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Why Participating in Quizzes Is Vital for Your Child?

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• December 12, 2022

Why quizzes you ask? In addition to being a lot of fun, quizzes may be beneficial for personal development. They can teach you more about who you are and how other people see you. In a quiz, sometimes referred to as a mental sport, participants compete, either alone or in groups, to provide the proper answers to questions. Beyond the clear academic advantages of introducing young children to new ideas and abilities, quizzes completely change the manner that education is imparted.

Today's online quizzes are interactive avenues where students may learn , look for possibilities to succeed beyond the classroom, and secure their futures rather than compete for cash prizes or overnight fame.

And not just that. Students develop the habit of creative learning early on since questions are not focused on the curriculum and demand critical thought and in-depth study.

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How Quiz Participation Helps

The "why" or reasoning behind what we learn is known as motivation. On the other hand, participation is usually the "what." You desire students to take an active role in their education. Next, think about quizzes. They pique students' attention by encouraging them to engage with the material. A student needs to think critically, go deeper, and participate when taking an exam.

Quizzing will continue to evolve as we work to improve student learning. Regardless matter the available technology, the content must come first. Knowing the fundamentals is not all that analysis is about; it also involves drawing conclusions, making connections, and figuring out hidden meanings. It must emphasize using reason. The objective is to track, document, and evaluate students' learning results. The final quiz is the graded test for the course. Exams are given at the conclusion of each class to review key concepts before moving on to new ones. Stated differently, the purpose of worksheets and online mini-tests is to ensure that students comprehend a subject before on to the next.

Motivation and Engagement

Motivation is the "why" or rationale behind what we learn. In contrast, involvement is typically the "what." You want pupils to actively participate in their education. Then consider quizzes. By pushing students to interact with the content, they raise their interest. When taking a quiz, a student must ponder, dig deeper, and actively engage.

Regularly taking low- or no-stakes online tests can help reinforce learning in the long run. Why? due to the fact that these exams need you to recollect previously learned material. By recovering information, you organize it and create signals and connections. Even quizzes assist students in developing their soft skills . Information often obtained over time gets easier to retrieve in the future. Quizzes offer you a lot of potential for knowledge retention because of this.

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• Each school quiz competition seeks to motivate students to go beyond textual comprehension and relate theory to real-world applications of their studies. However, it is not as simple as it seems. But the majority of educational establishments have gone a step farther and started doing quizzes. During this process, they discovered the many benefits of quiz contests, so let's do the same.
• Exams can also be administered to individuals of various ages and races.
• You can get a broad or specialized understanding of a subject by taking quizzes.
• Tests are intended to enhance general comprehension and encourage fun learning strategies.
• Students are able to "think outside the box" or from a number of viewpoints when they compete in quiz contests.
• It encourages open communication between participants so they can benefit from one another.
• Students can learn about specific subjects and improve their language abilities by participating in quiz tournaments at schools and universities.
• A brief assessment or tool, it is used by some educational institutions to determine how well pupils have progressed in terms of their knowledge, skills, and capabilities, either generally or in relation to particular subjects like science, math, and so on.

Quizzes on the Internet

Take any quiz you can find. This also applies to online tests. Online tests are frequently used in e-learning programs to track, document, and evaluate student achievement. Manual evaluation is necessary for offline quizzes, and it takes time. Technologies are used to grade online exams. When you click the submit button on the quiz, you will immediately view the results. Online tests can be intricate and challenging . In any case, the goal is to have fun. The idea of e-learning is quite alluring since it's exciting. Because of how they were created, the questions in this are really interesting. Most quizzes are completed quickly. Online tests are an excellent way to evaluate your knowledge. A plethora of websites provide virtual exams covering an extensive array of subjects and industries. Taking a quiz is always fun, regardless of age. It's a fascinating method of learning. Consequently, every student's evaluation plan has to contain quizzes.

Multiple platforms offer free online quiz contests for children according to their grade level needs and interests.

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It's time to encourage your kids to take part in quiz contests now that you know their benefits. Your child will have an advantage over their peers if you assist them in developing and perfecting their talents. Thus, get your kid involved right away and don't hesitate any longer.

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The science competitions your students can enter this year

By Emma Molloy

Discover STEM-themed competitions for you and your students to enter in this academic year

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Learn about the fantastic array of science competitions your students can enter – so you can sign up as soon as possible

There is a great range of science competitions out there that your students can enter. Competitions come in all shapes and sizes, including essay writing, photography and video competitions, and can be local or national events.

Besides the array of downloadable materials you can make use of in your lessons, as homework or part of a science club, the benefits of taking part include learning how to work in a team, grasping how lessons apply to real-world problems, and there could even be some extra cash to bag!

You can jump straight to the lists of science-writing competitions , or more arty competitions (such as photography and drawing prizes), or simply read on to discover what’s open to you and your students this academic year.

These competitions have been ordered by closing date. Listing a competition does not serve as an endorsement by the RSC.  Last updated: 16 May 2024.

Cambridge Chemistry Challenge

Age: 19 or younger

Registration opens: now

Closes:  1 June 2024

This competition — aimed at Year 12 students but available to younger students — is designed to stretch and challenge students beyond the curriculum interested in chemistry and is excellent experience for anyone considering chemistry for further study.

Students sit a 90-minute written paper under exam conditions in school, which is sent out to schools in advance. Mark schemes are available to teachers, and for schools submitting more than five scripts, these should be marked by the teacher. Scripts of students scoring over 50% are then submitted. Students who perform well receive a certificate and the best performers are invited to join a residential camp at the University of Cambridge at the end of August

The website contains lots of past papers and mark schemes, which are a valuable resource for teachers. Full details are on the  website .

Science meets art

If you have some students who would be hooked by the artistic side of science, check out these competitions:

• RSB Photography competition (open to all ages; opens March 2024; £500 top prize for under 18s)
• RSB Nancy Rothwell Award for specimen drawing (ages 7–18; open March–July 2024; prizes include set of drawing pencils and small cash prizes for students and schools)
• Science Without Borders challenge is an artwork competition with a focus on ocean conservation. The 2024 theme is ‘hidden wonders of the deep’ (ages 11–19; closes 4 March 2024; maximum prize of $500)
• British Science Week poster competition ; this year’s theme will be ‘time’ (ages 3–14; closes March 2024)
• RPS Woman Science Photographer of the Year is open to women of all ages and backgrounds (open and under 18s; closing date TBC but expected March 2024)
• Minds Underground Competitions ; Minds Underground run a number of essay competitions each year covering a variety of STEM and other topics (all ages; closing dates vary but 2024 questions will be released January 2024, see website for full details)

UKBC Intermediate Biology Olympiad

Age: Students in first year of 16+ education

Registration opens: now open

Competition dates: 5–12 June 2024

This international, annual competition is open to students in the first year of post-16 education in the UK. The competition consists of a one-hour multiple choice paper that is taken online under formal exam conditions. Questions cover topics students will be familiar with alongside some new concepts to test their problem-solving skills and understanding of core principals.

Practice papers are available to print to help students prepare. The competition is free to enter for UK schools and participants receive an e-certificate that recognises their level of achievement.

Find more information, including registering your school to take part, on the  UKBC website .

Science writing competitions

Numerous essays competitions run each year covering all aspects and areas of STEM. Below is just a selection of some of the competitions out there. Entries into science writing competitions make great additions to UCAS applications, and they get students thinking about science, too.

• The  Oxford Scientist  Schools’ Science Writing Competition  (700-word essay that teachers submit; ages 15–18; deadline 10 July 2024; prize includes being published in the magazine and feedback).
• Newnham College, Camb ridge (2000-word academic essay; age 16–18 women at state school only; deadline 8 July 2024; winners receive up to £400 to split with their school). Teachers can sign up to mailing lists now to hear more about this essay competition and other events from the college.

IET Faraday Challenge

Registration opens: January 2024 for the 2024–2025 season

Closes: July 2024

Faraday Challenges  are cross-curricular STEM activity days for UK schools run by the Institution of Engineering and Technology. This annual competition draws on students’ practical science and engineering skills, asking them to work in teams to solve real-world engineering problems and think creatively. Schools can host Challenge Days and invite teams from local schools to join them or apply to join a day at another school. Planning for these events starts early, so plenty of time to get organised for the day.

Teams should be made up of six students aged 12–13 years old (England and Wales Year 8, Scotland S1/S2, Northern Ireland Year 9). Schools may host a challenge day themselves or attend one hosted at another school.

Students win prizes for themselves and a trophy for their school. There is also a national league table and the top teams from across the UK go through to the national final, with the chance to win a cash prize of up to £1000 for their school. Plus, by taking part students will also meet the criteria for achieving a CREST Discovery Award.

If you are not able to enter into the main competition, there is also the opportunity for students to take part in the  Virtual Faraday Challenge  open to anyone aged 7–15.

Local to Newcastle?

Newcastle Secondary School SciFair  is a university-run secondary school science fair for students from state schools across Newcastle. Sci-Fair is a whole day event that will take place during British Science Week. Students can get the opportunity to present their models, posters or PowerPoint presentations about a scientific topic of their choosing. SciFair is open to ages 11–16. There are multiple prizes to be won on the day to recognise student’s efforts. Spaces are limited capacity, so students should wait for their projects to be approved before starting work.

EMBL Art and Science Project

Age: 14–18 Participation deadline: 31 August 2024

Discover the world of proteins with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, and create an artwork inspired by what you’ve learned. Cash prizes of up to €100.

Visit the website to find out more. 

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Stockholm uk junior water prize.

Submissions open: 29 Feb 2024

Submission deadline: 13 May 2024

This prize challenges young people in STEM to develop innovative yet practical solutions to the global water crisis. Entrants decide on a topic or problem that they want to investigate and undertake background research and experimental work before submitting a full written report.

