Will I get a scholarship if I have 50% in LLM and have paid the fees?
No, securing a scholarship with a 50% mark in your LLM and after paying your fees is highly unlikely. Most postgraduate law scholarships require higher academic performance, and retroactive scholarships (after fees are paid) are rare.
You can still check with your university’s financial aid office for any exceptional bursaries or financial assistance. External scholarships or funding from organizations in India or international bodies may offer limited options, but eligibility is typically competitive.
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