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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/rules-abolishing-one-year-llm-to-come-into-effect-from-2022-23-bci-to-sc/articleshow/80858436.cms
https://exam.buddy4study.com/one-year-llm-course-to-be-abolished-from
the joint LLM programme between NLUD, WIPO and the Office of Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks
NLUD seems to be on a roll with innovative LLM programmes
and then do PhD from NLUD, you will get recruited in any of the NLUs
or do LLM from any foreign uni with scholarship and then do PhD from there
I am a student of a Tier 3 NLU, planning for academia. What are the prospects in teaching, if I do my LLM from a Non - NLU or State university? or how much it matters? Will UGC NET, with a good CGPA in Graduation and PG suffice? What should be my approach for it.
Please guide me, it's much needed.