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CEE Kerala LLM

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CEE Kerala LLM is a state-level postgraduate entrance examination conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, for admission to the Master of Laws (LLM) programme in law colleges across Kerala. The exam is the gateway for law graduates seeking to pursue postgraduate specialisation in law. CEE Kerala LLM is generally held once a year and assesses candidates on subjects relevant to undergraduate law studies. Admission is finalised on the basis of merit in the entrance test followed by centralised allotment/counselling and seat allotment as per the rules of the conducting body. This page covers complete CEE Kerala LLM details – eligibility, exam pattern, important dates, application process and preparation tips.

CEE Kerala LLM Important Dates

Application Start Date
01 Jun 2026
Last Date to Apply
17 Jun 2026
Exam Date
26 Jul 2026

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About CEE Kerala LLM

CEE Kerala LLM is a state-level postgraduate law entrance test conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala, for admission to LLM programmes. Selection is based on entrance merit and centralised allotment.

What is CEE Kerala LLM?

  • State-level postgraduate law entrance exam for Kerala.
  • Conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala.
  • For admission to the Master of Laws (LLM) programme.
  • Intended for law graduates.

CEE Kerala LLM Highlights

FeatureDetails
Exam NameCEE Kerala LLM
Conducting BodyCommissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala
Exam LevelState
FrequencyOnce a year
ModeRefer to the official notification
Courses OfferedMaster of Laws (LLM)
Official Websitecee.kerala.gov.in

CEE Kerala LLM Exam Pattern

  • Objective-type questions based on undergraduate law subjects.
  • Covers core areas of law.
  • Refer to the official notification for exact marks, question count, mode and duration.

CEE Kerala LLM Eligibility

  • LLB / equivalent law degree with the required minimum marks as prescribed.
  • Relaxation for reserved categories as per rules.
  • Refer to the official notification for full eligibility.

CEE Kerala LLM Selection Process

  • Appear for the CEE Kerala LLM entrance test.
  • Obtain merit based on the score secured.
  • Participate in centralised allotment/counselling for seat allotment.

How to Apply for CEE Kerala LLM

  1. Visit cee.kerala.gov.in.
  2. Register to generate login credentials.
  3. Fill the online application form.
  4. Upload photograph, signature and documents.
  5. Pay the application fee.
  6. Submit and print the confirmation page.

How to Prepare for CEE Kerala LLM

  • Revise core undergraduate law subjects.
  • Practise previous years' questions and mock tests.
  • Maintain concise revision notes.
  • Improve speed and accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who conducts CEE Kerala LLM?

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala.

What is it for?

Admission to the LLM programme in Kerala.

Who can apply?

Law graduates meeting the prescribed eligibility.

How often is it held?

Generally once a year.

How is selection done?

Based on entrance merit followed by centralised allotment.