Students whose reports are shortlisted get to present their work virtually to the judges. The winning UK entry receives £1,000 cash prize and a fully funded trip to represent the UK and their school at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition in Sweden in August and be in with a chance to win the international grand prize of US$15,000!

Learn more on the  website .

UKBC Biology Challenge

Competition dates: 1–17 May 2024

The Biology Challenge is a fun, annual competition open to students aged 13–15 in the UK. The challenge compromises of two, 25-minute, multiple-choice papers, and students need to complete both papers to be considered for an award category.

The questions set cover the school curriculum, but also caters to budding biologists whose knowledge has been enhanced by reading books and magazines, watching natural history programmes and taking a keen interest in all things biology.

Practice papers are available to help students prepare. The competition is free to enter for UK schools and participants receive an e-certificate that recognises their category of achievement.

Find more information and register your school to take part on the  Biology Challenge website .

BIEA Youth STEAM Competition

Registration opens:  October 2023

Closes: April 2024 for first-round submissions

The  BIEA Youth STEAM Competition  asks students to use their creativity to come up with ideas for a more sustainable future based on a specific theme. The theme for 2024 has yet to be announced, but the theme for 2023 was “developing solutions for sustainable cities”. Students research, design and present their solution, including a written report.

Students can enter as individuals or in teams of up to five members and schools can enter more than one team. There are lots of competition categories to cover all age groups. Submissions are expected to be accepted from January 2024 and the international final to be in July 2024. Learn more on the competition  website .

Royal College of Science Union (RCSU) Science Challenge

Registration opens:  1 March 2024

Closes: 26 April 2024

Imperial College London’s RCSU Science Challenge is all about science communication – requiring students to demonstrate their skills in debate and reasoning and teach the public about science and its consequences. Questions on a given theme are set by eminent scientists – who even read the shortlisted entries, so there’s a real chance students’ work will be seen by world-leading academics. This year’s theme is Hidden depth.

Students can answer one of the questions in either written or video form of up to 1000 words or three minutes, 30 seconds, respectively. Winners receive cash prizes, plus there are non-cash prizes for the runners up.

Shortlisted candidates will be invited to the grand final on 21 June 2024 at the Royal Institution, where they will deliver a short presentation. Find more information about taking part on the  challenge website .

Unsung Heroes of Science video competition

Close s: 30 April 2024

The International  Unsung Heroes of Science video competition   from Hertford College, University of Oxford is open to all 16–18 students. Entrants are tasked with making a two-minute video sharing the story of a scientist whose contributions were overlooked. Entries can be submitted by individuals or in teams of up to three.

The competition website also has lesson plans and links to videos of previous unsung heros, which are great resources for teachers to inspire their students.

British Science Week poster competition

Age: 3–14 Registration opened: January 2024 Closes: March 2024

British Science Week will run from 8–17 March. Alongside numerous activities and events across the country, there will be a themed poster competition – and this year’s theme will is ‘time’.

Entrants can explore a wide range of ideas covered by the broad theme. Judges are on the look out for an innovative angle or creative interpretation of the theme; clear, accurate and informative content; and effective, engaging communication. This competition is a great way for students to practise their communication skills. There are numerous prizes up for grabs that cover all age categories.

Entrants can be teams or individuals from any organisation, although schools are limited to five entries. Find out more on the  website , including activity packs and other resources to make the most of British Science Week.

Big Bang Young Scientists and Engineers Competition

Age: 11–18 Registration opens:  October 2023 Closes: 27 March 2024

The Big Bang Competition  is open to young people aged 11 to 18 in state-funded education or who are home educated or who enter as part of a community group. Private school participants can get involved as part of a collaboration with state-school peers.

Participants complete project-based work, focusing on investigation, discovery and use of scientific methods. Students choose their own STEM topic and work to submit their project as a written report or short video. The possibilities are endless!

Students can include their involvement in the competition in their extracurricular activities on UCAS forms and personal statements and have a chance of winning a range of awards and cash prizes.

Find out how to get started and get inspired with past projects on the  Big Bang website .

MathWorks Math Modeling challenge

Age: 16–19 (England and Wales only) Registration opens:  November 2023 Closes: 24 February 2024

The  M3 Challenge  is an internet-based applied maths competition that inspires participants to pursue STEM education and careers. Working in teams of three to five students, participants have 14 consecutive hours to solve an open-ended maths-modelling problem based around a real issue during the challenge weekend, 1–4 March 2024.

The problem typically has a socially conscious theme – equity, the environment, conservation or recycling, energy use, health, and other topics that young people care about. The challenge gives students the opportunity to use maths modelling processes to represent, analyse, make predictions and otherwise provide insight into real-world phenomena. For example, 2023’s problem centred around modelling the impacts of e-bikes to better understand if they are likely to become part of a global, more sustainable energy plan.

Numerous free  resources , including modelling and coding handbooks, videos and sample problems are available to help teams prepare for the event.

The competition’s final presentation and awards ceremony event is held in New York City in late April – an all-expense paid experience for the finalist teams. These top teams will be awarded scholarships toward the pursuit of higher education, with members of the overall winning team receiving $20,000 (»£16,000).

For rules, resources and to register, visit the competition  website .

The Cambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition

Age: 16–18 Registration opens: now Closes:  30 September 2023 and 31 March 2024

The  Cambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition , run by Cambridge Assessment, is an exciting extra-curricular activity for teams of aspiring scientists who are studying with the Cambridge IGCSE or O Level science programmes.

Teams of three to six students choose a topic and work on a scientific investigation over 20–25 hours. The competition encourages investigations with some practical or community relevance and an eye on sustainability.

Projects may involve laboratory work and should include creative and collaborative working, critical thinking and reflection. Students should be given the opportunity to present their results to a wider audience, perhaps at a science fair or other school event.

Teachers provide initial project evaluations and the best are put forward for consideration by a panel of experts. The winning team receives a certificate and is featured on the competition website. The competition runs twice a year, so keep abreast of all the dates  on the website .

TeenTech Awards 

Age: 11–16 Registration opens: now Closes:  March 2024 for first-round submissions

The  TeenTech Awards  encourage students to see how they might apply science and technology to real-world problems across several different categories, from food and retail through the future of transport to wearable technology. Students identify an opportunity or a problem, suggest a solution and research the market.

Students can work in teams of up to three people and there are lots of award categories. All submitted projects receive feedback and a bronze, silver or gold award. The event is well supported with training sessions for teachers and students, so everyone knows what to expect and what the judges will be looking for!

The best projects go forward to the TeenTech Awards Final for judging and the winning school in each category will receive a cash prize. The final is expected to take place in London in June 2024.

Schools’ Analyst

Age: 16–17 Registration opens: soon Closes: 23 February 2024

The  Schools’ Analyst Competition  is returning to schools in 2024. Run collaboratively by the Analytical Chemistry Trust Fund and the Royal Society of Chemistry, this event allows students to expand their chemistry knowledge and skills through practical analytical experiments. Students must be in Year 12 (England, Wales, NI)/S5 (Scotland)/5th Year (Ireland).

Schools and colleges register their interest to host a heat and, if randomly selected, can now enter up to 25 teams of three students to compete to be crowned the overall school winner. Each winning school team will then compete within their region to find regional winners. Regional winners receive a cash prize for themselves and their school.

Register your school  to take part by 23 February 2024. To take part, students only need access to standard school laboratory equipment and some consumables (a bursary is available for those who need it).

Equipment boxes are sent to 400 entrants, selected at random, and delivered in advance of the event. Results must be submitted by 17 May in Ireland (to ensure schools have the chance to award winners before the summer holidays) and 14 June elsewhere.

Slingshot Challenge

Age: 13–18 Registration opens: now Closes: 1 February 2024

The  Slingshot Challenge  is run by National Geographic and is an exciting opportunity for students to get involved with the global programme. Students can enter in teams of up to six. Individual entries are welcomed although all entries are expected to involve collaboration with peers, stakeholders, and/or marginalized communities.

Students work to prepare a short, 1-minute video, from topics with an environmental focus. Training sessions for teachers and resource/tool kits are available from the website and the providers can offer feedback and technical support ahead of official submissions.

Videos are expected to put forward compelling, evidence-based information and be engaging for the audience. A small number of motivating prizes are awarded each year to the student of up to $10,000.

For full details see the  Slingshot Challenge website .

UK Chemistry Olympiad 

Age: 16–18 (recommended) Registration opens: September 2023 Closes: January 2024

Run by the RSC, the  UK Chemistry Olympiad  is designed to challenge and inspire older secondary-school students, by encouraging them to push themselves, boost their critical problem-solving skills and test their knowledge in real-world situations.  Explore past papers  to get an idea of the types of questions involved.

There are three rounds that culminate with the prestigious  International Chemistry Olympiad , which will take place this year in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Round 1, a written test taken in your school, is scheduled to take place on 25 January 2024. Students then receive bronze, silver or gold certificates depending on their scores. Up to 30 students will then be selected to move on to the second round – a training weekend at the University of Nottingham. Four students will then be chosen to represent the UK in the international competition from 21–30 July 2024.

To get started, register your school or college. Do this and find out more information about preparing on the  Olympiad homepage .

Top of the Bench

Age: 14–16 Registration opens: soon Closes: January 2024

Top of the Bench  (TOTB) is an annual practical chemistry competition that has been running for over 20 years. It’s a long-standing favourite for students and teachers, and provides an opportunity for students to put their teamwork and practical skills to the test.

Regional heats are led by  RSC local sections  between October and January. The winning team from each heat progresses to the national final, held in the spring at a UK university (where there is also a session for teachers to explore resources and classroom ideas with one of the RSC’s education coordinators).

