Hello,
I am considering to apply for LLM in NUS. I have a few queries regarding the same:-
a. I have completed my LLB in 2013 from CLC, DU and scored 64.6%. Is it enough score to get in NUS?
b. I have a work experience of 3 years in litigation. But I have not worked with any renowned lawyer. Is it necessary to have a corporate experience or to work with a renowned lawyer?
c. I have not published any research papers in terms of publication. Will it make a significant difference?
d. Before LLB, I have pursued MA in English. Is it a positive or negative point?
e. What kind of applications get shortlisted in NUS? What do they expect in SOPs?
NUS - 2017 - 18
Posted Apr 24, 2016 11:10
I am considering to apply for LLM in NUS. I have a few queries regarding the same:-
a. I have completed my LLB in 2013 from CLC, DU and scored 64.6%. Is it enough score to get in NUS?
b. I have a work experience of 3 years in litigation. But I have not worked with any renowned lawyer. Is it necessary to have a corporate experience or to work with a renowned lawyer?
c. I have not published any research papers in terms of publication. Will it make a significant difference?
d. Before LLB, I have pursued MA in English. Is it a positive or negative point?
e. What kind of applications get shortlisted in NUS? What do they expect in SOPs?
Posted Oct 05, 2016 11:31
Hi all! Thought we should start the ball rolling as previous batches did. We could use this forum as a platform to help and update one another as the application progresses! :)
All the best to everyone!
All the best to everyone!
Posted Oct 05, 2016 12:21
Hello,
I am considering to apply for LLM in NUS. I have a few queries regarding the same:-
a. I have completed my LLB in 2013 from CLC, DU and scored 64.6%. Is it enough score to get in NUS?
b. I have a work experience of 3 years in litigation. But I have not worked with any renowned lawyer. Is it necessary to have a corporate experience or to work with a renowned lawyer?
c. I have not published any research papers in terms of publication. Will it make a significant difference?
d. Before LLB, I have pursued MA in English. Is it a positive or negative point?
e. What kind of applications get shortlisted in NUS? What do they expect in SOPs?
Hi Isha, to answer your questions: -
I believe your academic grades coupled with your work experience are pretty substantial. For work experience, I think any form of exposure would definitely be an added advantage [Well, some good news - if you look at past posts here, there have been fresh uni grads who've also secured a place in NUS]. I guess it depends on how you draft your SoP as well - everyone keeps emphasising on this! For SoP, it's mainly about why you're interested in the specific area, any sort of relevant experience/achievements and how this LLM would add value etc.
Also, I dont think pursuing an MA in English would be a disadvantage at all. As for shortlisting of applications, I called up NUS regarding this and they've mentioned that a Upper Second class Honours would make a competitive application.
Perhaps you could clarify with NUS on your queries too. The staff in the admissions dept is very friendly and very willing to help respond to your queries.
Hope this helps! All the best :)
[Edited by law_student93 on Oct 05, 2016]
I am considering to apply for LLM in NUS. I have a few queries regarding the same:-
a. I have completed my LLB in 2013 from CLC, DU and scored 64.6%. Is it enough score to get in NUS?
b. I have a work experience of 3 years in litigation. But I have not worked with any renowned lawyer. Is it necessary to have a corporate experience or to work with a renowned lawyer?
c. I have not published any research papers in terms of publication. Will it make a significant difference?
d. Before LLB, I have pursued MA in English. Is it a positive or negative point?
e. What kind of applications get shortlisted in NUS? What do they expect in SOPs?
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Hi Isha, to answer your questions: -
I believe your academic grades coupled with your work experience are pretty substantial. For work experience, I think any form of exposure would definitely be an added advantage [Well, some good news - if you look at past posts here, there have been fresh uni grads who've also secured a place in NUS]. I guess it depends on how you draft your SoP as well - everyone keeps emphasising on this! For SoP, it's mainly about why you're interested in the specific area, any sort of relevant experience/achievements and how this LLM would add value etc.
Also, I dont think pursuing an MA in English would be a disadvantage at all. As for shortlisting of applications, I called up NUS regarding this and they've mentioned that a Upper Second class Honours would make a competitive application.
Perhaps you could clarify with NUS on your queries too. The staff in the admissions dept is very friendly and very willing to help respond to your queries.
Hope this helps! All the best :)
Posted Nov 11, 2016 18:02
Hi,
I'm planning to apply for a LLM at NUS Law this year.
