1st Online National Cyber Law Quiz Competition by ICFAI Law School, Dehradun [Aug 5, 12 PM]: Register Now!
About the Institution
ICFAI Law School (formerly known as Faculty of Law), a constituent of the ICFAI University, Dehradun is established with the objective of developing a new generation of legal professionals through a comprehensive and contemporary body of knowledge integrating law with Management/Humanities.
About the Competition
The ICFAI Law School, The ICFAI University, Dehradun is organizing its 1st Online National Cyber Law Quiz Competition on “Intellectual Property Rights in Digital Age” on 5th August 2020.
Eligibility
Students pursuing their Under Graduation or Post graduation in Law.
Rewards
- Top 3 Winners: Trophy + Certificate of Excellence
- Top 10 participants: Certificate of Merit
- Certificate of participation for all the participants
Registration Details
Note: No Registration fee
Contact Details
Email ID: nlec2403[at]gmail.com
ICFAI Law School Quiz Competition brochure is here.
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