Hey folks, can anyone share insights related to LLM in Technology Laws at SAI and career prospects? Is it worth considering as the University is as such not well-known and far from my home town, but the program seems to be good. Please share your experiences if you are or have studied there. Their Daksha fellowship is also interesting.

They have got a set of good faculty, a good dean and curriculum. If you're doing it from India, then it is not a bad option. Maybe better than most NLUs since they focus on the Masters programme more than the NLUs do.

Thanks. Look forward to more insights from others as well, including on recruitment as generally LLMs are not seen as a significant value edition in corp law jobss.

What the hell are you smoking? OP give CLAT and aim for NLS. Progress further for a PhD if you wish from abroad. But you need NLS at any cost for LLM. Especially if you're a non-nlu llb.

Totally false. NLS LLM is no more prestigious than any other NLU LLM. Moreover, like all other NLUs, NLS focuses more on its BA LLB and now 3 Year LLB courses than LLM, the latter students being treated as second class citizens. No matter what the fanboys keep parroting, that's the truth.

True, most NLUs are centred around UG program only or as NALSAR clearly spells out in its brochure, its LLM is for people looking to move into academics.

Nujs is a good option.

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