First prize is awarded to the best overall school performance, with five teams receiving runners up prizes. The Jacqui Clee Award is also awarded each year to the student who makes an outstanding individual contribution.

Teams must consist of four students: two from year 9/S2; one from year 10/S3; one from year 11/S4.

Find more information including past papers and how to apply on the  TOTB homepage .

Imperial College Science & Innovation Competition

Age:  4–adult Registration opens:  September  2023 Closes:  15 December 2023

The  Science & Innovation Competition , run by the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College, aims to motivate primary and secondary-aged children to engage with science, to encourage them to work as part of a team and engage in fun activities. Adults are also welcome to enter.

Teams of two to four people are asked to develop a new and innovative scientific solution to help achieve one of the  United Nation’s Global Goals for Sustainable Development . To enter, teams need to create a five-minute film that describes the science behind their idea. Finalists are invited to take part in an event during spring 2024 at Imperial College, London (date to be confirmed). Learn more on the  website .

Global essay competition: Young voices in the chemical sciences for sustainability

Age: 35 and under  Registration opens: now Closes: 31 March 2023

An  annual essay competition  on the role of the chemical sciences in sustainability, organised by the International Organization for Chemical Sciences in Development (IOCD) in collaboration with the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). The competition is open globally to entrants under 35 years of age. The theme for the 2023 competition is: How can the chemical sciences lead the stewardship of the Earth’s element resources?

Essays will be grouped into seven regions for shortlisting and selection of winners, based on the entrant’s country of normal residence. Each regional winner will receive a prize of US$500 and their entries will be published in  RSC Sustainability . The shortlisted essays will be collected in an annual compendium,  Young voices in the chemical sciences for sustainability , available on the IOCD’s website. Individual shortlisted entries will also be featured from time to time on IOCD’s website.

Essays will be judged on how well they highlight the importance of scientific approaches grounded in the chemical sciences for solving sustainability challenges. Entrants should take a broad, global perspective, and reflect on the intersection of science, society and policy aspects, rather than describing a particular scientific advance in great technical detail. Essays must not exceed 1500 words of body copy.

Cambridge Chemistry Race

Age: 16–18 Registration opens: Mon 5 December 2022 Closes: February 2023

In the  Cambridge Chemistry Race , teams of 3–5 students solve as many theoretical problems as they can over the course of two hours – ranging from easy riddles to tasks of A-level difficulty and complex chemical problems.

Once a team has solved a question, the examiner verifies their answer and hands them the next question. Points are awarded based on the number of successful attempts. Whoever gets the most points wins!

Students are allowed to use a calculator, books, notes, and printed literature. The challenge aims to test problem-solving skills and chemical understanding rather than knowledge. Explore past questions and solutions  here  to get an idea of what’s in store.

Schools may only enter one team each and places are first come first served.

The competition is run in collaboration with the University of Cambridge’s Department of Chemistry. This year, it is joined by the University of Oxford too, so students may compete in either city. The competition will take place on Saturday 4 February 2023. Learn more on the  competition website .

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Anchoring Script: Quiz Competition

Crafting an anchoring script for a quiz competition is much like assembling the pieces of a puzzle to create an engaging and cohesive picture. An anchor serves as the bridge between the audience and the event, ensuring the smooth flow of the program while keeping the participants and audience engaged. From the introduction to the conclusion, a script for a quiz competition should be articulate, structured, and infused with just the right amount of excitement.

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Understand the Event

Quiz competition anchoring script tips, quiz competition anchoring script example #1.

Introducing the Teams:

Before we begin, let’s quickly go over the rules. Each team will have 15 seconds to answer a question. Correct answers will award you 10 points, while a wrong answer won’t cost you any points. However, there’s a twist! If a team cannot answer, the question will be passed to the next team for a chance to steal for 5 points. Remember, no conferring with other teams, and please wait for me to acknowledge you before you answer.

Between Rounds:

While our teams take a short breather and our judges tally the scores, let’s turn to our audience. Here’s a question for you: Which planet is known as the Red Planet? The first one to raise their hand with the correct answer might just win a little prize!

Encouragement and Commentary:

What an astonishing display of knowledge we’ve witnessed today! Every team has shown immense dedication and brilliance. While the judges finalize the scores, let’s give a huge round of applause to all our participants. You are all champions in the quest for knowledge!

As we close the curtains on today’s event, let us take forward the spirit of inquiry and the joy of learning. Until we meet again, keep questioning, keep learning, and keep shining. Thank you, and have a great [morning/afternoon/evening]!

Quiz Competition Anchoring Script Example #2

Introduction of Teams:

Before we dive into the mind-boggling questions, let’s familiarize ourselves with the rules of the game. Each team will get precisely 15 seconds to answer a question. A correct answer will fetch you 10 points, while a wrong one will not deduct any points. If a team fails to answer, the question will pass to the next team for a bonus of 5 points. Remember, teamwork and timing are of the essence!

Transition and Summary of Rounds:

While the participants ready themselves for the next challenge, let’s turn our attention to our wonderful audience. Here’s a fun question for you: [Insert Audience Question]. Think you’ve got the right answer? Raise your hand, and let’s see if you can outsmart our contestants!

Motivation and Commentary:

What a rollercoaster of knowledge we’ve been on today! From history to science, from literature to current affairs, our participants have taken us on an incredible journey. As the scores are being tallied, let’s applaud all the participants for their hard work and dedication.

As we conclude, let’s carry forward the zeal for learning and the courage to question. Until next time, keep your quest for knowledge alive. Thank you, and have a wonderful [morning/afternoon/evening]!

Final Thoughts

Writing an anchoring script for a quiz competition is an art that combines information, engagement, and entertainment. By following this guide, you will be well on your way to creating a script that not only runs the competition smoothly but also makes it a memorable event for all those involved. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time anchor, your script is your roadmap to a successful quiz competition. Good luck, and happy scripting!

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2024 global essay prize, registrations for the 2024 global essay prize are now closed. we are pleased to report that this year we have accepted registrations from  34,823 contestants. if you registered on or before the registration deadline (31 may) we look forward to receiving your essay (submit  here)   by the submission deadline of  sunday, 30 june ..

The John Locke Institute encourages young people to cultivate the characteristics that turn good students into great writers: independent thought, depth of knowledge, clear reasoning, critical analysis and persuasive style. Our Essay Competition invites students to explore a wide range of challenging and interesting questions beyond the confines of the school curriculum.

Entering an essay in our competition can build knowledge, and refine skills of argumentation. It also gives students the chance to have their work assessed by experts. All of our essay prizes are judged by a panel of senior academics drawn from leading universities including Oxford and Princeton, under the leadership of the Chairman of Examiners, former Cambridge philosopher, Dr Jamie Whyte.

The judges will choose their favourite essay from each of seven subject categories - Philosophy, Politics, Economics, History, Psychology, Theology and Law - and then select the winner of the Grand Prize for the best entry in any subject. There is also a separate prize awarded for the best essay in the junior category, for under 15s.

Q1. Do we have any good reasons to trust our moral intuition?

Q2. Do girls have a (moral) right to compete in sporting contests that exclude boys?

Q3. Should I be held responsible for what I believe?

Q1. Is there such a thing as too much democracy?

Q2. Is peace in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip possible?

Q3. When is compliance complicity?

Q1. What is the optimal global population?  

Q2. Accurate news reporting is a public good. Does it follow that news agencies should be funded from taxation?

Q3. Do successful business people benefit others when making their money, when spending it, both, or neither?

Q1. Why was sustained economic growth so rare before the later 18th century and why did this change?

Q2. Has music ever significantly changed the course of history?

Q3. Why do civilisations collapse? Is our civilisation in danger?

Q1. When, if ever, should a company be permitted to refuse to do business with a person because of that person’s public statements?

Q2. In the last five years British police have arrested several thousand people for things they posted on social media. Is the UK becoming a police state?

Q3. Your parents say that 11pm is your bedtime. But they don’t punish you if you don’t go to bed by 11pm. Is 11pm really your bedtime?

Q1. According to a study by researchers at four British universities, for each 15-point increase in IQ, the likelihood of getting married increases by around 35% for a man but decreases by around 58% for a woman. Why?

In the original version of this question we misstated a statistic. This was caused by reproducing an error that appeared in several media summaries of the study. We are grateful to one of our contestants, Xinyi Zhang, who helped us to see (with humility and courtesy) why we should take more care to check our sources. We corrected the text on 4 April. Happily, the correction does not in any way alter the thrust of the question.

Q2. There is an unprecedented epidemic of depression and anxiety among young people. Can we fix this? How?

Q3. What is the difference between a psychiatric illness and a character flaw?

Q1. “I am not religious, but I am spiritual.” What could the speaker mean by “spiritual”?

Q2. Is it reasonable to thank God for protection from some natural harm if He is responsible for causing the harm?

Q3. Does God reward those who believe in him? If so, why?

JUNIOR prize

Q1. Does winning a free and fair election automatically confer a mandate for governing?

Q2. Has the anti-racism movement reduced racism?

Q3. Is there life after death?

Q4. How did it happen that governments came to own and run most high schools, while leaving food production to private enterprise? 

Q5. When will advancing technology make most of us unemployable? What should we do about this?

Q6. Should we trust fourteen-year-olds to make decisions about their own bodies? 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & FURTHER DETAILS

Please read the following carefully.

Entry to the John Locke Institute Essay Competition 2024 is open to students from any country.

Registration  

Only candidates who registered before the registration deadline of Friday, 31 May 2024 may enter this year's competition.

All entries must be submitted by 11.59 pm BST on  the submission deadline: Sunday, 30 June 2024 .  Candidates must be eighteen years old, or younger, on that date. (Candidates for the Junior Prize must be fourteen years old, or younger, on that date.)

