P.G. Diploma in Air and Space Laws Entrance Coaching
Preparation for the Faculty of Law's two-semester, self-financed PG Diploma in Air and Space Laws at JMI.
About PG Diploma in Air and Space Laws
Air law governs civil aviation: airspace sovereignty, airlines, airports, passenger rights and aviation safety. Space law covers the use of outer space, satellites, launch activities and liability for space objects. Both fields are growing in India with expanding aviation and private space activity.
JMI's Faculty of Law offers a self-financed P.G. Diploma in Air and Space Laws over two semesters, with 30 seats listed in the 2026–27 prospectus. As with the labour laws diploma, the prospectus says the programme will only start if there are at least 10 admissions.
The course suits law graduates and professionals from aviation, aerospace, policy and international relations who want specialised knowledge of this niche area of law.
What to prepare for the entrance
We cover legal aptitude and the main sources of air and space law. Use JMI's programme syllabus as the final reference when published.
Air law
- Chicago Convention, 1944 and ICAO
- Freedoms of the air
- Warsaw and Montreal Conventions on carrier liability
- Aircraft Act and Indian civil aviation regulators
Space law
- Outer Space Treaty, 1967
- Rescue, Liability and Registration Conventions
- Moon Agreement
- India's space policy and institutions
International law basics
- Sources of international law
- Treaties and their interpretation
- Sovereignty and jurisdiction
Legal aptitude and awareness
- Legal reasoning
- Current affairs in aviation and space
- Reading comprehension
Programme facts and eligibility
Applicants must be graduates; the exact qualifying degree and marks are listed in Annexure-I of the JMI prospectus. Confirm them in the 2027–28 edition.
| Detail | As listed in the 2026–27 prospectus |
|---|---|
| Offered by | Faculty of Law |
| Duration | 2 semesters (self-financed) |
| Seats | 30 |
| JMI programme fee | Rs. 29,300 |
The 2026–27 prospectus states that this programme will only start if there are at least 10 admissions. Check the 2027–28 prospectus.
How admission works
JMI's 2026–27 prospectus states that admission to its programmes is made on merit determined by an entrance test conducted by JMI, followed wherever applicable by an interview and/or other components. Candidates should prepare international-law basics as well as aviation and space topics.
In objective (MCQ) parts of JMI entrance tests, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer (2026–27 prospectus).
- Check eligibility for the Air and Space Laws diploma in Annexure-I of the 2027–28 prospectus
- Apply on admission.jmi.ac.in
- Prepare key conventions and international-law basics
- Appear in the JMI entrance test
- Follow JMI notices on admission and programme start
How we prepare you
Preparation plan
- Make a table of air and space conventions
- Revise public international law basics
- Follow aviation and space news
- Legal reasoning practice
- Short notes on Indian regulators and policy
- Timed mock tests
Coaching fee for Air and Space Laws
Meer Sir Academy coaching fee: Online ₹20,000 · Offline ₹30,000.
Career and higher-study options
Air and space laws diploma: common questions
Who offers this diploma at JMI?
The Faculty of Law offers the P.G. Diploma in Air and Space Laws as a self-financed programme.
How long is it and how many seats are there?
Two semesters, with 30 seats listed for 2026–27.
Will it run every year?
The 2026–27 prospectus states it will only start if there are at least 10 admissions.
What topics should I prepare?
Key air and space conventions, international-law basics, Indian aviation and space institutions, and legal reasoning.
How is admission decided?
On merit through a JMI entrance test, followed by other components where applicable.
Start your Air and Space Laws preparation
Online, offline, weekend and crash-course batches for 2027–28 at Meer Sir Academy, Jamia Nagar. Al-Zahra Scholarship Test on 16 November – ₹2,00,000 in scholarships.
