4th Mar Gregorios Moot Court Competition 2027 [Offline, Thiruvananthapuram]: Preliminary Registration by November 20!

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Mar Gregorios College of Law, Thiruvananthapuram, invites registrations for the 4th Mar Gregorios Moot Court Competition 2027.

The competition will take place offline on 15–16 January 2027. Eligible institutions must complete preliminary registration by 20 November 2026.

About Mar Gregorios College of Law

Established in 2012, Mar Gregorios College of Law is located at Mar Ivanios Vidyanagar in Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

The institution combines legal education with practical activities, including moot courts, research and advocacy training, to help students develop professional skills.

About the Competition

The Mar Gregorios Moot Court Competition provides law students with an opportunity to develop legal research, memorial drafting, oral advocacy and teamwork skills.

Registration takes place in two stages. Teams first complete preliminary registration, following which teams selected through memorial evaluation proceed to final registration.

Eligibility

Students pursuing recognised three-year or five-year law programmes during the academic year 2026–27 are eligible.

Participating institutions must be recognised by the Bar Council of India. Only one team per institution is permitted.

Also Check: Shri I. M. Nanavati Memorial Moot Court Competition 2026–27 at GLS University, Ahmedabad [₹5.46 Lakh Prizes; January 8–10]: Register by November 20!

Team Composition

Each team must comprise two or three members:

  • Two-member team: Both participants act as speakers.
  • Three-member team: Two speakers and one researcher.

Competition Dates and Venue

Dates: 15–16 January 2027.
Mode: Offline.

Venue: Mar Gregorios College of Law, Mar Ivanios Vidyanagar, Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala – 695015.

Registration Fees

StageFee per team
Preliminary registration₹2,000
Final registration for teams selected through memorial evaluation₹4,000

The final registration fee is payable by qualifying teams in addition to the preliminary registration fee.

Awards

The winning and runner-up teams will receive trophies, cash prizes and certificates.

Additional awards include:

  • Best Memorial.
  • Best Male Advocate.
  • Best Female Advocate.
  • Best Researcher.

Participation certificates will be provided to participating teams.

Important Dates

StageDeadline
Preliminary registration20 November 2026
Requests for clarifications22 November 2026
Soft-copy memorial submission11 December 2026
Hard-copy memorial submission15 December 2026
Final registration and payment31 December 2026
Competition15–16 January 2027

Contact

Ms. Sushma George Mathew
Phone: +91 9895148315.

How to Apply

Interested teams must complete the preliminary registration form by 20 November 2026, providing institutional details, team-member information and proof of payment of the ₹2,000 preliminary registration fee.

Click here for preliminary registration

Teams selected through memorial evaluation will receive the final registration form by email. They must complete final registration and pay ₹4,000 by 31 December 2026.

Click here to view the competition brochure

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