Entry is free.

Each essay must address only one of the questions in your chosen subject category, and must not exceed 2000 words (not counting diagrams, tables of data, endnotes, bibliography or authorship declaration). 

The filename of your pdf must be in this format: FirstName-LastName-Category-QuestionNumber.pdf; so, for instance, Alexander Popham would submit his answer to question 2 in the Psychology category with the following file name:

Alexander-Popham-Psychology-2.pdf

Essays with filenames which are not in this format will be rejected.

The candidate's name should NOT appear within the document itself. 

Candidates should NOT add footnotes. They may, however, add endnotes and/or a Bibliography that is clearly titled as such.

Each candidate will be required to provide the email address of an academic referee who is familiar with the candidate's written academic work. This should be a school teacher, if possible, or another responsible adult who is not a relation of the candidate. The John Locke Institute will email referees to verify that the essays submitted are indeed the original work of the candidates.

Submissions may be made as soon as registration opens in April. We recommend that you submit your essay well in advance of the deadline to avoid any last-minute complications.  To submit your essay, click here .  

Acceptance of your essay depends on your granting us permission to use your data for the purposes of receiving and processing your entry as well as communicating with you about the Awards Ceremony Dinner, the academic conference, and other events and programmes of the John Locke Institute and its associated entities.  

Late entries

If for any reason you miss the 30 June deadline you will have an opportunity to make a late entry, under two conditions:

a) A late entry fee of 20.00 USD must be paid by credit card within twenty-four hours of the original deadline; and

b) Your essay must be submitted  before 11.59 pm BST on Wednesday, 10 July 2024.

To pay for late entry, a registrant need only log into his or her account, select the relevant option and provide the requested payment information.

Our grading system is proprietary. Essayists may be asked to discuss their entry with a member of the John Locke Institute’s faculty. We use various means to identify plagiarism, contract cheating, the use of AI and other forms of fraud . Our determinations in all such matters are final.

Essays will be judged on knowledge and understanding of the relevant material, the competent use of evidence, quality of argumentation, originality, structure, writing style and persuasive force. The very best essays are likely to be those which would be capable of changing somebody's mind. Essays which ignore or fail to address the strongest objections and counter-arguments are unlikely to be successful .

Candidates are advised to answer the question as precisely and directly as possible.

The writers of the best essays will receive a commendation and be shortlisted for a prize. Writers of shortlisted essays will be notified by 11.59 pm BST on Wednesday, 31 July. They will also be invited to London for an invitation-only academic conference and awards dinner in September, where the prize-winners will be announced. Unlike the competition itself, the academic conference and awards dinner are not free. Please be aware that n obody is required to attend either the academic conference or the prize ceremony. You can win a prize without travelling to London.

All short-listed candidates, including prize-winners, will be able to download eCertificates that acknowledge their achievement. If you win First, Second or Third Prize, and you travel to London for the ceremony, you will receive a signed certificate. 

There is a prize for the best essay in each category. The prize for each winner of a subject category, and the winner of the Junior category, is a scholarship worth US$2000 towards the cost of attending any John Locke Institute programme, and the essays will be published on the Institute's website. Prize-giving ceremonies will take place in London, at which winners and runners-up will be able to meet some of the judges and other faculty members of the John Locke Institute. Family, friends, and teachers are also welcome.

The candidate who submits the best essay overall will be awarded an honorary John Locke Institute Junior Fellowship, which comes with a US$10,000 scholarship to attend one or more of our summer schools and/or visiting scholars programmes. 

The judges' decisions are final, and no correspondence will be entered into.

R egistration opens: 1 April, 2024.

Registration deadline: 31 May, 2024. (Registration is required by this date for subsequent submission.)

Submission deadline: 30 June, 2024.

Late entry deadline: 10 July, 2024. (Late entries are subject to a 20.00 USD charge, payable by 1 July.)

Notification of short-listed essayists: 31 July, 2024.

Academic conference: 20 - 22 September, 2024.

Awards dinner: 21 September, 2024.

Any queries regarding the essay competition should be sent to [email protected] . Please be aware that, due to the large volume of correspondence we receive, we cannot guarantee to answer every query. In particular, regrettably, we are unable to respond to questions whose answers can be found on our website.

If you would like to receive helpful tips  from our examiners about what makes for a winning essay or reminders of upcoming key dates for the 2024  essay competition, please provide your email here to be added to our contact list. .

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The John Locke Institute's Global Essay Prize is acknowledged as the world's most prestigious essay competition. 

We welcome tens of thousands of submissions from ambitious students in more than 150 countries, and our examiners - including distinguished philosophers, political scientists, economists, historians, psychologists, theologians, and legal scholars - read and carefully assess every entry. 

I encourage you to register for this competition, not only for the hope of winning a prize or commendation, and not only for the chance to join the very best contestants at our academic conference and gala ceremony in London, but equally for the opportunity to engage in the serious scholarly enterprise of researching, reflecting on, writing about, and editing an answer to one of the important and provocative questions in this year's Global Essay Prize. 

We believe that the skills you will acquire in the process will make you a better thinker and a more effective advocate for the ideas that matter most to you.

I hope to see you in September!

Best wishes,

Jamie Whyte, Ph.D. (C ANTAB ) 

Chairman of Examiners

Q. I missed the registration deadline. May I still register or submit an essay?

A. No. Only candidates who registered before 31 May will be able to submit an essay. 

Q. Are footnote s, endnotes, a bibliography or references counted towards the word limit?

A. No. Only the body of the essay is counted. 

Q. Are in-text citations counted towards the word limit? ​

A. If you are using an in-text based referencing format, such as APA, your in-text citations are included in the word limit.

Q. Is it necessary to include foo tnotes or endnotes in an essay? ​

A. You  may not  include footnotes, but you may include in-text citations or endnotes. You should give your sources of any factual claims you make, and you should ackn owledge any other authors on whom you rely.​

Q. I am interested in a question that seems ambiguous. How should I interpret it?

A. You may interpret a question as you deem appropriate, clarifying your interpretation if necessary. Having done so, you must answer the question as directly as possible.

Q. How strict are  the age eligibility criteria?

A. Only students whose nineteenth birthday falls after 30 June 2024 will be eligible for a prize or a commendation. In the case of the Junior category, only students whose fifteenth birthday falls after 30 June 2024 will be eligible for a prize or a commendation. 

Q. May I submit more than one essay?

A. Yes, you may submit as many essays as you please in any or all categories.

Q. If I am eligible to compete in the Junior category, may I also (or instead) compete in another category?

A. Yes, you may.

Q. May I team up with someone else to write an essay?  

A. No. Each submitted essay must be entirely the work of a single individual.

Q. May I use AI, such as ChatGPT or the like, in writing my essay?

A. All essays will be checked for the use of AI. If we find that any content is generated by AI, your essay will be disqualified. We will also ask you, upon submission of your essay, whether you used AI for  any  purpose related to the writing of your essay, and if so, you will be required to provide details. In that case, if, in our judgement, you have not provided full and accurate details of your use of AI, your essay will be disqualified. 

Since any use of AI (that does not result in disqualification) can only negatively affect our assessment of your work relative to that of work that is done without using AI, your safest course of action is simply not to use it at all. If, however, you choose to use it for any purpose, we reserve the right to make relevant judgements on a case-by-case basis and we will not enter into any correspondence. 

Q. May I have someone else edit, or otherwise help me with, my essay?

A. You may of course discuss your essay with others, and it is perfectly acceptable for them to offer general advice and point out errors or weaknesses in your writing or content, leaving you to address them.

However, no part of your essay may be written by anyone else. This means that you must edit your own work and that while a proofreader may point out errors, you as the essayist must be the one to correct them. 

Q. Do I have to attend the awards ceremony to win a prize? ​

A. Nobody is required to attend the prize ceremony. You can win a prize without travelling to London. But if we invite you to London it is because your essay was good enough - in the opinion of the First Round judges - to be at least a contender for First, Second or Third Prize. Normally the Second Round judges will agree that the short-listed essays are worth at least a commendation.

Q. Is there an entry fee?

A. No. There is no charge to enter our global essay competition unless you submit your essay after the normal deadline, in which case there is a fee of 20.00 USD .

Q. Can I receive a certificate for my participation in your essay competition if I wasn't shortlisted? 

A. No. Certificates are awarded only for shortlisted essays. Short-listed contestants who attend the award ceremony in London will receive a paper certificate. If you cannot travel to London, you will be able to download your eCertificate.

Q. Can I receive feedba ck on my essay? 

A. We would love to be able to give individual feedback on essays but, unfortunately, we receive too many entries to be able to comment on particular essays.

Q. The deadline for publishing the names of short-listed essayists has passed but I did not receive an email to tell me whether I was short-listed.

A. Log into your account and check "Shortlist Status" for (each of) your essay(s).

Q. Why isn't the awards ceremony in Oxford this year?

A. Last year, many shortlisted finalists who applied to join our invitation-only academic conference missed the opportunity because of capacity constraints at Oxford's largest venues. This year, the conference will be held in central London and the gala awards dinner will take place in an iconic London ballroom. 

TECHNICAL FAQ s

Q. The system will not accept my essay. I have checked the filename and it has the correct format. What should I do?  

A. You have almost certainly added a space before or after one of your names in your profile. Edit it accordingly and try to submit again.

Q. The profile page shows my birth date to be wrong by a day, even after I edit it. What should I do?

A. Ignore it. The date that you typed has been correctly input to our database. ​ ​

Q. How can I be sure that my registration for the essay competition was successful? Will I receive a confirmation email?

A. You will not receive a confirmation email. Rather, you can at any time log in to the account that you created and see that your registration details are present and correct.

TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR SUBMISSION

If you are unable to submit your essay to the John Locke Institute’s global essay competition, your problem is almost certainly one of the following.

If so, please proceed as indicated.

1) PROBLEM: I receive the ‘registrations are now closed’ message when I enter my email and verification code. SOLUTION. You did not register for the essay competition and create your account. If you think you did, you probably only provided us with your email to receive updates from us about the competition or otherwise. You may not enter the competition this year.

2) PROBLEM I do not receive a login code after I enter my email to enter my account. SOLUTION. Enter your email address again, checking that you do so correctly. If this fails, restart your browser using an incognito window; clear your cache, and try again. Wait for a few minutes for the code. If this still fails, restart your machine and try one more time. If this still fails, send an email to [email protected] with “No verification code – [your name]” in the subject line.

SUBMITTING AN ESSAY

3) PROBLEM: The filename of my essay is in the correct format but it is rejected. SOLUTION: Use “Edit Profile” to check that you did not add a space before or after either of your names. If you did, delete it. Whether you did or did not, try again to submit your essay. If submission fails again, email [email protected] with “Filename format – [your name]” in the subject line.

4) PROBLEM: When trying to view my submitted essay, a .txt file is downloaded – not the .pdf file that I submitted. SOLUTION: Delete the essay. Logout of your account; log back in, and resubmit. If resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “File extension problem – [your name]” in the subject line.

5) PROBLEM: When I try to submit, the submission form just reloads without giving me an error message. SOLUTION. Log out of your account. Open a new browser; clear the cache; log back in, and resubmit. If resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “Submission form problem – [your name]” in the subject line.

6) PROBLEM: I receive an “Unexpected Error” when trying to submit. SOLUTION. Logout of your account; log back in, and resubmit. If this resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “Unexpected error – [your name]” in thesubject line. Your email must tell us e xactly where in the submission process you received this error.

7) PROBLEM: I have a problem with submitting and it is not addressed above on this list. SOLUTION: Restart your machine. Clear your browser’s cache. Try to submit again. If this fails, email [email protected] with “Unlisted problem – [your name]” in the subject line. Your email must tell us exactly the nature of your problem with relevant screen caps.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU EMAIL US.

Do not email us before you have tried the specified solutions to your problem.

Do not email us more than once about a single problem. We will respond to your email within 72 hours. Only if you have not heard from us in that time may you contact us again to ask for an update.

If you email us regarding a problem, you must include relevant screen-shots and information on both your operating system and your browser. You must also declare that you have tried the solutions presented above and had a good connection to the internet when you did so.

If you have tried the relevant solution to your problem outlined above, have emailed us, and are still unable to submit before the 30 June deadline on account of any fault of the John Locke Institute or our systems, please do not worry: we will have a way to accept your essay in that case. However, if there is no fault on our side, we will not accept your essay if it is not submitted on time – whatever your reason: we will not make exceptions for IT issues for which we are not responsible.

We reserve the right to disqualify the entries of essayists who do not follow all provided instructions, including those concerning technical matters.

English Competitive Exam 2023

Competitive English practice tests are designed to challenge you and simulate real exam conditions. They cover various aspects of language proficiency such as grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills. By regularly taking these practice tests, you can improve your time management skills and build stamina needed for lengthy exams. Moreover, they enable you to familiarize yourself with different types of questions often found in competitive exams, helping eliminate any surprises on test day.

Free Competitive English Practice Test Online

English language quiz competition.

The English Language Quiz Competition is an exciting platform for students to showcase their knowledge and skills in the English language. It tests not only their grammar and vocabulary but also challenges their critical thinking and ability to effectively communicate. Participants are tasked with answering a series of questions within a limited time frame, adding an element of thrill and pressure to the competition.

One interesting aspect of the English Language Quiz Competition is its ability to foster healthy competition among participants. As students strive to outperform each other, they naturally push themselves to expand their knowledge and improve their language skills. This creates a stimulating environment where participants learn from one another, exchanging information and insights that can benefit everyone involved.

Moreover, participating in such competitions offers numerous benefits beyond just winning or losing. By engaging in the quiz competition, students gain confidence in their language abilities as they successfully answer questions under pressure. They also develop valuable teamwork skills when collaborating with teammates during group rounds or brainstorming sessions for answers. Furthermore, these competitions provide opportunities for self-reflection and growth as students identify areas of improvement and work towards honing their language proficiency.

In conclusion, the English Language Quiz Competition serves as a platform for students not only to exhibit their language prowess but also to engage in healthy competition that promotes personal growth. With its fast-paced nature, collaborative learning atmosphere, and valuable skill-building opportunities, this event captivates both participants and spectators alike, making it an exciting and highly anticipated event in the school calendar.

English Essay Competition

The annual English Essay Competition is a platform where budding writers can showcase their literary talents. It’s an event that not only promotes creativity but also provides a chance for participants to gain recognition and appreciation for their writing prowess. With this competition, students are encouraged to step out of their comfort zones and explore various genres, embracing the art of storytelling.

One of the key aspects that make the English Essay Competition special is its ability to bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds. From high school students to university graduates, participants come with different perspectives and life experiences, which adds richness and depth to the  essays . This creates a stimulating environment where ideas are exchanged, challenged, and reshaped through intellectual discourse.

Moreover, the English Essay Competition serves as a stepping stone for aspiring writers in achieving their dreams of becoming published authors or renowned journalists. Winning this competition not only gives contestants validation for their writing skills but also provides a valuable opportunity to have their work exposed to esteemed publishers and media outlets. The competition acts as a launching pad into the world of literature, opening doors that were previously inaccessible or unknown.

In conclusion, participating in the annual English Essay Competition offers an exciting journey of self-expression while fostering camaraderie among fellow writers. It encourages engagement with fresh ideas and perspectives while serving as a significant milestone in one’s writing career. So if you’ve been waiting for your chance to shine as an essayist or considering exploring your hidden literary talent, don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity!

Competitive English Book

If you’re an avid reader and love to challenge yourself, then a competitive English book should be on your must-read list. These books go beyond the traditional format and offer a thrilling experience that pushes your knowledge of the English language to its limits. With puzzles, quizzes, and brain teasers designed to test your vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills , these books are not only educational but also exciting.

What sets competitive English books apart is their ability to engage readers in a way that feels like a game. Instead of simply reading words on a page, you’ll find yourself fully immersed in solving riddles and deciphering cryptic clues. The competitive aspect adds another layer of enjoyment as you pit your wits against fellow readers or compete with yourself to beat personal records. Whether you’re trying to improve your language skills or looking for an entertaining way to spend your free time, a competitive English book will provide you with hours of challenging fun.

In addition to being enjoyable, these books have several benefits that make them worth exploring. They can help expand your vocabulary by introducing new words in context and encouraging active usage through exercises. The puzzles and quizzes foster critical thinking skills by requiring you to analyze information from different perspectives and make connections between concepts. Moreover, engaging in this kind of mental stimulation has been shown to enhance memory retention and overall cognitive function. So why not embark on this literary adventure? Sharpen your English skills while having a great time along the way!

Competitive English Classes

English is a global language, and having strong English skills can open up numerous opportunities in the professional world. As a result, competitive English classes have become increasingly popular among students who want to excel in their language proficiency. These classes not only focus on grammar and vocabulary but also emphasize critical thinking, communication skills, and cultural awareness.

One of the major benefits of joining a competitive English class is the opportunity to learn from experienced teachers and interact with like-minded individuals. These classes often attract highly motivated students who push each other to perform better. Moreover, teachers in these classes employ innovative teaching methods such as group activities, debates , and presentations to enhance student engagement.

In addition to improving language skills, competitive English classes also provide exposure to various cultures and viewpoints through discussions on literature, current affairs, or even movies. This helps students develop a broader perspective and fosters critical thinking abilities. By highlighting similarities and differences between different cultures’ communication styles, students gain valuable insights that can be applied beyond language learning.

Overall, by participating in competitive English classes, learners not only enhance their proficiency but also develop essential life skills that are valued in today’s globalized society. Whether it’s for academic requirements or professional aspirations, these classes offer a stimulating environment where individuals can thrive by constantly challenging themselves while exploring new perspectives on culture and communication.

Competitive English Grammar

English grammar is an ever-evolving system, and mastering it requires more than just remembering a list of rules. In recent years, a new trend has emerged – competitive English grammar. Yes, you read that right! Just like any other sport or game, people are now competing to showcase their proficiency in  English grammar . This unique form of competition not only adds an element of excitement but also provides an opportunity for language enthusiasts to test their knowledge and skills against each other.

Gone are the days when grammar was considered dull and monotonous. With competitive English grammar, participants engage in various challenges that assess their ability to tackle complex sentence structures, identify grammatical errors with precision, and compose grammatically flawless sentences on the spot. This intense competition fosters a healthy learning environment where participants strive for excellence while pushing themselves beyond their comfort zones.

Competitive English grammar competitions also serve as a catalyst for overall language improvement. Not only do they challenge individuals to broaden their vocabulary and refine their sentence construction techniques, but they also encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills when faced with challenging linguistic conundrums. Moreover, these competitions allow avid learners to discover new ways of approaching the intricacies of the English language by observing others’ strategies and perspectives.

In conclusion, if you’re passionate about language mastery or simply enjoy exploring the depths of English structure from a competitive perspective, then look no further than competitive English grammar events. While such contests may seem intimidating at first, they provide a unique and enriching experience for participants. Engaging in these competitions not only strengthens one’s language skills but also fosters personal growth and self-confidence.

Competitive English Questions

Competitive English questions are a unique way to test and sharpen language skills. Whether it’s for job interviews, exams, or competitions, these questions require quick thinking and a strong command of the English language. What sets them apart from traditional language tests is their focus on application rather than theory. In other words, it’s not just about knowing grammar rules or vocabulary; it’s about being able to use them effectively in practical situations.

