justice, Investment Laws (Semester 1), and Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Governance, Seminar on Contemporary Issues, and Teaching Practice and Dissertation (Semester 2). The curriculum is designed to cover both theoretical and practical aspects of corporate and commercial law.
Ques. What career options are available after LLM Corporate and Commercial Law from CHRIST University?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers in corporate litigation, in-house counsel roles at companies, regulatory bodies like SEBI and NCLT, academia, legal research, and public sector legal services. The specialisation is particularly valued for roles in mergers and acquisitions, competition law, international trade, and corporate governance advisory.
Ques. Is the LLM from CHRIST University recognised for teaching positions in law colleges?
Ans. Yes, an LLM from CHRIST University (a UGC-recognised deemed university) is a valid qualification for applying for assistant professor positions in law colleges, subject to clearing the UGC-NET (Law) examination. The programme's emphasis on teaching practice and research methodology specifically prepares students for academic careers.
Ques. Can I pursue the LLM Corporate and Commercial Law at CHRIST University through distance or online mode?
Ans. No, the LLM Corporate and Commercial Law at CHRIST University Bangalore is offered only in full-time, on-campus mode. There is no distance or online version of this programme at the Bangalore Central Campus. Students are required to attend classes regularly on campus.
Ques. How does the LLM Corporate and Commercial Law at CHRIST University compare to other law schools in Bangalore?
Ans. CHRIST University's School of Law is consistently ranked among the top law schools in India. The LLM programme is UGC-compliant, research-oriented, and benefits from CHRIST's strong industry connections, international collaborations, and one of the best law libraries in the country. The relatively affordable fee structure (approximately Rs. 2.03 Lakhs for the full programme) compared to other private law schools makes it an attractive option for aspiring corporate lawyers.
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