TSM University Lucknow LLM Criminal and Security Law FAQs
Ques. What is the fee for LLM Criminal and Security Law at TSM University?
Ans. The programme fee is INR 50,500 per semester, totalling INR 1,01,000 for the one-year LLM (Criminal and Security Law) at T.S. Mishra Law School, TSM University. The fee is as per the official university schedule. Hostel charges are billed separately.
Ques. What is the admission process for LLM at TSM University Law School?
Ans. Admission is through CLAT PG scores or merit on LLB aggregate marks. Candidates apply via tsm.edu.in and participate in the merit-based seat allotment process at T.S. Mishra Law School. Candidates who did not appear for CLAT PG may apply under direct merit admission.
Ques. What is the eligibility for LLM Criminal and Security Law at TSM University?
Ans. Candidates must hold an LLB, BA LLB, or BBA LLB degree from a Bar Council of India-recognised institution with a minimum of 55 percent aggregate. SC/ST candidates are eligible at 50 percent. A valid CLAT PG score is accepted for shortlisting.
Ques. Is CLAT PG mandatory for LLM at TSM University?
Ans. CLAT PG is the preferred route but not the only path. TSM University Law School also admits students on direct merit based on LLB marks. Candidates who did not appear for CLAT PG can still apply under the direct merit admission route at T.S. Mishra Law School.
Ques. What subjects are covered in LLM Criminal and Security Law at TSM University?
Ans. The LLM Criminal and Security Law curriculum at T.S. Mishra Law School covers criminal jurisprudence, Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, law of evidence, cyber crimes, terrorism and security laws, human rights, and legal research methodology.
Ques. What are the career options after LLM Criminal and Security Law from TSM University?
Ans. Graduates can practise criminal law at district and high courts, prepare for the judicial services examination, work in legal advisory roles with law enforcement and security agencies, or pursue Ph.D. research in criminal jurisprudence at TSM University or other institutions.







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