Ep 1 - LLM from the University of Cambridge (Post an LLB)

In this session, Raveena Sethia an LLM graduate of the 2018 batch of the University of Cambridge, would be talking about the degree, the university, the application procedure, improving your chances of selection, her personal experiences, and skills one acquires during and post these degrees as well as the relevance of this degree to a law student.
Raveena K. Sethia presently works with the Competition Law practice at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, New Delhi. Raveena completed her BA.,LLB from Jindal Global Law School and is also the recipient of the Justice Pratibha M. Singh Scholarship and Wolfson College Scholarship (in association with the Cambridge Trust). To know more about her, find her on LinkedIn: / raveena-sethia-68ab7b84
About LLM from Cambridge:
The Master of Laws (LLM) program at the Faculty of Law at the University of Cambridge is a renowned and internationally respected one-year post-graduate programme for law students. The program attracts candidates of the highest caliber from both common and civil law countries to broaden their intellectual horizons. For more information: llm.law.cam.ac.uk/about-cambr...
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[@student8235]

Thanks for explaining the role of academics and extra curriculars in the selection

[@divyanshigupta5453]

Thankyou so much for your valuable insight.I am sure it will be of great help to students like me who aspire to study at Cambridge.

[@randomuser7079]

15:00 thank you for the motivation

[@jabirhussain4612]

Really helpful

[@pankajsonawane7837]

I'm talking about the one who post the video

[@riya916]

On the website if says first class hons. Degree. So does it explicitly mean it should be an honors degree only. Else the application will be rejected?

[@geethakrishnan114]

hi may know which is best to go after LLM in UK- for practice in UK- should i need to give SQE exams or any other path way is available to practice in UK - please help

[@Shikha-rb3kp]

Can we get SOP of Raveena Sethia ma'am.

[@abdulrehman5786]

Aslamoalikum dear Indian Lady, I am from Pakistan I'm doing LLB Hon's what CGPA is required for got admission in LLM in Cambridge university and what experience of LLM please tell me

[@amarkhadse4965]

I'm already settled in United Kingdom after completing my LLM in Cambridge

[@euphoria8603]

With scholarship?

[@arya9737]

What are you doing there

[@goldengirlgoldengirl7498]

😮😮😮😮

[@yanshikadahiya5860]

maam , if we want to settle and work abroad does our college from which we did our undergraduation in law matters ?

[@manreetkaur3729]

Same question

[@pankajsonawane7837]

Hello there is this any firm or institute?

[@ShreyaPandey-fz5xm]

Thanks for explaining so well, I want to ask one thing that does academic marks counts the marks of 10th and 12th.
I have scored only 45% in 12, so can I get admission in Oxford or Cambridge?

[@ajayshukla7789]

did you get any answer? as I have the similar query?

[@ashutosh_windsor]

Yes academic marks of class 12th counts, it is A1 in 5 subjects.

[@zoyazafarr6098]

@@ashutosh_windsor what if i have A1 in four subs and A2 in last one

[@yesdankhan318]

Was it a full scholarship

[@softheart13109]

Poor audio ruined it all