National University of Management | International Program of Legal Studies
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Moot Court Programs

Our institution has a proud tradition of participating in international moot court competitions

FDI Team 2025
FDI Team 2025
iLaw Team 2019
iLaw Team 2019
IHL Team 2019
IHL Team 2019
FDI Team 2022
FDI Team 2022
Cross Exam Team 2023
Cross Exam Team 2023
Law Asia Team 2023
Law Asia Team 2023
Nuremberg Team 2023
Nuremberg Team 2023
ICC Team 2024
ICC Team 2024
Viss Team 2024
Viss Team 2024
Asia Cup 2024
Asia Cup 2024
IHL Team 2024
IHL Team 2024
Maritime Team 2025
Maritime Team 2025
ICC Team 2025
ICC Team 2025
Maritime Team 2026
Maritime Team 2026
Moot Court Program

Learn by Doing. Advocate with Confidence. Compete Globally.

At NUM iLAW, legal education goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Moot court is at the heart of our learning-by-doing approach, giving students opportunities to apply legal knowledge to complex hypothetical cases, conduct legal research, prepare written submissions, develop persuasive arguments, and advocate before academics, judges, lawyers, arbitrators, and other legal professionals.

Through national and international competitions, students strengthen their legal knowledge while developing research, writing, advocacy, critical-thinking, teamwork, communication, and professional skills required for their future careers.

Moot Court is also formally integrated into the current NUM iLAW curriculum as a 3-credit elective, reinforcing its role as an important component of practical legal education.

What Students Develop

Skills Built Through Moot Court

Legal Research

Identify complex legal issues, locate relevant authorities, evaluate sources, and use legal materials strategically.

Legal Writing

Prepare structured and persuasive memorials, submissions, briefs, and legal arguments.

Oral Advocacy

Present arguments clearly and persuasively, respond to challenging questions, manage time, and maintain professional courtroom etiquette.

Critical Thinking

Analyse competing interpretations, distinguish authorities, anticipate counterarguments, and defend reasoned positions.

Teamwork

Collaborate over months of preparation with discipline, responsibility, communication, and commitment toward a common goal.

Professional Confidence

Practise before academics, lawyers, judges, arbitrators, alumni, and other professionals.

Global Exposure

Connect with universities, practitioners, institutions, and fellow law students from around the world.

Leadership & Mentorship

Share experience with junior students and contribute to a sustainable culture of peer learning within NUM iLAW.

Your Moot Court Journey

01

Explore

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Join a Team

03

Research the Case

04

Develop Written Arguments

05

Train for Oral Advocacy

06

Compete

07

Share the Experience

Explore Our Mooting Opportunities (20 Programs)

Admission Open 2026

Admission Open 2026

Apply to NUM iLAW for Year 1 (Semester 1 & Semester 2) and Year 2 (Semester 1). Complete the application form, attend the entrance exam and interview, and follow the admission instructions issued by the Admission Office.

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