Hi! I wanted to do LLm in International Law in Canada...Which are the good universities.... I have a LLb degree from India.....What are the chances of getting admission...My marks arent too good too....
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Posted Jul 01, 2005 06:32
Posted Jul 04, 2005 18:17
Depends on what you mean by not too good... It's quite difficult to gain admission.
For 2005-6, it's obviously too late. In my opinion, you should contact universities directly (toronto, mcgill and osgoode....ottawa if you're in the intellectual property field), give them your GPA and ask what are the chances...
Gbye
For 2005-6, it's obviously too late. In my opinion, you should contact universities directly (toronto, mcgill and osgoode....ottawa if you're in the intellectual property field), give them your GPA and ask what are the chances...
Gbye
Posted Jul 06, 2005 12:53
Hi, Khodae.
Maybe being from India could be an interesting asset to explore if you are in fields like Intellectual Property or Information Technology Law. If so, University of Ottawa is certainly the place to be.
However, you must take into consideration that admission in Canadian Tier 1 Universities is extremely competitive. I don't know what your marks are, and if you are underestimating it, but rather than already mailing the admission personel to regret from your grades, I recommend you to check out their website about the requirements for the program.
After this, write a strong cover letter, go deep in your research proposal, find interesting referees and apply. It won't cause you any harm. Being from a developing country does not count against you. In fact, the asiatic community seems to be very strong in Ottawa.
This Fall I am leaving Brazil to the U of O and am very very happy with my (and theirs!) choice. I wish you the best of luck in your applications and hope to see you there in the future.
Cheers!
Marcelo
Maybe being from India could be an interesting asset to explore if you are in fields like Intellectual Property or Information Technology Law. If so, University of Ottawa is certainly the place to be.
However, you must take into consideration that admission in Canadian Tier 1 Universities is extremely competitive. I don't know what your marks are, and if you are underestimating it, but rather than already mailing the admission personel to regret from your grades, I recommend you to check out their website about the requirements for the program.
After this, write a strong cover letter, go deep in your research proposal, find interesting referees and apply. It won't cause you any harm. Being from a developing country does not count against you. In fact, the asiatic community seems to be very strong in Ottawa.
This Fall I am leaving Brazil to the U of O and am very very happy with my (and theirs!) choice. I wish you the best of luck in your applications and hope to see you there in the future.
Cheers!
Marcelo
Posted Jul 12, 2005 18:01
Hi Khodae,
I am from India and have been accepted for an LLM at McGill. My marks in LLB were not so great but I have some work experience which I think definitely helped. The marks criteria may be important if you choose a subject for which there are a lot of applicants like international business law but I think it is your overall profile that they look at. If you have good refernces, a strong statement of purpose and some experience, I am sure you will have a good chance.
I am from India and have been accepted for an LLM at McGill. My marks in LLB were not so great but I have some work experience which I think definitely helped. The marks criteria may be important if you choose a subject for which there are a lot of applicants like international business law but I think it is your overall profile that they look at. If you have good refernces, a strong statement of purpose and some experience, I am sure you will have a good chance.
Posted Sep 07, 2005 22:11
hi
im in my final year of LLB,external programme,by the university of london. i scored 2(2) in my second year which makes it a B-ve on canadian scale of grading. what are my chances of getting into some good university for LLM, such as McGill or Univ.of Toronto...
can anyone please list the names of the universities other than tier 1.
i dont have an experience as such but have interned with two law chambers for the duration of one month each. does that count?
im in my final year of LLB,external programme,by the university of london. i scored 2(2) in my second year which makes it a B-ve on canadian scale of grading. what are my chances of getting into some good university for LLM, such as McGill or Univ.of Toronto...
can anyone please list the names of the universities other than tier 1.
i dont have an experience as such but have interned with two law chambers for the duration of one month each. does that count?
Posted Dec 20, 2005 15:54
Hi! I wanted to do LLm in maritime in Canada...Which are the good universities.... I have a LLb degree from nigeria.....What are the chances of getting admission.. i graduated with 2.2...second class lower.,wat are my chancesinseptember 2006-2007session
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