Cyber Law Moot Court Competition by Chandigarh University

Chandigarh University is organizing Cyber Law Moot Court Competition 2022.

ABOUT

The Chandigarh University Vidhigya National Moot Court Competition, 2022 is being organized with the intention to give a new experience of learning and development to budding lawyers in the field of law practice, research, writing and advocacy by granting them exposure at the national level.

ELIGIBILITY

The competition is open for students who are studying law (three years or integrated five-year course) during the current academic year.

PRIZES

Winning team – Rs. 31000/-
Runner-up team – Rs. 21000/-
Best Memorial – Rs. 11000/-
Best Student Speaker – Rs. 11000/-
Best Researcher- Rs. 11000/-

IMPORTANT DATES

Release of Moot Problem: 25^th August, 2022
Last Date of Provisional registration: 15th October, 2022
Last Date of Registration: 23rd October, 2022
Last date for seeking clarification on the moot problem: 25^th October, 2022
Last Date of Submission of soft copy (.pdf) memorials: 31^st October, 2022
Researcher’s Test: 3^rd November, 2022
Preliminary Rounds and Quarter Final: 4^th November, 2022
Semi-Finals Round & Finals Round: 5^th November, 2022

DETAILS

The teams must get provisional registration by sending an email at vidhigya2022.uils@gmail.com with the Subject- REQUEST OF PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION BY [Your Institution Name].
In the body, one must provide requisite details with contact details also.
After receiving a request for provisional registration team will get an acknowledgement E-mail, requesting payment of the registration fee with a link to the final registration form.
After Making Payment teams have to send their payment details by ibid mail. After verification of payment teams will get the final acknowledgement of Registration.
Participants will have to send Payment details with Registration Cum Approval Letter at vidhigya2022.uils@gmail.com

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