Chandigarh : The School of Law, SVKM’s NMIMS Chandigarh Campus, is proud to celebrate the achievements of its student teams at the National Legal Hackathon 2026, organised at the School of Law, Forensic Justice and Policy Studies, National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Delhi Campus, under the aegis of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.
Competing against 31 teams from across the country, all three teams from NMIMS Chandigarh progressed beyond the preliminary stage. One team advanced to the finals, while two teams secured places in the semi-finals, highlighting the students’ legal acumen, teamwork and innovative problem-solving abilities.
Celebrating the Achievers
The team that advanced to the finals comprised fifth-year students Devansh Kaushik, Kushaan Tayal and Sehjot Singh.
The two semi-finalist teams comprised Sorvi Mahajan, Unnati Jain and Harshit Gupta, third-year students of the B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme, and Saloni Yadav and Harshmeet Kaur, third-year students of the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme.
The teams were mentored by Mr. Gantav Gupta and Dr. Vibhuti Jaswal, Assistant Professors of Law, with the support and guidance of Dr. Nandan Sharma, Associate Dean, School of Law.
The National Legal Hackathon provided a platform for participants to apply legal knowledge, critical thinking and innovative approaches to complex challenges. NMIMS Chandigarh’s performance reflects the students’ dedication, rigorous preparation and ability to collaborate in a competitive national-level setting.
The Internship Cell – School of Law congratulated all the participating students and faculty mentors for their commitment and achievement. The accomplishment also reinforces the institution’s focus on providing students with opportunities to develop practical skills and engage with emerging challenges in the legal landscape.
NMIMS Chandigarh remains committed to fostering experiential learning and encouraging students to innovate, collaborate and contribute meaningfully to the legal profession.
