Everything about Indian Law Institute in the next 180 seconds

The Indian law institute [ILI] was established in 1956 as a Deemed University and Socio-legal research institute in New Delhi, India. The institute was formed with the main objective of promoting and conducting legal research, education, and training.

As laid in the memorandum of association the institute mainly looks after the following:

To promote advanced studies and research in law.
Fulfil the economic and other needs.
Encourage and conduct investigations in legal and allied fields
Improve legal education
Publish books, studies.
Publish periodicals, etc.

Additional information about Indian Law Institute, Delhi

The motto of ILI is “Let light emerge from darkness”
It is affiliated with BCI; UGC; NAAC.
The director of ILI is Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Kumar Sinha.
There are about 366 students in the institute.
The number of Postgraduates is 340 and Doctoral students are 26.
It is located opposite to the Supreme court of India, Bhagwan Das Road, New Delhi, India.
It is located in an urban area.
The Indian Law Institute was ranked 18th in India in the National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF) law ranking in 2020.
Indian law Institute is an independent, non-profit educational institute.
There is no hostel facility at ILI.
The official website is https://www.ili.ac.in/

The courses offered by ILI and their fee structure

The India Law Institute, New Delhi offers a variety of courses which are as given below:

S.NO.	Courses	Fee structure
1	Doctor of philosophy in law (Ph.D. in law)	92,000rs.
2	Master of Law (L.L.M.)	29,500rs.
3	Postgraduate diploma programs	37,000rs. (1st-year fees)
4	One-line Certificate Courses: Cyberlaw Intellectual property.	7,500rs.

The ILI admission eligibility and selection criteria

S.no.	Courses	Seat	Eligibility	Selection
1.	L.L.M (Master of Law)	36	Should have passed LL.B. degree with 50% aggregate by a university recognized by Bar Council of India or from any foreign country.	ILI CAT scores Subjective. written test Personal interview.
2.	PH.D. in Law (Doctor of Philosophy in Law)	_	Should have passed L.L.M degree from a recognized university with min.55% aggregate.	Written tests Presentation on proposed topics of research and interview.
3.	P.G. Diploma programs	60/100	Should be graduated from a recognized university.	Bases of marks obtained in qualifying exams.
4.	Online certificate courses	_	10+2 pass in any stream of Science, Arts, or Commerce.	Basis of merit in qualifying exams.