Legal education is a mix of theoretical learning and practical proceedings in court. The School of Law has a dedicated Moot Court for students to learn and experience a real court-like environment. Moot courts are used to teach the various procedures of the court, like drafting, argument proceedings, etc., and put into practice the case studies learnt in theoretical sessions. Moot courts are conducted by the faculty, where they evaluate the students' performance, help them polish their practical skills, and prepare them for a career in law.