About the Organizers
CT University, Ludhiana, established in 2018, has quickly become one of the leading institutions in Punjab, offering a diverse range of academic programs. Its School of Law is known for its innovative approach to legal education, focusing on real-world skills and practical training. The university offers a range of law degrees such as B.A. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B., LL.M., and Ph.D. programs, producing competent graduates equipped to thrive in the legal profession. The Moot Court Committee (MCC) at CT University plays an active role in organizing prestigious events like moot courts and client counselling competitions to enhance student skills in advocacy, consultation, and dispute resolution.
About the Event
The 1st Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Client Counselling Competition aims to simulate a real-life law office consultation, providing participants with a platform to develop essential skills in client interaction, interviewing, and legal advice. The competition emphasizes the lawyer-client relationship, guiding participants in analyzing a client’s legal issues and advising them on the best course of action. It also helps participants improve their ability to listen, counsel, and collaborate, which are essential for any aspiring lawyer.
Participants will be evaluated based on their ability to identify the client’s problem, explore potential outcomes, and propose a legal strategy that best aligns with the client’s interests.
Competition Structure
The competition will consist of four rounds:
- Preliminary Round
- Quarter-Final Round
- Semi-Final Round
- Final Round
Each round will consist of an interview period where participants will interact with a “client” and a post-consultation period where they discuss their approach. Teams will be judged on their professional conduct, problem-solving skills, and teamwork.
General Rules
- The competition will be conducted offline at the CT University campus, Ludhiana.
- Team Composition: Each team must consist of two participants (Counsel 1 and Counsel 2).
- Eligibility: Open to students enrolled in 3-year or 5-year law programs from any recognized university or law school in India.
- The competition is limited to two teams per institution.
- Participants must carry valid ID proof of their institution during the event.
Prizes and Recognition
- Winner: ₹11,000 + Certificate & Trophy
- First Runner-up: ₹5,100 + Certificate & Trophy
- Best Advocate: ₹3,100 + Certificate & Trophy
- All participants will receive Certificates of Participation.
Registration and Fees
- Registration Fee:
- ₹1,500 per team (without accommodation)
- ₹3,000 per team (with accommodation)
- Last Date to Register: October 30, 2024
- Registration Link: Click Here to Register
Contact Information
For any queries related to the competition, feel free to reach out to the following contacts:
- Ms. Aishwarya Aneja (Assistant Professor, School of Law): +91 98104 14423, aishwarya17724@ctuniversity.in
- Ms. Cheena Abrol (Assistant Professor, School of Law): +91 98763 24799, cheena17892@ctuniversity.in
- Ms. Alisha Ohri (Assistant Professor, School of Law): +91 97799 86331, alisha24165@ctuniversity.in
For more details, download the brochure here.
This competition is a fantastic opportunity for law students to hone their skills in client counselling, improve their ability to advise clients on legal matters, and network with fellow law students and legal professionals. Ensure your team registers early as seats are limited!
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