FIMT Law Students Win Best Speaker, Best Researcher Awards Kamla Sukul Memorial National Moot Court Competition
First-year law students from Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology (FIMT), Delhi, have secured individual honours at the Kamla Sukul Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2026, marking an early achievement in their legal education and advocacy journey.
Ritika Sharma received the Best Speaker award at the national-level competition. The recognition highlights her performance in oral advocacy, including the presentation of legal arguments before the moot court bench during the competition.
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Nandni Tomar was awarded Best Researcher, recognising her contribution to the research component of the moot court exercise. Legal research forms an important part of moot court preparation, as teams are required to study legal issues, authorities and relevant principles before presenting their case.
Both Ritika Sharma and Nandni Tomar are first-year law students at FIMT. The Kamla Sukul Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2026 provided participating law students with an opportunity to engage in a simulated court proceeding.
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