MOOT COURT
            The Moot Court activities are a thrust area of Legal Education. The University strives to integrate the theory and practice of Law in Campus settings through Moot Court activities. Mooting  in NALSAR is a serious activity with stiff competition.
            The Moot Court activities are coordinated by the Faculty Advisor. Members of the Faculty help students in preparation of National and International Moot Court Competitions.
            NALSAR has organised the All India Moot Court Competition sponsored by the Bar Council of India Trust, New Delhi (2000) , the Stetson International Environmental Law Moot Court Competition  (South India Regional Rounds) sponsored by Surana & Surana, International Attorneys, Chennai (2004), Commonwealth South Asian Regional Moot Court Competitions (2004), Finals of the 16th Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition (2007), First, Second and Third NALSAR - Justice B.R. Sawhny Memorial Moot Court Competitions (2008 - 09) and First NALSAR- NFCG Moot Court Competition (2009). NALSAR will be organizing the 2nd NALSAR-NFCG Moot Court competition during April, 16-18, 2010.
            NALSAR has been adjudged as No.1 University in Moot Competitions by www.legallyindia.com for the year 2009-2010.  NALSAR teams won the Justice P.N. Bhagwati National Moot Court Competition in May 2003; 7th Annual Raj Anand Intellectual Property Right Law Moot Court Competition in 2004; NALSAR was ranked 12th at the Eleventh Annual Willem C. VIS International Commercial Arbitration Moot held at Vienna, Austria in April 2004; and was ranked 10th in the memorial scores at the 2004 Philip C. Jessup International Moot held in Washington, D.C. In 2006, NALSAR team reached the Semi-Final Round at the Phillip C. Jessup International Moot (top 12 teams); and was ranked 10th in the memorial scores at the 11th Stetson Annual International Environmental Moot Court Competition 2006 held at Florida. The NALSAR team also won the Sixth All India Human Rights Moot Court Competition; the K.L.E. Society's Law Academy-National Moot Court Competition; and the Surana and Surana Technology Law Moot Court Competition.
            In 2007, NALSAR team won the 4th K.K. Luthra Memorial All India Moot Court Competition; the 5th Justa Causa National Moot Court Competition; Surana and Surana International Minority Rights Moot Court Competition; Stetson International Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (South India Rounds); Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition (India Rounds); Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition [India (South) Rounds]; and was Octa-Finalists and Ranked 5th in the Final Rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
            In 2008, NALSAR team won the M.M. Singhvi Memorial International Moot Court Competition; Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition [India (South) Rounds]; the 6th Justa Causa National Moot Court Competition; the International Infrastructure and Construction Law Arbitration Moot Court Competition; and the NUJS-Herbert Smith Moot Court Competition.
            In 2009, NALSAR team won the 5th K.K. Luthra Memorial All India Moot Court Competition; the 7th Justa Causa National Moot Court Competition; 8th Surana and Surana International Technology Law Moot Court Competition; Law Centre 1(Delhi University) National Moot Court Competition; D.M. Harish Memorial International Moot Court Competition; Raja Ram  Agarwal Tax Moot Court Competition; Commonwealth Moot Court - National rounds; and Surana & Surana National Trial Advocacy Competition.
           In 2010, NALSAR teams won 23rd Bar Council of India National Moot Court Competition; Surana & Surana Corporate Law Moot Court Competition; S.P. Sathe Moot Court Competition; the NUJS-Herbert Smith Moot Court Competition; the Justa Causa National Moot Court Competition, Semifinalists (Third Position) at the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, Washington, D.C. and Pro-Bono Environmental Law Moot Court Competition. In addition to these winning competitions NALSAR teams were adjudged as Runners-up in seven different National Moot Court Competitions.

PLACEMENT PROGRAMMES
Internships:
           The objectives of the University are motivated by the goal of producing socially responsible lawyers. Social responsibility cannot be taught, it has to be learnt. The University, hence, devises programmes that will bridge the gap between classroom and social reality. The Placement Programme of the University is one such effort.
           Students of the B.A., LL.B.(Hons.) Course are placed with Non-Governmental Organisations, National and International Institutions and Organisations, Lawyers, Law Firms, the Office of the Attorney General of India, and Solicitor General of India, New Delhi, UN Organisations in New Delhi and Hon'ble Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts. The placement is arranged by the University by liaisoning with these Organisations and finding out the requirements of the Organisation, the expectations from the students and the extent to which these expectations could be fulfilled. Before placements students are given orientation towards the set up and activities of the Organisations. After internship is over, the students submit their reports to the University and these reports are taken into account for next internships with such organisations.  The international opportunities secured by the students include assignments with Law Firms like Herbert Smith LLP, UK; Clifford Chance LLP UK; Morgan & Walker LLP UK. 

THE STUDENT BAR COUNCIL
           In order to promote co-curricular activities and to encourage student participation in administration and management affairs of the University, NALSAR constituted its first Student Bar Council in July 2000.
           The Council has been reconstituted every year by a joint method of election and nomination for the eight functional Committees namely: Academic; Cultural; Hostel and Campus Welfare; Literary & Debating; Mess and Hospitality; Moot Court; Sports and Student Welfare. The new office bearers for the year 2010 took oath of office in July.
           Each committee consists of a General Body and an Executive Council. The General Body of each committee consists of such students who opt to join the General Body of that functional committee. However no student should join the General Bodies of more than two committees. The Executive Council of each committee comprises five elected members one from each class of the B.A., LL.B.(Hons.) Each committee has a convener.The Executive Council of the eight Functional Committees forms an Electoral Collegium which elects from among themselves five office bearers of the SBC. The office bearers of the SBC are the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Joint Secretary and Treasurer.

STUDENT BAR COUNCIL(2010-2011)

Convenors of Committees