Welcome to the dynamic realm of advocacy, legal acumen, and courtroom prowess. Established with a passion for cultivating excellence in practical legal skills, the Moot Court Society stands as a vibrant platform where theory meets practice, and where aspiring legal minds evolve into formidable advocates.
Our society is a crucible of learning, dedicated to shaping the future leaders of the legal fraternity. Here, we go beyond the textbooks, providing an immersive experience that simulates the challenges and rigors of real-world courtrooms. Whether you are a seasoned debater or a novice explorer of the legal world, the Moot Court Society opens its doors to everyone, offering a supportive and collaborative environment that encourages growth and mastery.
What sets us apart is our commitment to holistic development. We believe in the power of advocacy not just as a skill, but as an art form that demands precision, eloquence, and an unwavering commitment to justice. Through a myriad of activities, workshops, and competitions, our society aims to equip you with the tools needed to navigate the complex tapestry of legal argumentation, case analysis, and persuasive presentation.
As a member of the Moot Court Society, you will have the opportunity to engage with esteemed legal practitioners, scholars, and fellow students who share a passion for the intricacies of law. Beyond competitions, we foster a sense of camaraderie, encouraging the exchange of ideas and experiences that enrich the learning journey.
Embrace the opportunity, unleash your potential, and embark on an exciting journey with the Moot Court Society — where advocacy is not just a skill; it's an art, and you are the artist.
The Moot Court Society of our Law College is committed to fostering a dynamic and intellectually stimulating environment for the development of practical legal skills among our student body. Our primary objectives encompass:
To provide students with a platform for honing their advocacy, research, and legal drafting skills through participation in moot court competitions at regional, national, and international levels.
To enhance participants' understanding of substantive law, procedural aspects, and contemporary legal issues by simulating courtroom experiences and engaging in rigorous legal analysis.
To instill a sense of professionalism, ethics, and decorum within our students, preparing them for successful legal practice and ethical advocacy in their future.
To facilitate interactions between students, legal practitioners, and scholars, fostering a network that extends beyond the college environment and aiding in the exchange of ideas and experiences.
To promote collaborative learning and teamwork, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and coordination in the legal profession.
To empower students with the confidence to articulate legal arguments persuasively and to develop a strong courtroom presence.
To supplement theoretical legal education with practical, hands-on experiences, bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world legal practice.
To encourage participation in national and international moot court competitions, facilitating cultural exchange, and exposing students to diverse legal systems.
To identify and nurture leadership qualities among students, providing opportunities for them to take on responsibilities within the Moot Court Society and beyond.
To extend the benefits of legal education to the wider community through outreach programs, legal awareness campaigns, and pro bono initiatives.
Through these objectives, the Moot Court Society aims to contribute significantly to the holistic development of our students, preparing them to excel as competent, ethical, and socially responsible legal professionals.
| # | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mrs. Sanavi Abhishek Deshmukh | In – Charge Principal |
| 2 | Asst. Professor Aparajita Gupta | Prof. In–charge |
| 3 | Mrs. Kranti Bhovate | Co-Ordinator |
| 4 | Karuna Goswami | Student Co-Ordinator from BLS LL. B |
| 5 | Amina Hashim | Student Co-Ordinator from LL. B |
