Students from the School of Law, SVKM’s NMIMS Indore, have emerged as winners of the 16th International Amity Moot Court Competition, securing the top position in a field of 36 teams comprising 28 national and 8 international participants. The winning team comprised Snigdha Dubey, Ananya Jain and Agrima Shrivastava, who were awarded a cash prize of ₹20,000.
The competition brought together law students from institutions across India and abroad, including O.P. Jindal Global University, NALSAR, National Law School of India University (NLSIU) and Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), among others.
The competition centred on the theme, “Regulating Artificial Intelligence in International Law: Drones, UAVs and Machines and the Case Concerning State-Sponsored Warfare.” The complex subject required participants to engage with emerging questions at the intersection of artificial intelligence, international law and state responsibility.
Through their performance, the NMIMS team demonstrated legal research, advocacy and teamwork in addressing the complex issues presented by the moot proposition. Their achievement reflects the importance of experiential learning platforms such as moot court competitions in helping law students develop legal reasoning, research and courtroom advocacy skills.
The victory marks a significant achievement for the School of Law, NMIMS Indore, and recognises the students’ preparation, commitment and ability to engage with contemporary legal challenges.
NMIMS congratulates Snigdha Dubey, Ananya Jain and Agrima Shrivastava on their achievement.