One key aspect of competitive English questions is their ability to challenge our creativity and problem-solving abilities. Often, these questions present hypothetical scenarios or unusual contexts where we need to think on our feet and come up with innovative solutions using the English language. This pushes us out of our comfort zones and encourages us to think outside the box.

Moreover, participating in competitive English question challenges can also help boost our confidence in public speaking as well as improve our overall communication skills. The pressure that comes with timed competitions or live events forces us to articulate our thoughts clearly and concisely under demanding circumstances. This experience prepares us for real-world situations where effective communication is essential.

In conclusion, engaging with competitive English questions goes beyond mere knowledge recall – it tests critical thinking abilities while sharpening practical language skills. It challenges us to apply our knowledge creatively within stipulated time frames while boosting confidence in articulating ideas effectively in front of an audience or judges. So whether you’re preparing for an exam or simply want to enhance your grasp of the English language, embracing competitive English questions can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor. Not only does it provide a platform for personal growth and development, but it also fosters a sense of camaraderie among participants who share the same passion for language and communication.

Competitive English Vocabulary

Building a strong vocabulary is essential for success in any competitive field, but when it comes to mastering the English language, there’s no shortage of challenges. As technology continues to advance and the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the demand for individuals with advanced English skills is on the rise. In this highly competitive landscape, harnessing a vast range of words can set you apart from your peers and give you an edge. 

To truly excel in competitive English vocabulary, it’s important to move beyond rote memorization and engage with words in context. Studies have shown that learning new words within their natural environment not only enhances retention but also improves overall comprehension. This means immersing oneself in literature, news articles, and other written materials that expose you to various writing styles and genres. By encountering unfamiliar terms organically rather than through flashcards or word lists, your brain actively seeks connections between these new words and ones already familiar to you.

Additionally, cultivating an awareness of etymology – the study of word origins – can prove particularly fruitful in expanding your vocabulary arsenal. Understanding how different languages have contributed to modern English allows for a deeper grasp on word meanings and potential associations. For example, knowing that bilingual combines Latin roots meaning two and tongue helps us infer its definition without prior exposure. Delving into etymology not only equips us with a nuanced vocabulary but also provides insight into the rich tapestry of human history and culture.

In this fiercely competitive global society where communication is key, having a diverse and extensive vocabulary can give individuals a significant advantage. By exploring the etymology of words, we gain access to a treasure trove of knowledge that allows us to express our thoughts more precisely and eloquently.

English Preparation for Competitive Exam

If you’re gearing up for a competitive exam that includes an English section, it’s important to prepare yourself accordingly. English proficiency is a crucial skill in today’s globalized world, and being well-prepared can give you an edge over other competitors. One of the most effective ways to enhance your English skills is by reading extensively. Make it a habit to read newspapers, magazines, novels, or any other form of literature that interests you. This will not only improve your vocabulary but also expose you to different writing styles and perspectives.

In addition to reading, practice is key when it comes to mastering the English language for competitive exams. Take advantage of online resources and practice tests available specifically designed for these types of exams. These exercises will help you become familiar with the format and structure of the exam questions while allowing you to identify your areas of weakness. Furthermore, consider joining study groups or hiring a tutor who specializes in English language preparation for competitive exams. Engaging in discussions or receiving personalized guidance can greatly accelerate your learning process.

Finally, don’t underestimate the power of self-assessment and feedback during your preparation journey. After completing practice tests or solving sample questions, thoroughly review your answers and analyze where you went wrong or what could have been improved. Seek feedback from experts or teachers who can provide valuable insights on how to enhance your performance further.

By incorporating these strategies into your preparation routine consistently and dedicating time each day towards improving your English skills, you’ll be well-equipped to tackle the challenges presented by an English proficiency test . Remember, practice makes perfect, so make sure to allocate enough time each day for focused practice sessions. Additionally, try to immerse yourself in the English language as much as possible by listening to podcasts, watching movies or TV shows in English, and reading books or articles. This will help you familiarize yourself with different accents, vocabulary, and grammar structures.

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Benefits of Quiz Competitions

A quiz is a game which can also be called a mind sport wherein the players, either as individuals or in teams attempt to answer questions posed to them correctly, in order to win a prize. I’m sure that we are all familiar with popular quizzes like the Limca quiz or the Cadbury Bournvita Quiz Contest (BQC). These are but just a few examples of quiz competitions that are held. Over the years people have been fascinated by these quizzes which have been broad – casted on television sets. And are still watched and enjoyed by children and adults alike even today!

But how many of us are familiar with the prospect of quizzes and the objective. The objective of every Indian school quizzing competition is to encourage students to look beyond their textual knowledge and establish a relationship between theory and application of the learnt concepts. It is easier said than done nonetheless.  But most schools and colleges have gone further than that and have conducted quiz competitions. In the process they have figured out the various benefits of quiz competitions, so let’s find out the same.

• Besides quizzes can be conducted for different age groups and over varying cultures
• Quizzes improve or expanding one’s knowledge of things, either general or in specific area
• Quizzes are designed to promote, a fun way to study and in the process help improve one’s general knowledge
• Quiz competitions enables students to think from different angles or simply ‘to think out of the box’
• It promotes a healthy debate amongst participants in order to learn from each other
• Quiz competitions are used in Schools and Universities to aid in language development and in particular subject areas of study
• Some educational institutes use it as a brief assessment or tool to measure the growth in the knowledge, abilities and / or skills of their pupils either on a general level or restricted to specific fields for instance, science, maths etc
• Aiding in language development with the questions based in the language alone
• Aiding in the team building process
• Being fun to participate in but with a competitive element
• Provoking discussion and healthy debate amongst participating players / teams
• Aiding to relieve the tension of the daily work routine
• Promoting group harmony, whether in organisations, schools or just a group of friends
• Making new friends, from different cultures at times
• Likewise spelling bees improve the student’s spellings and vocabulary
• Quiz competitions even help build the student’s soft skills

Well now that you know the benefits of quiz competitions, it is probable time to encourage your child to participate in quiz competitions or spelling bees. If you wish your child to develop and improve their skills, that will give them an edge over their competitors.

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Write a Diary Entry on Winning a Quiz Competition [With PDF]

Diary writing is a skill to pen down one’s thoughts in a diary and this question is often asked during examinations. You should know the correct format so that no marks are deducted in the examinations. There are four examples below on the topic- winning a quiz competition. Refer to them to understand a proper format for a diary entry.

Whenever asked to write a diary entry, these examples can come in very helpful. So, let’s start.

Question-1: Write a diary entry,  About winning an inter school quiz competition.

Hints : Where was the competition? – Tell your experience or preparation for the quiz competition- Describe the competition- What did you learn?

1st March 2021, Monday, 6:00 pm,

Dear Diary,

Today I want to share my immense joy with you.

I have been preparing for an inter school quiz competition which was going to be hosted by my school this year. The preparation was extra tough as we definitely wanted to win in our own home grounds. Our team had four members and all of us had some experience in quizzing competitions. Today the competition started by 9 am, the rounds were tough but the finale was very competitive as both teams were aggressive on the buzzer.

The questions went by and we won the competition with a lead of 2 points. Today I learnt how important preparation is as it helped us score against the opponents and this victory has boosted my confidence to perform next time. Dear diary, I am really glad today for the team and pray we do better each time.

Question-2: Write a diary entry,  About winning a quiz competition held at your housing complex.

Hints: On what occasion was the competition held? – How was your preparation for the quiz competition- Describe the competition.

26th January 2021, Tuesday, 5:00 pm.

Today I wanted to tell you about this great day I had.

My housing society organizes a quiz competition amongst us youngsters during the Republic day celebrations. It was my first time participating in the competition and I was nervous about it. Each block in the society made up one team. The competition started at 10 am with the host introducing each team, then the rounds began where the team that lost was eliminated.

I was lucky to have experienced teammates as I was nervous for sure. We went to the finals and faced great opposition, each team timed their buzzer well giving prompt answers. Just with a single point in the lead we finally won the competition. This day will always be cherished by me as a day I experienced the joy of making my parents proud by winning the competition.

Question-3: Write a diary entry,  About winning a quiz competition at the mall.

Hints: what was the competition held for? – Tell your encounter in the mall- Describe the competition- How you felt after winning.

25th December 2020, Friday, 7:00 pm.

Today I cannot wait to pen down the exciting day I had.

Today I went to Orion Mall with my friends to celebrate Christmas, and all  of us were stunned to see the place decorated with holiday props and a huge Christmas tree placed at the center of the mall. While touring we were attracted by a quiz competition going on.

The theme was Christmas and we all decided to take part in it. The rounds went by answering various questions while we really enjoyed ourselves. The finale was intense but we finally won. With a round of applause, the competition came to an end. The anchor congratulated our team and we were really happy to win. This Christmas was special and I will always cherish this day and pray to have such fun again next year.

Question-4: Write a diary entry,  About winning a quiz competition telecasted in the television.

Hints:  What was the television quiz show you participated in- How was your preparation

16th March 2021, Tuesday, 9:00 pm.

Today was probably the best day of my life.

Today was the day the quiz competition I participated in was broadcasted in Television. There is a popular quiz show that hosts competition amongst youngsters and then the episode is broadcasted in television. The show started at 7 pm and my entire family was there huddled together in front of the television.

The show started by introducing all the participants and then the rounds began. After answering multiple questions we finally began an intense finale. The rules stated the team hitting the buzzer gets to answer and neither team gave up any chances. To our delight, we were able to win by a few points. My family was very happy and proud of me and I have decided to work even harder for the quizzing competition next year.

