The 6th Adamas Moot Court Competition 2026 will be held at Adamas University, Kolkata from April 9 to 11. This national-level competition invites law students across India to test their appellate advocacy skills. Registration fee: ₹2,500 per team (accommodation available at extra cost). Located in Kolkata, it also gives outstation teams a chance to explore one of India’s great legal heritage cities.

The Moot Court Society of Law Centre-I, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi is organising the 1st R.N. Mittal Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2026. With one of the largest prize pools of the season — ₹1,41,000 — this is a marquee competition for serious mooters. Hosted at one of India’s oldest and most prestigious law faculties in the heart of Delhi. Register by April 14.

The 6th edition of the SAARC International Moot Court Competition 2026 is being hosted online by Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai. Teams of 2–3 students represent nations from the SAARC region in an international law simulation. Top prize up to ₹1,00,000. Ideal for law students passionate about public international law and regional diplomacy. Registration deadline: March 28.

Delhi Global Institute of Management, Faridabad presents its flagship National Moot Court Competition focused on Intellectual Property Rights and Emerging Technology Law. Total prize pool Rs 63,000 including best memorial and best speaker awards.

Saurashtra Gramin University organises its annual National Moot Court on Criminal Procedure and Evidence Law. Cash prizes of Rs 26,000. Problem focuses on BNSS 2023 (new Criminal Procedure Code). Ideal for students interested in criminal litigation.

Central University of Karnataka invites law school teams for its National Moot Court Competition on Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights. Prize pool: Rs 70,000. Teams of 3 required. Memorials submission due 20 March 2026.

The 6th SAARC International Moot Court Competition is being organised by a leading National Law University. Open to all law school teams across South Asia. Problem involves international trade and investment law. Cash prizes worth Rs 1,00,000. Registration deadline: 10 April 2026.