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PU revives 2-yr LLM (Evening) programme

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Aug 02, 2025 IST
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Panjab University has announced the revival of its two-year LLM (evening) programme at the Department of Laws from the academic session 2025–26. The course is being reintroduced as a self-financed programme with an intake capacity of 42, along with four seats for NRIs and 10 for foreign nationals.

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Prof (Dr) Vandana Arora, Chairperson, Department of Laws, said the applications for admission will be accepted from August 1 to 11(up to 12:30 pm), and admission will be based on the LLM entrance test conducted by Panjab University on June 17.

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The evening programme is tailored for working professionals, judicial officers, academicians and others who wish to pursue advanced legal education but are unable to attend regular day-time classes.

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