Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi Admission 2024: Application Form, Eligibility, Dates, Selection Process, Courses

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Indian Law Institute, Delhi was founded in 1956 with the objective of promoting and conducting legal research in India. ILI offers LL.M & PG Diploma programs in various Specializations. Indian Law Institute (ILI) also offers online Certificate & Ph.D. courses in Law. Candidates seeking admission in LL.M & Ph.D. programs can apply online by visiting the official website of the Indian Law Institute on payment of INR 3000 for Ph.D. and INR 2500 for LL.M as application fee.

Selection for LL.M is done through the merit obtained in the National Level entrance exam conducted by ILI, i.e. ILI Common Admission Test (ILICAT).
Admission to P.G Diploma programs at ILI is done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
Admission to Ph.D. programs is performed through a written test conducted by the Institute followed by Presentation and Interview.
M.Phil passed or UGC NET/ SLET or GATE qualified candidates are exempted from the Ph.D. admission Test. Such candidates have to appear in the interview round only.

Read More: ILI Delhi Fees Structure

Table of Content

Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi Admission Highlights
Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi LL.M & PG Diploma Admission
Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi Ph.D. Admission
Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi FAQs

Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi Admission Highlights

Name of the Institute	Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi
Institute Type	Deemed University
Basic admission criteria	All India Admission Test (ILICAT): LL.M
	Ph.D.: ILI Based Entrance or GATE/ SLET/ UGC NET
	PG Diploma: Merit-Based
Application Mode	Online
Entrance mode	Online
Counseling	Conducted by the Institute
Reservation	5% and 10% relaxation in the qualifying marks will be offered to SC/ST& PH and Kashmiri Migrants respectively

Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi LL.M & PG Diploma Admission 2023

ILI Delhi offers one-year LL.M and PG Diploma courses in law disciplines at postgraduate level. Selection for LL.M program is done on the basis of marks obtained in ILICAT. The basic eligibility criteria for LL.M course is a Bachelor’s degree in law. PG Diploma courses require a graduation degree in any stream.

Course name	Specialization	Seats	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Criteria
LL.M	_	36	Passed LL.B. Degree (with not less than 50% marks) from any University recognized by Bar Council of India or an equivalent Law Degree from any Foreign country with Minimum 50% marks in aggregate.	Valid ILICAT score Followed by Subjective written test and Personal Interview.
PG Diploma	Alternative Dispute Resolution	60	Graduate Degree from a recognised University.	On the basis of marks obtained in the Qualifying Examination.
	Corporate Laws & Management	100
	Cyber Law	60
	Intellectual Property Rights Laws	100

Key Points:

Candidates appearing in the qualifying exam can also apply but need to provide the passing certificate at the time of admission.
LL.B or MA in Social Sciences is the minimum eligibility criteria for admission to PG Diploma in Labour Law. Commencement of this course will subject to enrollment of at least 40 students.
The institute offers a scholarship of INR 30000 to top two students on the basis of All India Law Admission Test merit.

ILICAT LL.M Details: Admission Test for LL.M is an objective type paper with maximum 140 marks for the duration of two and half hour. Final admission to LL.M program is granted by considering the following parameters:

Component	Max. Marks
LL.M Admission Test	140
Publication/ Research/ Writing Skills	40
Viva-Voce (for shortlisted candidates)	20
Total	200

Indian Law Institute (ILI) Delhi Ph.D. Admission 2023

The candidates aiming to apply for Ph.D. need to have a Master’s Degree in Law from a recognized university. The admission is done on the basis of an entrance exam followed by Personal Interview and subject-specific presentation.

All qualified candidates shall make a presentation before the Admission Committee on the proposed topic of research on the date notified by the Institute.

Course name	Specialization	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Criteria
PH.D.	Law	Passed LL.M. Degree from a recognized university with minimum 55% marks in aggregate.	Candidates will be selected on the basis of their performance in written test followed by a presentation on proposed topic of research & interview.

Note: The candidates who have qualified UGC-NET, JRF, SLET, and M.Phil are exempted from taking the admission test.

ILI, Delhi Ph.D. Entrance Test pattern: A written test of three hours duration will be conducted for the candidates who have not qualified UGC NET/JRF, SLET and M.Phil. The written test will consist of two papers.

Shortlisted Candidates will be called for Presentation of their Research Proposal followed by Interview. The candidates of exempted category will be shortlisted based on the Research Plan submitted by them along with the application form. All qualified candidates will have to perform their presentation before the Admission Committee on the proposed topic of research on the date notified by the Institute

FAQs

Ques. What are the top courses offered by Indian Law Institute?

Ans. Indian Law Institute offers courses like LLM, PG Diploma, PhD and different certification courses in the field of Law.

Ques. What is the cost of studying for an LLM degree in ILI?

Ans. LLM courses from Indian Law Institute costs around 92,000 INR/Year.

Ques. When will the Registration for online Application start?

Ans. Registration for online application for admission has started from May 01, 2021. The last date for registration is Jun 01, 2021.

Ques. What is the selection process for LLM courses in ILI?

Ans. Selection for the LLM courses are done through the merit obtained in the all India based common Entrance Test (ILI Common Admission Test: ILICAT) conducted by ILI.

Ques. What is the reservation criteria for admission in ILI?

Ans. 5% and 10% relaxation in qualifying marks are given to SC/ST/PH candidates and Kashmiri Migrants respectively.