The Moot Court Committee (Internals) [MCC(I)] at the Institute of Law, Nirma University (ILNU) hosted the MCC Internals Felicitation Ceremony 2025 on March 12, 2025 celebrating the relentless dedication and excellence of its students in national moot court competitions. More than just a recognition of victories, the event was a tribute to the process of mooting—a journey that demands rigorous research, analytical precision, and strong advocacy skills.
The ceremony was graced by Prof. Dr. Madhuri Parikh, Dean and Director (I/c) ILNU, who expressed her pride in presenting the achievements of ILNU’s students before an esteemed gathering. She emphasized that events like these serve as an opportunity to showcase the institution’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering an environment where students can refine their legal expertise. She extended her gratitude to the distinguished guests, including Judge Keith Barnes, Prof. Nina Barnes, Dr. Ylli Dautaj, and Andras Hars, for their presence and for recognizing the efforts of ILNU’s mooters on such a prestigious platform.
The Faculty Coordinator of MCC(I), Dr. Alaukik Shrivastava, highlighted that the felicitation ceremony was not just about celebrating the winners but about recognizing the effort and learning that every participant undergoes. He reflected on the commitment required for mooting—from long hours of research and drafting to the intense pressure of courtroom advocacy—stating that the true success of mooting lies in the discipline and intellectual growth it fosters.
Students from ILNU demonstrated their advocacy skills at some of the most prestigious moot court competitions, achieving remarkable distinctions:
First Runners-Up
Runners-Up
Semi-Finalists
The evening also recognized the invaluable contributions of the MCC(I) team in creating an ecosystem where students can develop their advocacy skills. Chair Riddhi Jhanwar and Co-Chair Anjali Sharma expressed their gratitude to the teams, faculty members, and the administration for their continuous support in making moot court training a defining aspect of ILNU’s academic culture. They emphasized the role of MCC(I) as a platform that not only nurtures talent but also prepares students for the competitive legal world.
The ceremony concluded with a strong reaffirmation of ILNU’s commitment to legal education and advocacy. The event underscored that every competition, regardless of the outcome, strengthens ILNU’s legacy as a leading institution in legal mooting, producing skilled advocates equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of law.