1st KIIT Inter-University Client Counselling Competition, 2026 
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KIIT announces 1st Inter-University Client Counselling Competition, 2026

The online rounds are scheduled to be held on September 19 and offline rounds are scheduled to be held on September 27. Registration end September 15.

Bar & Bench

The Legal Services Clinic at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) School of Law is inviting law students from across India to participate in the 1st KIIT Inter-University Client Counselling Competition (KIUCCC), 2026, organised in partnership with SCC Times.

Competition details

The competition will be conducted in hybrid mode. The online rounds are scheduled to be held on September 19 and offline rounds are scheduled to be held on September 27. Registration is open to students enrolled in all years of 3-year and 5-year law programmes from recognised law institutions nationwide.

Key Dates

• Last Date for Registration:  September 15
• Online Preliminary Rounds: September 19
• Declaration of Results (Online Rounds): September 20
• Offline Rounds, Results & Valedictory Ceremony: September 27

The registration slots will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Registration Fee: ₹2,000/- per team; an additional ₹2,500/- for qualifying teams.

Prizes

  • Winner: ₹25,000/- + Trophy + Certificate

  • Runner-up: ₹15,000/- + Trophy + Certificate

  • Best Counsel: ₹10,000/- + Trophy + Certificate

  • Best Client: ₹10,000/- + Trophy + Certificate

  • Certificate of Participation for all participants

Contact

Faculty Convenor: Asst. Prof Shashank Nande +91 8103 451111

Student Convenor: Vijaya +91 63719 76641

Student Co-Convenor: Subhashish Kumar Sahu +91 70087 86052

Secretary: Rajveer +91 93348 52352

Enquiries: legalaidclinic@kls.ac.in

Website: law.kiit.ac.in

The Competition Brochure and Rule Book are attached for more information.

1ST KIUCCC 2026 BROCHURE .pdf
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1ST KIUCCC 2026 RULE BOOK.pdf
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