The scenarios covered here will help you understand the format of a diary entry. The topic- winning a quiz competition, shows you four different scenarios which you can refer to better understand diary writing entry. Hope you found this session to be helpful. Let us know your valuable opinion as well as suggest anything you want to bring to our notice in the comment section below. Thank you, hope to see you again soon.

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National Civics Bee: Testing Civics Knowledge

National Civics Bee , a civics knowledge competition organized by the Civic Trust, an initiative of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, is expanding to nine states in 2023.

Modeled off the concept of a traditional spelling bee, it is an opportunity for middle school students to show off their civics knowledge. After a successful 2022 pilot with local and state chambers of commerce, this year’s expanded program will include Colorado, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington, with the ultimate goal being expansion across the United States.

“It is our goal to encourage the next generation to get involved in their communities and have an appreciation for our roles, rights and responsibilities. We hope the Civics Bee aspires civic participation in middle school students across the state.” 

-President of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Ashli Watts, as they completed the National Civics Bee’s pilot program in May,2022.

As documented in this newsletter before , civics education could use a boost: “only 51% of Americans were able to name all three branches of government ( Annenberg Public Policy Center ), 52% of Americans can’t name a Supreme Court Justice ( C-SPAN / PSB 2018 Supreme Court Survey ), and a Woodrow Wilson Foundation  study found that the majority of Americans would fail a U.S. citizenship test.”

The National Civics Bee aims to be part of the solution by engaging the hearts and minds of middle schoolers and sparking civic engagement in their communities. The first round of the Bee has middle school students submit an essay to their local participating chamber of commerce about how an engaged citizen might be able to solve a local challenge. Judges then select 20 finalists to participate in a live civics quiz competition. Questions might include, “How many Supreme Court Justices are there?” or “How long does it take to become a naturalized citizen of the United States?” The top 3 students from each local competition advance to the state competition where they are asked questions about their essay by a panel of judges. You can read about some of the past winners here .

Local chambers of commerce in the nine participating states are now accepting essay entries, the deadline is February 24th.

You can test your own civics knowledge with this quiz from The Civic Trust .

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ClimateScience Olympiad 2024 winners will receive a sponsored trip to UN Climate Summit, COP29.

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Format: The Quarter Finals round is a 25-minute online quiz. Quarter Finalists will be asked to answer 15 in depth multiple choice questions. Those who get 13 or more answers correct in the Quarter Finals, will move to the Semi Finals. Attempts: Each participant will get 1 attempt for every successful Qualifier attempt. This means if you don't succeed at the Quarter finals on your first attempt, you can use any other Qualifier attempts to try again. Preparation: For Quarter Finals, the best way to prepare is by completing our courses as well as practising on the ClimateScience Quiz App.

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Write A Letter To Your Friend About Quiz Competition In English

Dear friend,

I hope this letter finds you and your family in the best of health. We are also doing well here. I am writing to tell you about an exciting quiz competition held in our school.

I am very happy and excited.

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English & science quiz – 2023-24.

Prepare for an exhilarating journey into the realms of knowledge and discovery as we extend a warm invitation to your esteemed school for the ENGLISH & SCIENCE QUIZ – 2023 - 24. Ignite Curiosity, Foster Excellence

This captivating quiz event welcomes students from Play Group to Level-12 to embark on an unforgettable journey of curiosity and learning. We hold a profound belief that this quiz will serve as the spark exploding a deep interest for Science & English among our young learners.

English: - Unleash your creativity and linguistic prowess in constructing narrative texts and persuasive writing. Dive into the world of words, from simple spelling patterns to intricate ones. Explore these vital dimensions:

Punctuation: Master the art of using punctuation to convey meaning and rhythm.

Spelling: Conquer a spectrum of spelling patterns, from the elementary to the complex.

Syntax and Grammar: Craft artistically structured, grammatically impeccable sentences.

Text Purpose and Structure: Understand how different text types' structures serve distinct purposes.

Error Correction and Proofreading: Hone your skills in detecting and rectifying errors for impeccable writing.

For Our Youngest Learners (KG, Nursery, Grades 1-2): - Tailored content: English: Explore colors, numbers, alphabets, and shapes matching, igniting language and cognitive development.

SCIENCE: - Embark on a scientific adventure spanning Earth and Beyond, Energy and Change, Life and Living, and natural and Processed Materials. Explore these skill domains:

Observing and Measuring: Sharpen your ability to keenly observe, measure, and record data.

Interpreting Data: Learn to derive valuable insights from collected data.

Applying Data: Discover how data can solve real-world scientific challenges.

Investigating and Higher-Order Skills: Uncover the process of scientific investigation and apply higher-order thinking skills.

For Our Youngest Learners (KG, Nursery, Grades 1-2) - Tailored content: Science: Dive into the world of animals, fruit names, and shapes matching, fostering curiosity and early scientific understanding.

The Odyssey Unfolds in Two Stages:

1 - elimination round (handwritten).

Mark your calendars for January 24, 2024. In this preliminary stage, contestants will face an exciting challenge – 20 questions in 20 minutes. Their performance will be assessed based on the number of correct answers. Brace yourselves for a whirlwind of knowledge!

2 - GRAND FINALE (Online)

For the champions who emerge victorious, the Grand Finale awaits on February 21, 2024. The Grand Finale will set the stage for an even more intellectually demanding quiz, where the brightest minds will compete for the title of top participants.

The Scroll of Knowledge Awaits:

Get ready for the english and science awards 2024.

These awards aim to recognize and honor the remarkable achievements of our students in the fields of English and Science. The English and Science Awards for 2024 will bring together students from various schools to showcase their knowledge, creativity, and dedication. The awards will encompass a wide range of categories, from English language skills to scientific exploration, allowing our young talents to shine in their own unique ways.

• 1st GRAND PRIZE: 300,000/- (2 Awards)
• 2nd PRIZE: 50,000/- (14 Awards)
• Third Prize: 20,000/- (14 Awards)
• Fourth Prize: 10,000/- (28 Awards)
• Fifth Prize: Gold Medal (700)
• Sixth Prize: Silver Medal (700)
• Seventh Prize: Bronze Medal (700)
• Eighth Prize: Special Awards
• Ninth Prize: Exciting Giveaways!

FOR SCHOOL LEADERS AND EDUCATORS

We've got more than just the thrill of the competition waiting for you:

• Principal of the Year: Celebrate outstanding leadership with certificates.
• Souvenirs for Principal: A special memento for the school's administrative force.
• Coordinator of the Year: Recognize exceptional coordinators with certificates.
• Teacher of the Year: Applaud dedicated educators with certificates.
• Souvenirs for Teachers: Tokens of appreciation for the mentors.

KEY DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR

• 📅 Registration Deadline: December 05, 2023
• 📚 Syllabus Delivery: December 28, 2023
• 📝 Paper Distribution: January 20, 2024
• 🚀 Elimination Round: January 24, 2024
• 📢 Elimination Round Results: February 15, 2024
• 🏆 Grand Finale: February 21, 2024
• 📣 Announcement of Results: February 28, 2024
• 🎉 Prize Distribution: March 21, 2024
• Mark your calendars for these important dates and get ready for an exciting journey!

Note: We offer Syllabus Books for preparation, and our diligent Monitoring Team may visit your school to ensure a fair process. The Grand Finale will be conducted online, and the winners will be selected based on their scores and the time taken to complete the quiz.

Welcome to the Computer & General Knowledge Quiz Contest 2024!

Are you ready to put your digital dexterity to the test? Get ready to power up your intellect and dive into the dynamic world of computers with our thrilling Computer Quiz Contest 2024! Introducing the Computer Quiz Contest 2024—

an exciting opportunity for tech enthusiasts to showcase their knowledge, problem-solving skills, and quick thinking in a fun, competitive environment. Whether you're a coding prodigy, a hardware guru, or simply love all things tech, this contest is tailor-made for you!

Contest Format: The contest will consist of multiple rounds, each designed to challenge participants' understanding of various aspects of computer science, including programming languages, software development, hardware components, networking, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies.

Contest Format for Pre-Level: Participants answer multiple-choice questions on basic computer concepts like hardware, software, and common application functions.

Why Participate?

Expand Your Knowledge: Expand Your Knowledge: Test your understanding of key concepts and developments in the ever-evolving field of computer science.

Challenge Yourself: Put your problem-solving skills to the test and tackle mind-bending puzzles and scenarios.

Showcase Your Talent: Demonstrate your expertise and impress your peers with your command of all things tech.

Win Prizes: Compete for exciting prizes and accolades as you strive to emerge victorious in this ultimate battle of the bytes. Get set for an exciting adventure of exploration and discovery with our General Knowledge Quiz Contest 2024! Whether you're a trivia whiz, a history buff, or simply curious about the world, this contest is your chance to showcase your knowledge and compete for glory!

About the Contest: The General Knowledge Quiz Contest 2024 celebrates learning and intellectual prowess. Participants showcase their knowledge across various topics like history, geography, literature, science, and current events. From famous landmarks to obscure facts, every piece of knowledge could lead to victory!

Contest Format: The competition comprises rounds designed to challenge participants' knowledge, critical thinking, and ability to think on their feet. Whether you excel at rapid-fire trivia, logical puzzles, or in-depth analysis, there's something for everyone in this thrilling competition!

Format for Pre-Level Students: MCQs: Answer questions on animals, colors, shapes, geography, and famous figures.

Picture Recognition: Identify objects, animals, or landmarks from images.

True/False Statements: Respond to simple true/false statements on topics like animals, plants, numbers, and shapes.

Storytelling/Nursery Rhymes: Recite stories, nursery rhymes, or songs to demonstrate memory and verbal skills.

Interactive Quizzes: Engage in activities such as matching items, identifying patterns, or completing sequences.

