Dear All,

Moot Court Association is inviting applications for the registration of teams on the basis of the average of the individual's CGPA obtained in the previous semester. 

NOTE: 
  1. This process applies only to students with no rank in the internal moot court competition.
  2. It applies only if no team having a rank in the internal moot court competition expresses interest in a notified moot.
Kindly read the instructions thoroughly before registering as a team.

  • Subject to the provisions above, The upcoming moots (till the end of the allotment period) may be allotted on the basis of the average CGPA Score obtained by the teams.
  • All submissions are to be made in teams of 3 individuals. No exception shall be made to this requirement.
  • The team with the highest average shall be given preference over the team with a lower average.
    For e.g. - Team A: CGPA Score = 8.2
                     Team B: CGPA Score = 7.8
                     Team A shall be preferred over Team B.
  • The average score so obtained shall be valid only for this allotment period i.e. the average CGPA score ceases to function after July, 2018 thereby not allowing the teams to secure a moot on this basis beyond the time span.
  • CGPA is to be calculated till the even semester, 2017-18.
  • CGPA must be calculated using authentic calculation formula as referred to in the Student Bulletin. 
  • Erroneous calculation of CGPA or average CGPA will render the team concerned entirely disqualified for participation may attract further penalty based on the nature of fault and subject to the discretion of the MCA.
  • No SGPA Ranks must be submitted.
  • All relevant marksheets must be sent to MCA along with the application as proof in support of the claims.
  • It is pertinent to note that no moot allotment can be claimed as an entitlement via this procedure. This procedure will be used by MCA in its discretion in order to do equitous moot allotments.


      Following moots are opened for allotment -


 Kindly thoroughly read the details (memorial submission dates, competition dates etc.) of the competition you are applying for. No change in the allotment shall be later entertained.


Last Date to apply - 06th March 2018
Apply at - https://docs.google.com/forms/ ONLY
  • 2nd SURANA & SURANA & KLE LAW COLLEGE NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL LAW MOOT COURT COMPETITION – 2018 13 – 15 April 2018
Details of the moot - 

  • Rakesh Aggarwal Memorial National Moot 2018 @ Ideal Institute of Mgmt & Tech, Delhi [March 31-April 1]

  • Sir Jamshedji Kanga and Dr. Y. P. Trivedi National Tax Moot Court Competition 2018 @ GLC Mumbai [April 6-7]

  • 2nd Dr. Gurjeet Singh Memorial National Moot Court Competition by National Law University, Assam [April 20-22]

  • 3rd Anand Swaroop Gupta Memorial National Moot @ Sharda University, Noida [April 5-7]

  • Shri N J Yasaswy Asia-Pacific Moot Court Competition 2018 by ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad [March 29-April 1]




For any query, feel free to contact the MCA Student Body.

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