Samvidhan Smaran 2026: Online Essay Writing Competition by Assam Royal Global University [Prizes Worth ₹13,000]: Submit by November 15!

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The Royal Moot Court Society, Royal School of Law and Administration, Assam Royal Global University, invites entries for Samvidhan Smaran 2026: Online Inter-University Essay Writing Competition.

Organised to commemorate Constitution Day, the competition is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from recognised universities and institutions across India. The last date to submit an essay is November 15, 2026.

About Assam Royal Global University

Assam Royal Global University (RGU), located in Guwahati, Assam, is a multidisciplinary institution that promotes academic learning, research, industry-oriented education and holistic student development.

The University encourages interdisciplinary engagement and combines academic study with opportunities for practical learning, professional development and community participation.

About the Royal School of Law and Administration

The Royal School of Law and Administration (RSLA) at Assam Royal Global University promotes legal education, research and critical thinking through academic initiatives and experiential learning.

Its student-driven Royal Moot Court Society (RMCS) encourages advocacy, legal research, drafting and ethical legal practice through competitions, academic forums and scholarly activities.

About the Competition

Samvidhan Smaran 2026 seeks to honour India’s constitutional heritage and encourage students to examine constitutional values, democratic principles and contemporary socio-legal challenges.

The online essay writing competition provides a platform for students to present researched arguments on democracy in contemporary India. It aims to strengthen academic writing, analytical reasoning and constitutional awareness through inter-university participation.

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Theme

“We the People: Reimagining Democracy in Contemporary India”

Participants should explore the meaning and relevance of democracy in contemporary India, particularly its relationship with constitutional values, democratic participation and the evolving socio-legal landscape.

Essays must remain substantially relevant to the prescribed theme. Submissions that significantly deviate from it may be disqualified.

Eligibility

  • Undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in recognised universities and institutions across India may participate.
  • Each participant may submit only one entry.
  • Co-authorship is not permitted.

Mode

The competition will be conducted online. Registration and essay submission must be completed through the designated form.

Submission Guidelines

  • Essays must be original and unpublished.
  • The word limit is 2,000–3,000 words, excluding references.
  • Submissions must be in Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx).
  • A plagiarism report must accompany the essay.
  • The similarity level must not exceed 10%.
  • Plagiarism, including unattributed paraphrasing, will result in rejection.
  • Late submissions will not be accepted.
  • Participants must comply with the rules and directions issued by the organising committee.

Name the submission file in the following format:

Participant’s Full Name_University Name

Formatting and Citation Guidelines

ParticularsRequirement
FontTimes New Roman
Main text font size12 pt
Main text line spacing1.5
Citation font size10 pt
Citation line spacingSingle
MarginsOne inch on all sides
Citation styleBluebook, 21st Edition
File format.doc or .docx

Evaluation Criteria

Essays will be evaluated anonymously by a panel of academicians and legal experts.

CriterionWeightage
Relevance to the theme20%
Clarity of argument and coherence25%
Depth of research and analysis25%
Originality and creativity15%
Language, grammar and presentation15%

The judges’ decision will be final and binding.

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Prizes and Recognition

PositionCash Prize
First Prize₹7,000
Second Prize₹3,500
Third Prize₹2,500

The total announced cash prize pool is ₹13,000.

The brochure also provides for Certificates of Merit for the top three winners and Certificates of Appreciation for the top five entries.

The organisers reserve the right to publish winning essays with due credit to their authors.

Important Dates

EventDate
Last date for essay submissionNovember 15, 2026
Declaration of resultsNovember 26, 2026

Results will be announced on the occasion of Constitution Day 2026.

Registration and Submission Procedure

Participants must register and submit their essays through the designated online form.

Before submitting, ensure that the essay follows the prescribed theme, word limit, formatting and citation requirements. Upload the manuscript in Word format along with the required plagiarism report.

Contact Details

For queries, contact the Royal Moot Court Society, Royal School of Law and Administration, Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati, Assam.

Phone: +91 9707539671 / +91 9707340716

Email: mootcourt@rgu.ac

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