Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies’ Webinar on The Art of Mooting [August 8, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM]: Register Now!
About the Organisation
Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies (BSOLS) is a centre of excellence in legal education affiliated to M G University and approved by Bar Council of India, New Delhi.
About the Webinar
The Moot Court Society of Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies is hereby launching a webinar series on mooting. As mooting is considered to be a stepping stone in the life of each lawyer, the college is providing you with an opportunity to pass this hardest hurdle as easy as possible.
Mooting Dux 2020 will begin on 8th of August with the International Webinar on The Art of Mooting.
Time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
About the Speaker
Mr. Akash Gupta is the Assistant Lecturer, Research Associate and also the Moot Court Coordinator of Jindal Global Law School.
How to Register?
The registration will be open from 28th of July 10:30 AM and will be closed on the 5th of August.
The registration form of the webinar is here.
Each participant will be awarded e certificates for their participation in the webinar.
Contact Information
Email: bsolsmootcourtsociety[at]gmail.com
Lakshmiya: 7356835132
Ananthu Aravind:8547310800
Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies’ Webinar on The Art of Mooting
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