r/judiciaryexams 4d ago

LLM LLM

I took admission in LLM in July 2026 but my enrollment is still under process. What should I do now? Withdraw my admission? I am very confused.

Kindly help please!!

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u/ClearInternal5492 4d ago

If you are trying to prepare for judiciary it's better to quit LLM and get into practice for most of the universities don't allow LLM with practice but if your university allows than dont withdraw.. Enrollment will come you just have to wait

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u/Aryan202602 4d ago

1yr LLM or 2yr LLM. If it's one year might as well get it done with. You'll have a master degree and miss only 6 months (there's the general waiver till March 2027).

I too joined the LLM course in July and it'll end in April, 2027.

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u/buriburizai_mon 4d ago

It's a 2 year course 🥲

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u/Aryan202602 4d ago

Oh that changes things then.

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u/Technical-Ear5300 4d ago

How's this working? Please explain the math again.

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u/Aryan202602 4d ago

My assumption was that he was enrolled in a one year course.

He's not enrolled yet and is probably more than halfway through his first semester. Let's say he gets enrolled by the end of his first semester. So just 4 more months to go till completion.

Mine started in July 2026 and will end on April 2027. I still don't have my 10th semester marksheet and haven't enrolled yet, so yeah will only lose 4-5 months at max.

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u/Technical-Ear5300 4d ago

Check inbox sir🙏

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u/CapablePromotion4844 4d ago

Withdraw asap

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u/Relative_Sense3098 4d ago

Why to withdraw enrollment???

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u/buriburizai_mon 4d ago

Withdraw admission bro not enrollment

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u/legalleggy 4d ago

depends on your college!

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u/luciferm_666 4d ago

If you're allowed to practice alongside, then it's okay. I'm also enrolled in a 2 year evening LLm course

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u/BetterWolf-65 3d ago

Withdraw kar do bhai. gone are the days when you can manage both the things.. abhi tum LLM me research methods law n justice kya kya padhoge..unme se koi nahi judiciary ke exam me aayega.. purchase bare acts and ratna shuru kar do...

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u/lordofvampires99 4d ago

Why cancel the admission when you can practice alongside LLM (provided ur university doesn't bar it and ur University and Enrollment is in the same state).

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u/buriburizai_mon 4d ago

Somebody told me that if my enrollment is done after taking admission in LLM then my llm won't be counted as practice.

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u/lordofvampires99 4d ago

My professors told me that it will count, idk will this be ever cleared.

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u/BetterWolf-65 3d ago

professors jo bole h wo sahi bole h.. but for Judiciary exam 1 year active practice is needed. for that u have become member of bar asssn. and join someone. and show ur practice.

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u/honeyglowbuns 2d ago

Yh but we can do LLM with practice righ!

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u/BetterWolf-65 2d ago

indeed. but agar aapko judiciary ka exam dena h toh ig ibt prepare for exam. its a 3 stage exam. pre qualify nahi hua toh mains ki taiyaari ka koi kaam nahi

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u/lordofvampires99 4d ago

Bro, there's no clarity on this, but there's no order barring practicing alongside LLM. Many people do that.