Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science, Lucknow, India

LL. M. (Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration)

School of Legal Studies

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The LLM in Criminal Law is a specialized postgraduate program designed for law graduates aspiring to deepen their understanding of criminal justice and related disciplines. This program combines theoretical and practical aspects, emphasizing comparative and interdisciplinary approaches to equip students with advanced legal knowledge and skills. Admission to this program requires candidates to qualify for the PG CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) of the admission year. Selection is based on a merit list derived from the PG CLAT scores. Eligibility criteria include completing a three-year LL.B. after graduation or a five-year integrated law program with at least 50% aggregate marks or an equivalent grade.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
  • Internships with cybercrime cells, IT companies, law enforcement agencies, and international cybersecurity organizations and industries.
  • Engagement in research and policy formulation projects under expert mentorship.
SemesterSr noCourseCodeCourseCourseCredit
Sem-11SLMLCL-S1-P1Comparative Public Law3
Sem-12SLMLCL-S1-P2Research Methods and Legal Writing3
Sem-13SLMLCL-S1-P3Law and Justice in Globalizing World3
Sem-14SLMLCL-S1-P4Criminal Justice System3
Sem-15SLMLCL-S1-P5Theories and Principles of Criminal Law3
Sem-16SLMLCL-S1-P6Internship2
Sem-21SLMLCL-S2-P1Forensic Justice2
Sem-22SLMLCL-S2-P2Criminal Justice System & Human Rights2
Sem-23SLMLCL-S2-P3Victimology and Restorative Justice2
Sem-24SLMLCL-S2-P42“Elective Course:Financial Crimes2
Sem-25SLMLCL-S2-P41“Elective Course:Transnational Crimes”2
Sem-26SLMLCL-S2-P5Internship2
Sem-27SLMLCL-S2-P6Dissertation5

Candidate has to qualify PG CLAT exam of the admission year and admission is based on merit list of PG CLAT Score of the admission year; and Passed three year LL.B. programme after graduation or five year integrated law rogramme with 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent.

  1. On the basis of Entrance Exam.
  2. Multiple Choice Questions and No Negative Marking.
  1. On the basis of Entrance Exam.
  2. Multiple Choice Questions and No Negative Marking.
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