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4th IFIM National Moot Court Competition, 2025

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The 4th IFIM National Moot Court Competition (NMCC), 2025, organized by IFIM Law School, Bengaluru, presents an excellent opportunity for aspiring legal professionals to engage in intense courtroom simulation and explore socially relevant issues at the intersection of law, technology, and human rights. Scheduled to be held offline from 21st to 24th August 2025, this competition promises an intellectually rewarding and professionally enriching experience.

About IFIM Law School

Established in 2014 and affiliated with Karnataka State Law University (KSLU), IFIM Law School has rapidly emerged as a center of academic and professional excellence. Ranked 1st among Top Eminent Law Schools in India by the GHRDC Law Rankings 2024, the institution combines legal scholarship with real-world preparedness.

Backed by an experienced faculty, IFIM emphasizes hands-on legal learning through mooting, research, and innovation, making it a premier choice for law aspirants nationwide.

About the Moot Court Committee (MCC)

The Moot Court Committee at IFIM is known for organizing impactful mooting experiences through national-level competitions, in-house qualifiers, and regular skill-building workshops. The MCC's previous editions have witnessed active participation from law schools across India and judgment by legal luminaries from the judiciary, top-tier law firms, and academia.

Theme of the 4th Edition

The theme of the competition addresses the evolving legal and constitutional challenges posed by AI-generated deepfake content. The moot proposition is based on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) before the fictional Supreme Court of Indica, covering:

  • Deepfake videos and their legal implications
  • Non-consensual image-based sexual abuse
  • Misinformation during elections
  • Regulatory frameworks and constitutional validity

This topical and multifaceted theme encourages participants to engage with the intersection of technology, human rights, and constitutional law.

Eligibility

  • Open to law students enrolled in 3-year or 5-year LL.B. programs from BCI-recognized institutions.
  • Each college may send a maximum of two teams.
  • Each team must comprise two or three members (two speakers and one researcher).

Registration and Fee Details

Early Bird Registration (till 25 June 2025):

  • ₹4,500 per team
  • Optional accommodation: ₹1,500

Final Registration (till 28 July 2025):

  • ₹6,000 per team
  • Optional accommodation: ₹1,500

Note: Registration and accommodation fees must be paid together. Bank details are available in the rulebook (see page 17).

Important Dates

EventDate
Moot Proposition Release12 June 2025
Early Bird Registration Deadline25 June 2025
Final Registration Deadline28 July 2025
Clarification Release1 August 2025
Memorial Submission (Soft Copy)14 August 2025
Inaugural and Oral Rounds21–24 August 2025

Prizes and Awards

The total prize pool exceeds ₹1,50,000, along with additional incentives:

  • Winning Team: ₹60,000 + Trophy + Certificates + Internship Opportunities
  • Runner-Up Team: ₹40,000 + Trophy + Certificates
  • Best Speaker (Male): ₹10,000 + Trophy
  • Best Speaker (Female): ₹10,000 + Trophy
  • Best Researcher: ₹10,000 + Trophy
  • Best Memorial (Petitioner): ₹10,000 + Trophy
  • Best Memorial (Respondent): ₹10,000 + Trophy

All participants will receive Certificates of Participation.

Additional incentives, such as internship offers and merchandise, will be announced on the official IFIM MCC social media handles.

Contact Information

Email: [email protected]

Faculty Coordinators:

  • Prof. Naman Shukla (Faculty Chair, MCC): +91 95602 16858
  • Prof. Sharu Anna John (Faculty Co-Chair, MCC): +91 89212 13189

Student Coordinators:

  • Sahasra Raghuraman (Convenor, MCC): +91 99724 45692
  • Parth Dwivedi (Co-Convenor, MCC): +91 62877 83429

Conclusion

The 4th IFIM National Moot Court Competition offers more than just trophies and cash prizes—it is a platform for future legal leaders to sharpen their advocacy skills, address emerging legal challenges, and connect with a vibrant legal community. With a unique theme, esteemed judging panels, and high-level competition, this event stands out as one of the most promising moot court experiences of 2025.

Register now and be part of the future of advocacy.

The brochure and registration form is here.

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