In order to indicate my order of preference wisely, I was wondering which program is more "selective" between IBL and CFL. And how to explain the difference of amount between IBL fees and other LLM fees ?
Thanks for your help !
I'm planning to apply for a LLM at NUS Law this year.
In order to indicate my order of preference wisely, I was wondering which program is more "selective" between IBL and CFL. And how to explain the difference of amount between IBL fees and other LLM fees ?
Thanks for your help !
Posted Feb 01, 2017 11:43
Hi friends. Anyone got any confirmation mail regarding completion of application like previous years?
Posted Feb 10, 2017 08:19
Hi friends. Anyone got any confirmation mail regarding completion of application like previous years?
[Edited by Fort on Feb 28, 2017]
Posted Feb 13, 2017 16:49
Good luck dear. Let's hope for the best...
Posted Feb 20, 2017 08:30
Hello. The email stated that they would inform the official outcome by April so I'm assuming they've already started giving out offers? Has anyone received any further email from them other than the confirmation?
Posted Feb 20, 2017 12:56
Not yet....we have to wait for April
Posted Feb 22, 2017 14:37
Hi all! Good luck to everyone! And yes, we'll only hear from them in early April. Which courses have you all applied for?
[Edited by law_student93 on Mar 07, 2017]
Posted Mar 03, 2017 10:10
Hi All, I had received offer letter for admission on Jan 25th, 2017 and was asked to confirm asap
Posted Mar 03, 2017 10:12
I had applied for LLM in international arbitration and dispute resolution and the offer for admission was sent to me on Jan 25th
Posted Mar 04, 2017 12:57
Congrats! I've applied for international arbitration as well but haven't heard from them
Posted Mar 05, 2017 15:04
I had applied for LLM in international arbitration and dispute resolution and the offer for admission was sent to me on Jan 25th
Hi! that's great! Congrats! I had applied for the same course as well as for the corp and financial services law llm. My status still says 'Processing'. Has anyone else heard back?
Hi! that's great! Congrats! I had applied for the same course as well as for the corp and financial services law llm. My status still says 'Processing'. Has anyone else heard back?
Posted Mar 07, 2017 07:19
hi..i got admission letter for LLM (general) from NUS way back in Jan 17 but haven't heard from them on scholarship..keeping my fingers crossed. btw..is it a good idea to do a general llm?
Posted Mar 07, 2017 13:29
Have not heard from them either! Congrats to all who've gotten an offer :)
Seems like the offers are coming out much earlier this year.
Seems like the offers are coming out much earlier this year.
Posted Mar 08, 2017 10:41
Yeah congrats friends. Also not heard anything yet from NUS . I have also applied for llm general. Can you plz tell me about your profile on basis of which you got offer letter, so that I can compared same with mine. Thanks.
Posted Mar 09, 2017 17:06
hi..i got admission letter for LLM (general) from NUS way back in Jan 17 but haven't heard from them on scholarship..keeping my fingers crossed. btw..is it a good idea to do a general llm?
I think most of the decisions were taken by mid jan cz i received a mail around mid jan saying that my degree certificate was not duly attested and asked me to post the attested certificate once again. Upon receipt of the certificate, they offered me admission the very next day. So I'm presuming decisions were taken this time by mid Jan.
However, I haven't heard anything on scholarship till date.
I think most of the decisions were taken by mid jan cz i received a mail around mid jan saying that my degree certificate was not duly attested and asked me to post the attested certificate once again. Upon receipt of the certificate, they offered me admission the very next day. So I'm presuming decisions were taken this time by mid Jan.
However, I haven't heard anything on scholarship till date.
Posted Mar 10, 2017 10:46
Yeah congrats friends. Also not heard anything yet from NUS . I have also applied for llm general. Can you plz tell me about your profile on basis of which you got offer letter, so that I can compared same with mine. Thanks.
Hi Simmi..I'm not sure what must have clicked for my admission.They did ask for good academic record and IELTS score,in my case its a percentage of 70 in LLB(Hons) and an IELTS score of 8.
Hi Simmi..I'm not sure what must have clicked for my admission.They did ask for good academic record and IELTS score,in my case its a percentage of 70 in LLB(Hons) and an IELTS score of 8.
Posted Mar 10, 2017 15:29
My status on the application page of NUS says 'Processing'. Anyone else still waiting with this status? Surprised to hear about the admission calls made in Jan, was under the impression that it wasn't a rolling checking and all results would be released only March end/April beginning.
But congrats to all those that got in :)
But congrats to all those that got in :)
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