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Gauhati University Wins Top Spot in National Moot Court Competition
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 02:38 AM
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In a fierce contest of legal acumen, students from Gauhati University clinched the first position in a national moot court competition held in Guwahati. The event saw teams from across the country presenting case briefs on complex legal issues.
The national moot court competition, conducted over three days in Guwahati, attracted 25 teams from leading law schools across India. Gauhati University’s team, comprising senior and junior law students, delivered a compelling argument on a landmark constitutional issue, impressing the panel of judges.
The competition’s adjudication panel included eminent judges and legal scholars who praised the university’s team for their analytical depth and courtroom poise. The judges highlighted the team’s ability to synthesize complex legal principles and present them in a clear, persuasive manner.
Gauhati University’s victory marks a significant milestone for the institution, which has been steadily building its reputation in legal education. The win is expected to boost the university’s profile and attract more students to its law program.
The event concluded with a closing ceremony where the winning team received certificates and a trophy. The organizers expressed gratitude to all participants for fostering a spirit of healthy competition and academic excellence.
The competition’s success underscores the importance of moot court exercises in honing students’ advocacy skills and preparing them for real-world legal challenges.
The competition’s adjudication panel included eminent judges and legal scholars who praised the university’s team for their analytical depth and courtroom poise. The judges highlighted the team’s ability to synthesize complex legal principles and present them in a clear, persuasive manner.
Gauhati University’s victory marks a significant milestone for the institution, which has been steadily building its reputation in legal education. The win is expected to boost the university’s profile and attract more students to its law program.
The event concluded with a closing ceremony where the winning team received certificates and a trophy. The organizers expressed gratitude to all participants for fostering a spirit of healthy competition and academic excellence.
The competition’s success underscores the importance of moot court exercises in honing students’ advocacy skills and preparing them for real-world legal challenges.