Law & Justice's LL.M. Entrance Examinations - Solved Papers (CLAT, AILET, DU, ILI, BHU, PU)- 2nd Edition2023
| Author : | Saksham Bhardwaj |
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| Law & Justice Publishing Co.'s LL.M. Entrance Examinations: Solved Papers by Saksham Bhardwaj, Second Edition, is a 532-page paperback carrying the past papers of six LL.M. entrance examinations - CLAT (LL.M.), NLU Delhi AILET, Delhi University, the Indian Law Institute, Banaras Hindu University and Punjab University - each solved with exhaustive explanations and case laws cited to support the answers. The explanations reason out every question rather than giving a bare answer key, so a wrong attempt teaches the governing authority, and working across six universities exposes the pattern each paper-setter follows. For LL.B. final-year students and graduates preparing for LL.M. entrance, CLAT and AILET candidates, applicants to DU, ILI, BHU and Punjab University, judicial service aspirants wanting objective practice across the LL.B. syllabus, and coaching institutes and law college libraries. |
532
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2nd Edition 2023
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Law & Justice Publishing's LL.M. Entrance Examinations: Solved Papers by Saksham Bhardwaj – Second Edition 2023
Law & Justice Publishing Co. publishes the Second Edition of LL.M. Entrance Examinations: Solved Papers by Saksham Bhardwaj — a 532-page paperback carrying the past papers of the six entrance examinations that matter most to an LL.M. aspirant, each solved with exhaustive explanations and the case law to support the answers.
Examinations covered
- CLAT (LL.M.) — the Common Law Admission Test for the National Law Universities.
- NLU Delhi — AILET (All India Law Entrance Test).
- Delhi University LL.M. entrance.
- Indian Law Institute (ILI), New Delhi.
- Banaras Hindu University (BHU) LL.M. entrance.
- Punjab University LL.M. entrance.
Why solved papers, and why these
LL.M. entrance papers are unlike any other law examination a candidate has sat. They are objective, they are drawn from the whole of the LL.B. syllabus at once, and each university sets them in its own idiom — CLAT leans on comprehension passages, AILET on sharp doctrinal recall, ILI and DU on close statutory knowledge. No amount of textbook reading substitutes for working through the actual papers of the university one is applying to.
The value here is in the explanations rather than the answer keys. Every answer is reasoned out, and the relevant case law is cited in support — which means a wrong attempt teaches the candidate the governing authority rather than merely the right option. Worked across six universities, the book also exposes the pattern of each paper-setter, which is what lets a candidate target revision rather than read everything equally.
Key features
- Solved past papers of six LL.M. entrance examinations in a single volume.
- Exhaustive explanations to every question, not bare answer keys.
- Case laws cited to support the answers, so the reasoning is traceable to authority.
- 532 pages, paperback.
- Second Edition, from Law & Justice Publishing Co.
Who should buy this book
- LL.B. final-year students and graduates preparing for LL.M. entrance examinations.
- CLAT (LL.M.) and AILET candidates wanting the authentic papers with reasoning.
- Applicants to DU, ILI, BHU and Punjab University LL.M. programmes.
- Judicial service and other law examination candidates, for whom objective practice across the whole LL.B. syllabus is useful revision in its own right.
- Coaching institutes and law college libraries.
