Content Curator | Updated on - Apr 8, 2026

The L.L.M. (Family Law) at Amity Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (AIALS), Noida is a 1-year full-time postgraduate law programme offered under Amity University Uttar Pradesh. The course spans 2 semesters and is specifically designed for law graduates seeking to specialise in family and personal laws, covering subjects such as Marriage and Matrimonial Remedies, Family Property and Succession, Family Disputes Resolution, Comparative Public Law, Law and Justice in a Globalising World, and Legal English and Research Methodology, culminating in a Dissertation. The total tuition fee for the Non-Sponsored category is INR 1,44,000 for the complete course duration. The programme is popular among LL.B. graduates who wish to deepen their expertise in family law, matrimonial disputes, child custody, inheritance, and personal laws, preparing them for careers in family law practice, legal consultancy, and academia.

Admissions for the 2026-27 batch are currently open. The Round 1 application deadline was March 31, 2026. Students are advised to apply at the earliest as admissions are offered on a rolling basis. The next round of applications is expected to open shortly, with the batch likely commencing in July/August 2026.

Key Points

The programme is offered at Amity Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (AIALS), a specialised institute within the Amity University Noida campus focused on advanced legal education.
The curriculum covers the full spectrum of family law including marriage, divorce, matrimonial remedies, child custody, family property, succession, and dispute resolution.
A Dissertation in Semester 2 provides students with research skills and the opportunity to specialise in a specific area of family law.
The programme emphasises contemporary legal issues, societal impact, and the evolving dynamics of family structures in India and globally.
The 1-year duration makes it a time-efficient route to a postgraduate law qualification, enabling students to enter the workforce quickly.
Graduates are well-positioned for roles as family law advocates, legal consultants, mediators, and academics.

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Amity Noida LLM Fees

The L.L.M. (Family Law) programme at AIALS, Noida is priced at INR 72,000 per semester for the Non-Sponsored category, amounting to a total tuition fee of INR 1,44,000 over 1 year (2 semesters). Sponsored category students pay INR 1,08,000 per semester, totalling INR 2,16,000. Hostel accommodation is optional and available separately.

Tuition Fee Structure

Fee Component	Non-Sponsored (Per Semester)	Non-Sponsored (Total - 2 Semesters)	Sponsored (Per Semester)	Sponsored (Total - 2 Semesters)
Tuition Fee	INR 72,000	INR 1,44,000	INR 1,08,000	INR 2,16,000
Application Fee (one-time)	INR 1,500	INR 1,500	INR 1,500	INR 1,500
Total Fees	INR 73,500 (Sem 1)	INR 1,45,500	INR 1,09,500 (Sem 1)	INR 2,17,500

Hostel Fee Structure

Hostel Fee Component	Amount
Non-AC Room (per year)	INR 1,00,000
AC Room (per year)	INR 1,85,000
Hostel (Mandatory?)	No - Optional

The application fee of INR 1,500 is a one-time, non-refundable payment.
Hostel fees are not included in the total tuition fees above; they are optional and charged separately.
Hostel fees do not include food/mess charges.
Scholarship recipients are required to pay full fees initially; the scholarship amount is adjusted against Semester II payment.
No EMI details are officially published; students may explore education loan options through the university's tie-ups with banks.
Fees are subject to revision by the university each academic year.

Amity Noida LLM Admission 2026

Admissions to the L.L.M. (Family Law) programme at AIALS, Noida are based on LL.B. marks and a Personal Interview. There is no mandatory entrance exam for admission. The 2026-27 admission cycle opened in November 2025, with Round 1 closing on March 31, 2026. Further rounds are expected to continue through mid-2026.

AIALS Noida Admission Dates

Event	Date
Application Window Opens	November 1, 2025
Round 1 Application Deadline	March 31, 2026
Personal Interview (Rolling Basis)	Ongoing (post application)
Scholarship Application Deadline	August 31, 2026
Document Verification for Scholarship	By October 31, 2026
Expected Batch Commencement	July/August 2026 (Tentative)

CLAT PG 2026 Dates

Exam	Event	Date
CLAT PG 2026	Registration Start	August 1, 2025
CLAT PG 2026	Registration End	October 31, 2025
CLAT PG 2026	Admit Card Release	November 22, 2025
CLAT PG 2026	Exam Date	December 7, 2025
CLAT PG 2026	Answer Key Release	December 10, 2025
CLAT PG 2026	Result Declaration	December 16, 2025

Note: AIALS does not mandate CLAT PG for L.L.M. (Family Law) admission. Admission is based on LL.B. marks and a Personal Interview. CLAT PG scores may be considered for scholarship purposes.

