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Which IIT and IIM provide a PhD in Law ? I am aware of the one in IIT Kharagpur. But that's an IP intensive one. Any others for an HR or Tech law ?
IIMC provides an option for Corp-law related PhDs. Depends on the faculty, really. If you have got experts, then such proposals will be accepted. IIT KGP also offers PhD options in law other than IP. Criminal Law and International Refugee Law for sure.
IITB Eco degree is favoured more over those from DSE and JNU? Lol, goes to show that you have got no clue about that field.
Okay. Just check the list of economics alumni who have graduated from the institutions and then continue your baseless rant.
Looking at alumni and basing an institution is like looking in the rearview mirror and driving forward.
Yes, of course, only you are qualified to comment on the entire field of economics. JNU has a reputation it can't get rid of.
LI anonymous hai to ye log kuchh bhi non sense likh dete hai.
i think iit demand eligibility 2year LLM programme and not one year LLM at NLUS. so it mean if a guy done one year LLM programme at NLU not eligible for PHD at IIT
Not at all. It is unlikely that it will ever be. NLUs have been admitting 1-year LLM students every year, as are other universities.
1 year LLM should stay. Moreover now you can even skip that and go from UG to PhD. Just like MPhil, masters will be redundant soon.
UG students who can barely write a seminar paper without chatgpt will now directly be doctoral scholars. Wow.
Does any IIT or IIM provide PhD in International law ?
Unfortunately no. If you're interested in international studies, the only worth is JNU. The rest don't have any decent scholars or scholarships.
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