Vivekananda Global University (VGU), Jaipur, successfully concluded the 5th VGU Ranka Moot Court Competition 2026, further strengthening its position as a leading institution in legal education in India. The prestigious national-level event witnessed participation from 64 teams representing top law colleges in India, highlighting VGU’s growing academic influence.
Centred on an environment and constitutional law problem, the competition provided a dynamic platform for students to engage with critical issues such as environmental protection, fundamental rights, state obligations, and sustainable development. The event showcased VGU’s commitment to fostering practical legal education, advocacy skills, and research excellence among aspiring legal professionals.
VGU Hosts Three-Day National Moot Court Event
The three-day competition began on 10 April 2026 with preliminary rounds, followed by the inaugural ceremony, quarter finals, research test, and social media round on 11 April. The event concluded on 12 April with semi-finals, finals, and a grand valedictory ceremony hosted at the VGU campus.
The ceremony was graced by Justice Narendra Kumar Jain, Former Chief Justice of Sikkim High Court, as Chief Guest, along with Prof. S.C. Shastri, Director of Jaipur National University, as Guest of Honour. Justice J K Ranka, Chairman of Ranka Public Charitable Trust, also addressed participants, appreciating VGU’s initiative in promoting moot court competitions in India.
Justice Jain emphasised that such platforms are essential for real courtroom exposure, while Prof Shastri highlighted the importance of integrating practical learning with academic knowledge, an approach actively promoted by VGU.
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VGU Reinforces Leadership in Legal Education
Dogra Law College, Jammu, emerged as the winner among the 64 competing teams, while the Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, secured the runner-up position. The Army Institute of Law, Mohali, won the Best Memorial award, with Shri Gaur named Best Researcher and Loria Sharma of Jaipur National University awarded Best Speaker.
Prof. N.D. Mathur, President of VGU, reiterated the university’s commitment to delivering quality legal education and experiential learning, noting that the scale of participation reflects VGU’s rising stature in the academic landscape.
The event concluded with the distribution of trophies, certificates, and mementos, reaffirming Vivekananda Global University dedication to advancing moot court competitions and shaping the next generation of legal professionals in India.