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must have passed LL.B. or an equivalent law degree from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for Sponsored/reserved category).
Candidates from any LL.B. specialisation are eligible to apply.
Candidates must have completed their LL.B. through a full-time, regular mode of study from a recognised university.

Admission Process

Visit the official Amity University website (amity.edu) and fill out the online application form.
Pay the application fee of INR 1,500 online.
Upload required documents: LL.B. marksheets, Class X and XII marksheets, passport-size photographs, and any entrance exam scorecards (if applicable).
Shortlisted candidates are called for a Personal Interview.
Final selection is based on LL.B. academic performance and interview performance.
Offer letter is issued to selected candidates; fees must be paid to confirm the seat.

Amity Noida LLM Scholarships 2026

Amity University Noida offers a scholarship programme for L.L.M. (Family Law) students, primarily based on Class XII merit and graduation performance. Scholarships are valid for the first year only, with continuation subject to the university's internal merit policy. Students must apply by August 31, 2026, and submit original marksheets to the Admissions Office by October 31, 2026.

Scholarship Eligibility

Scholarship Type	Eligibility	Scholarship Amount
PG Merit-Based Scholarship	95% aggregate in CBSE/ISC Class XII and 80% in Graduation	100% of tuition fee (1st year)
PG Merit-Based Scholarship	90% - 94.9% aggregate in CBSE/ISC Class XII and 75% in Graduation	50% of tuition fee (1st year)
Sports Scholarship	International Participants	100% of tuition fee
Sports Scholarship	National Medal Winners (Gold/Silver/Bronze)	50% of tuition fee
Sports Scholarship	National Participation	25% of tuition fee
Martyr's Scholarship	Wards of deceased defence/paramilitary personnel	100% of tuition fee

Scholarships are applicable on academic/tuition fees only and do not cover Security Deposit, Hostel, or Mess charges.
PG merit-based scholarships require Class XII from CBSE/ISC boards and graduation from Indian universities only.
There should be no year gap between Class XII and Graduation for PG scholarship eligibility.
Graduation must be through full-time, regular mode of study from a recognised university.
Limited scholarship seats are available on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Students must pay full fees initially; scholarship amounts are adjusted against Semester II payment.
Scholarship application deadline: August 31, 2026.
Document submission deadline for scholarship: October 31, 2026.

Amity Noida LLM FAQs

Q1. What topics are covered in the L.L.M. (Family Law) programme at AIALS, Noida?

A1. The programme covers a comprehensive range of family law topics including Marriage and Matrimonial Remedies, Family Property and Succession, Family Disputes Resolution, Comparative Public Law, Law and Justice in a Globalising World, and Legal English and Research Methodology. The second semester includes a Dissertation, allowing students to research a specific area of family law in depth.

Q2. Is L.L.M. (Family Law) a good career choice in India?

A2. Yes, family law is a growing and socially significant area of legal practice in India. With increasing awareness of legal rights in matrimonial disputes, child custody battles, domestic violence cases, and inheritance matters, there is a steady demand for family law specialists. Graduates can work as family law advocates, mediators, legal consultants, and academics, or join NGOs working on women's rights and child welfare.

Q3. What is the total fee for L.L.M. (Family Law) at Amity Noida?

A3. The total tuition fee for the Non-Sponsored category is INR 1,44,000 over 1 year (INR 72,000 per semester x 2 semesters). An additional one-time application fee of INR 1,500 is charged. Hostel fees are optional and charged separately. This makes it one of the more affordable L.L.M. programmes in the NCR region.

Q4. Can I pursue L.L.M. (Family Law) after completing a 5-year integrated law programme?

A4. Yes, graduates of 5-year integrated law programmes (BA LL.B., BBA LL.B., B.Com LL.B.) are eligible to apply for the L.L.M. (Family Law) at AIALS, Noida, provided they have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate in their LL.B. degree.

Q5. Does the L.L.M. (Family Law) programme at Amity cover personal laws of different religions?

A5. Yes, the programme covers personal laws applicable to different religious communities in India, including Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Parsi personal laws, as well as the Special Marriage Act. The comparative study of these laws provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the diverse legal frameworks governing family matters in India.

Q6. What is the difference between L.L.M. (Family Law) and other L.L.M. specialisations at Amity Noida?

A6. The L.L.M. (Family Law) is specifically focused on personal and family laws, matrimonial disputes, child rights, and succession. Other L.L.M. specialisations at Amity Noida include Business Law, Tax Law, Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Banking and Insurance Law, Medical and Health Law, Media and Entertainment Law, and International Trade Law. Students should choose based on their area of interest and career goals.