Integral University LLM FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between LLM Criminal Law and LLM International Law at Integral University?
Ans. LLM Criminal Law and Forensic Science focuses on criminal justice systems, criminal procedure, evidence law, and forensic investigation techniques. It prepares students for careers in criminal law practice, prosecution, and criminal justice administration. LLM International Law, on the other hand, focuses on international legal frameworks, treaties, international human rights, and cross-border legal issues. LLM Criminal Law is ideal for students interested in criminal justice and forensic science, while LLM International Law suits those interested in international legal practice and diplomacy. Both are 1-2 year programs recognized by the Bar Council of India.
Ques. What are the career opportunities after completing LLM Criminal Law?
Ans. Graduates have diverse career options including criminal law practice as advocates, positions in prosecution offices, legal consultancy in criminal matters, forensic analysis roles, government service through civil services exams, judicial service, legal research in criminal justice, and positions in NGOs working on criminal justice reform. The average salary package for LLM Criminal Law graduates ranges from 5-8 LPA, with experienced professionals earning 15-25 LPA. Many graduates also pursue higher studies like Ph.D. in law or specialized certifications in forensic science.
Ques. Is the LLM Criminal Law program recognized by the Bar Council of India?
Ans. Yes, the LLM Criminal Law and Forensic Science program at Integral University is Bar Council of India (BCI) recognized. Graduates are eligible to practice law as advocates in courts across India. The university maintains compliance with all BCI regulations and standards for legal education. However, graduates must pass the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) to practice as advocates. The program meets national standards for postgraduate legal education and is designed to enhance specialized knowledge in criminal law.
Ques. What is the eligibility criteria for LLM Criminal Law admission?
Ans. The minimum eligibility for LLM Criminal Law admission is a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from a recognized university with minimum 55% marks. Candidates must also qualify IUET 2026 (Integral University Entrance Test). The program is open to law graduates from any background, including those who completed their LLB from other universities. Candidates appearing in their final LLB examination in 2026 can apply provisionally and must submit their marks sheet by July/August 2026 to confirm admission.
Ques. What is the fee structure for LLM Criminal Law, and are there any additional charges?
Ans. The annual tuition fee for LLM Criminal Law is ₹55,000 rupees, making the total course fee ₹1,10,000 rupees for the 2-year program. This includes examination fees, library fees, and laboratory/practical fees. Hostel fees are optional and charged separately at approximately ₹85,000-90,000 per annum if students choose to stay on campus. Additional charges may apply for special programs, field visits, or co-curricular activities. Payment is made through demand draft drawn in favour of "Treasurer, Integral University" payable at Lucknow. Caution money deposited at admission is refundable upon course completion after clearing all dues.
Ques. How important is IUET performance for LLM Criminal Law admission?
Ans. IUET performance is crucial for LLM Criminal Law admission as merit lists are prepared based on IUET scores combined with academic credentials. A higher IUET score improves chances of admission and may also qualify candidates for merit-based scholarships. The exam is conducted online every Monday from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Candidates must apply through the official admission portal and pay the application fee of ₹1,000 rupees. The entire selection process is transparent and merit-based, ensuring fair evaluation of all applicants.











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