What is the eligibility criteria, especially CGPA, for getting scholarships for LLM programs?
Yes, you are academically eligible for many LLM scholarships with your 8.5 CGPA in law.
- Most scholarships require a minimum CGPA of 7.5 - 8.0/10 or a first-class degree.
- Some Indian universities set the bar at 60% or higher in LLB or equivalent, and may require a specific CGPA in the first year of LLM.
- Additional factors often include letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, work or internship experience, and sometimes standardized test scores like IELTS.
Scholarship requirements can change, so check each program’s current criteria.
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