What steps do I need to take to pursue my master's degree abroad in law, especially LLM?

Yes, you can pursue an LLM (Master of Laws) abroad, even with a long gap and your current academic profile.

Key steps to follow:

- Research LLM programs that match your interests and career goals.
- Check eligibility: Most universities require an LLB or equivalent law degree with at least 50% marks. Top universities may have higher requirements.
- Prepare for English proficiency: Most programs require IELTS (aim for 7.0 overall, no band below 6.5) or TOEFL scores.
- Address your 24-year study gap: Prepare a clear explanation highlighting your work experience and skills gained during this period.
- Gather documents: Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation, updated CV, and certificates proving your work experience.
- Apply before each university’s deadline - these are subject to change by institution and intake.
- Plan finances: Account for tuition, living expenses, and potential scholarships.