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Dereserved Allotment – 6th RGNUL National Negotiation Competition, 2026 | Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab

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We are pleased to announce that Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab, through its Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR) and Dr. P.C. Markanda Chair on Alternative Dispute Resolution, is organizing the 6th RGNUL National Negotiation Competition, 2026.


The competition will be held in Virtual Mode, with the Preliminary Rounds on 25th October 2026, followed by the Advanced Rounds from 21st–22nd November 2026.


The competition aims to provide a platform for law students nationwide to showcase their negotiation skills while focusing on the intricacies of alternative dispute resolution and the legal profession.


In this regard, we have allotted 1 Team Slot from our college to participate in this competition.


Slot 01

Anna Maria William & Team have been allotted this competition as the Client-Counsel Pair.


The above-mentioned participants must contact either Kamakshi Gupta (96825 37231) or Vaishnavi Shankar (98849 34860) for further details immediately.


Documents required for Post-Allotment procedures:

  1. Permission Letter addressed to the Associate Dean and Head of Department

  2. Undertaking by Participant

  3. Undertaking for Attendance

  4. Undertaking by Guardian

  5. Attendance from ESPro*

  6. Proof of Allotment

  7. Cover Page of Brochure, stating the dates of the competition


*In case of shortage of attendance, the student must add a special letter of permission to attend the competition even with the shortage of attendance. Only students with attendance over 85% with extra-curricular leaves (yellow forms) will be allowed the special permission. They must add a coloured printout of the absence details where the hours missed are highlighted in green, on ESPro.


Withdrawal post 24 hours after allotment of the competition will result in the blacklisting of the student.


 
 
 

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