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    The Indian Law Institute, New Delhi

    The Indian Law Institute, New Delhi

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    The Indian Law Institute, Opp. Supreme Court Of India Bhagwan Das Road New Delhi-110001.

    Approved by
    : UGC
    Type
    : Government
    Accreditation
    : NAAC
    Year of Establishment
    : 1956
    Status of Autonomy
    : Deemed University
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    About The Indian Law Institute, New Delhi

    The Indian Law Institute

    Courses Offered

    LLM - Master of Laws

    Branch: Corporate Laws, Cyber Laws, International Law, Labour Laws, Criminology, Energy Laws
    • Duration
    • : 1 Years
    • Study Mode
    • : Regular
    • Seat Intake
    • : 39
    • Fees Yearly
    • : ₹ 10000
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    Facilities

    • wifiWIFI
    • libraryLIBRARY
    • auditoriumAUDITORIUM
    • cafeteriaCAFETERIA
    • lecture_labLECTURE LAB

    Sports Facility

    • cricket_groundCRICKET GROUND
    • football_groundFOOTBALL GROUND
    • basketball_courtBASKETBALL COURT
    • vollyball_courtVOLLYBALL COURT
    • swimming_poolSWIMMING POOL
    • indoor_sportsINDOOR SPORTS
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