CLARIFICATION REGARDING SCORING PATTERN: XIII INTERNAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2018

The qualification of teams for Semi-Finals done on the basis of Round Points and speaker
rank was formulated on basis of their speaker score.

For example:
If team A got 170 out of 200 and the opponent team B got 160 out of 200 then the difference
is less than 7% then the team which got  higher score will get 2 round points and the other team will get 1 round point only. On the other hand, if there are team C and D and team C gets 115 out of
200 and other team D gets 100 out of 200 then the difference is more than 7% hence team C
will get 3 points and D will get 0 point.

Now in the present scenario, the qualifying team is C but if we take their rank(which is not
calculated on round point basis) will get 3rd rank out of 4 teams.

Participants kindly adhere to these rules these are made keeping in mind the strict and lenient
marking criteria of different judges.

Note: No other query regarding scoring pattern shall be entertained.

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