Are there any scholarships available for masters in LLM at reputed colleges like Oxford and Cambridge?
Yes, both Oxford and Cambridge offer scholarships for students pursuing a Master of Laws (LLM).
- Oxford: Scholarships like the Clarendon Fund and Felix Scholarships (for Indian students) provide full or substantial funding. These are highly competitive and typically require a strong academic record.
- Cambridge: The Cambridge Trust and Commonwealth Shared Scholarships are available for outstanding Indian students, also focusing on academic excellence and financial need.
Scholarship criteria and availability are subject to change. With your law degree (57%) and 48 months of work experience, strong professional achievements can help, but most scholarships prioritize academic excellence. Your IELTS score will also be important for eligibility.
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