LLM in India is a Master’s-level programme in Law designed to develop advanced legal knowledge, critical analysis, and research skills beyond the undergraduate LLB. The course is offered by national law universities, central/state universities, and private institutions, with specialisations such as Constitutional Law, Business/Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property Law, International Law, Human Rights, and Taxation. The curriculum generally includes core papers on legal theory and research methodology, along with elective papers aligned to the chosen specialisation, seminars, and a dissertation. Teaching methods commonly include case-law discussion, drafting exercises, presentations, and research-led learning. Admissions are usually based on LLM entrance tests (notably CLAT PG) and/or university-level exams, followed by counselling or interviews as per institutional rules. With 549 colleges offering LLM in India, the programme provides diverse options across fee bands and formats, including 1-year and 2-year structures depending on university and regulations.