Moot court Society

Vision

The Society aims to foster a culture of excellence in legal advocacy, motivating students to achieve perfection in argumentation, presentation, and courtroom decorum, thus preparing them with the skills essential for successful legal practice. This involvement aids students in grasping the practical aspects of the legal field and equips them more effectively for upcoming challenges. 

The Society, thus, strives to ensure moot court activities are available to every student, irrespective of their previous experience, by means of numerous internal and external competition and workshops.

Objectives

The aim of the Society is to organize intra moot court competitions with a transparent, merit-based selection process for national and international moots. These competitions are designed to simulate real-life courtroom experiences, training students in courtroom procedures, etiquette, and decorum, while boosting their confidence and professionalism. Emphasis is placed on enhancing oral advocacy and public speaking skills, developing strong legal research capabilities, and crafting persuasive written submissions. To strengthen this learning process, judges, lawyers, and legal academics are invited to evaluate moots and guide participants, bridging academic theory with real-world legal practice.

Additionally, the initiative promotes teamwork by encouraging collaboration in research, drafting, and oral arguments through group sessions. Mentorship programs and internal assessments are conducted to uphold high standards of representation. A strong focus is placed on diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities in the selection process. Ultimately, the goal is to foster a collaborative and supportive community of budding legal professionals, where peer learning, mentorship, and shared responsibilities drive both academic and professional growth.