Why Participate? Expand Your Horizons: Test your knowledge across a diverse array of subjects and discover new facts and insights along the way.

Challenge Your Mind: Put your critical thinking skills to the test and tackle thought-provoking questions and challenges.

Connect with Others: Join fellow knowledge enthusiasts and engage in friendly competition as you vie for the title of Quiz Champion.

Win Prizes: Compete for fantastic prizes and recognition as you strive to outwit and outshine your competitors.

The quest unfolds in two exciting stages: Elimination Round: (Online) The journey begins with the Preliminary Round, where participants face off in a test of wits and knowledge. They tackle 20 challenging questions evaluating comprehension of computer principles and general knowledge. This stage separates contenders from spectators, setting the stage for the competition.

Grand Finale: (Online) For the victorious few from the Preliminary Round, the Grand Finale awaits as the pinnacle of the competition. This electrifying showdown unfolds in the digital realm, where participants engage in an online battle of intellect and quick thinking. Armed with knowledge and strategy, they vie for the prestigious title of Quiz Champions in a high-stakes showdown. With the spotlight on them, participants must demonstrate prowess and agility to navigate through challenges.

In essence, the Preliminary Round is the gateway to the Grand Finale, allowing participants to prove their worth. The Grand Finale represents the culmination of their efforts, as participants compete head-to-head in a thrilling display of skill and determination. Together, these stages form an odyssey of discovery and competition, inviting participants to push their boundaries and emerge victorious in the quest for knowledge and excellence.

Get ready to embrace the excitement of the Computer and General Knowledge Awards 2024!

The 2024 Computer and General Knowledge Awards celebrate students' outstanding achievements in computer science and general knowledge. They bring together students from various schools to showcase their expertise, innovation, and commitment. With categories ranging from English proficiency to scientific inquiry, this event empowers students to shine brightly.

• Grand Prize: 300,000/- (Two Awards)
• Second Prize: TABLETS (14 Awards)
• Third Prize: 25,000/- (14 Awards)
• Fourth Prize: 15,000/- (14 Awards)
• Fifth Prize: 10,000/- (14 Awards)
• Sixth Prize: Gold Medal (700)
• Seventh Prize: Silver Medal (700)
• Eighth Prize: Bronze Medal (700)
• Principal of the Year: Commemorate exemplary leadership with certificates of recognition.
• Souvenirs for Principal: Present a distinctive keepsake to honor the school's administrative champions.
• Coordinator of the Year: Acknowledge exceptional coordinators with prestigious certificates.
• Teacher of the Year: Applaud committed educators with esteemed certificates of achievement.
• Souvenirs for Teachers: Offer heartfelt tokens of appreciation to our invaluable mentors.
• 📅 Registration Deadline: April 25, 2024
• 📚 Syllabus Delivery: April 29, 2024
• 🚀 Elimination Round: May 15, 2024
• 📢 Elimination Round Results: May 20, 2024
• 🏆 Grand Finale: May 27, 2024
• 📣 Announcement of Results: June 05, 2024
• 🎉 Prize Distribution: August 18, 2024

Mark your calendars for these significant dates and prepare for an exhilarating adventure!

Note: We offer Syllabus Books for preparation, and our diligent Monitoring Team may visit your school to ensure a fair process. The Elimination Round and Grand Finale will be conducted online, and the winners will be selected based on their scores and the time taken to complete the quiz.

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Students’ Achievements in Debate, Essay & Quiz Competition

The students of the CNLU Debating Society have also constantly been participating in various National Events and have brought many laurels to the University. The most prominent of them are:

In Year 2024

• The paper titled “Legal Education’s Call for Justice!” was adjudged the Second Best Research Paper in the CENTENNIAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE on “Legal Education in India: Retrospect and Prospect”, organised by the Faculty of Law, BHU. View Picture. For viewing certificate Click here.
• Best Paper Presenter in the session on “Different Dimensions of Legal Education” at the CENTENNIAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE on “Legal Education in India: Retrospect and Prospect” organised by the Faculty of Law, BHU, Ms. Rashmi Sinha.  View Details.

In the Year 2016

• Inter-Institutional Speech Competition on Sustainable Energy and Development, NIT Patna: Ms. Dhriti Dhairya (Best Speaker), Mr. Anjaneya Singh (2nd Best Speaker) Mr. Shrish Chandra (3rd Best Speaker)
• Think India, Jaipur:  Mr. Animesh Jha and Mr. Somit Kr. Singh (Winner Team and Best Speaker- Somit)

In the Year 2015

• Clarion National Parliamentary Debate: Yashwant Singh – 2nd Best Speaker, 2015.
• Clarion National Parliamentary Debate: Janmejay Singh- 3rd Best Adjudicator.
• Clarion National Parliamentary Debate: Somit Singh, Siddharth Shanker, Shivam Narain- (Semi-Finalist).
• NIT Patna Debate : Piyush Goyal, Ujjwal Kr. Singh, Shivam Narain (Runners Up).
• Inter-College Speech Competition organized by Rotary Club, Patna: Mr. Lakshya Bharadwaj (Runners Up).
• Amity Debate Competition: Somit Kr Singh (Runners Up).
• Times Debate 2015: Mr. Ashutosh Kashyap and Ms. Lakshya Bhardwaj (Winner).
• Patna Medical College and Hospital- Extempore Speech Contest : Raj Vardhan Tiwari – Runners Up

In the Year 2014

• 1st Justice J.S. Verma Memorial Parliamentary Debate, RMLNLU Lucknow: Mr. Yashwant Singh, Ms. Soham Sen and Ms. Shiksha Srivastava . (Quarter Finalist).
• NIT Patna Debate: Mr. Piyush Goyal, Mr. Ujjwal Kumar Singh and Ms. Soham Sen (Runners Up).
• TIMES Debate, 2014: Y ashwant Singh and Vibhanshu Srivastava – Winner

In the Year 2013

• 3rd Vox Vocis National Parliamentary Debate, UPES Dehradun.: Mr. Manas Pandey, Mr. Yashwant Singh and Ms. Jayanti Bhasker (Winner).
• E Debate at IIT Patna.: Mr. Abhinav Tripathy, Mr. Yashwant Singh and Mr. Vibhanshu Srivastava (Winner).
• Business Debate IIT Patna.: Mr. Yashwant Singh(Winner).
• NIT Patna, Debate: Mr. Mayank Sapre, Mr. Harshit Anand and Mr. Vibhanshu Srivastava. (Winner).
• E Debate at IIT Patna: Mr. Siddhant Saxena, Ms. Shreya Singh and Ms. Sagarika Sharma (Runners Up).
• Business Debate IIT Patna.: Mr. Manas Pandey (3rd Prize).
• NIT Patna National Parliamentary Debate: Mr. Shourya Basu, Mr. Manas Pandey and Ms. Shaleen Mishra (Semi-Finalist).
• E Debate IIT Patna: Ms. Shiksha Srivastava, Mr. Piyush Goyal and Mr. Ganesh Khanna. .(Qurter Finalist).
• NIT Rourkela National Parliamentary Debate: Mr. Mayank Sapre, Mr. Harshit Anand and Mr. Vibhanshu Srivastava. (Quarter Finalist).
• NIT Rourkela Debate: Manas Pandey, Shaleen Mishra, Yashwant Singh (Quarter Finalist).
• NIT Rourkela National PD: Ms. Shivani Goel, Mr. Piyush Goyal and Mr. Ganesh Khanna.(Quarter Finalist)

In the Year 2012

• VOXPOX  National Debate, Jadavpur University, Finalist.
• Spectrum 2012, NIFT Patna: Mr. Manish Kumar and Mr. Shivam – Winner and Best Speaker (Shivam)

In the Year 2011

• Debate Competition organised by Department of Income Tax: Ms. Shraddha Sharma and Mr. Shourya Basu – Runners Up and Best Speaker Award.
• Shastrartha-National Parliamentary Debate (IIT KGP): Winner and Best Speaker.
• Think India Summit, Bhopal: Mr. Animesh Jha and Mr. Mayank Sapre: Winner

In Year 2010

• Vox Populi – IIT Roorkee: Semi-Finalist

In the Year 2009

• 6th National Law School Parliamentary Debate Competition:  Most Dignified Team award organised by NLSIU, Bangalore.
• National Parliamentary Debate Competition, RMLNLU: Best Team award and Best Speaker.
• Shastrartha – National Parliamentary Debate Competition: Runners-up.
• BITS (Pilani) National Parliamentary Debate Competition, 2009: Semi-Finalist.
• American Corner Extempore Competition, 2009: Best Speaker and 2nd Best Speaker

Apart from these the students have also represented the University in various Debating and Speech Competitions all over the country.

OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS

• Dr Ambedkar Foundation National Essay Competition 2012: Mr. Sunny Kumar, Winner. The event was organised by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi.
• Essay Writing Competition conducted by Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI), 2013: Ms. Nandanni Suman Secured First position SLS Pune Jurist as International Essay Competition, 2014, Winner.
• 1st SNLC National Legal Essay Competition, 2014: Winner.
• Quiz Competition, Amity Patna, 2014: Mayuresh Srivastava and Raj Vardan Tiwari (Runners up)
• Quiz Competition, BIT Patna, 2014: Deepesh Kumar and Raj Vardan Tiwari (Runners up)
• Quiz Competition, IIT Patna, 2014: Deepesh Kumar and Raj Vardan Tiwari (Runners up)
• Surana & Surana International Corporate Law Essay Competition, 2014 .:  Consolation Prize
• Essay competition, organised by Gandhi Sangrahalaya, Patna, 2015: Mr. Raj Vardhan Tiwari, Winner
• Tata Crucible Business Quiz, 2015: Mr. Areeb Ammanullah and Mr. Deepesh Kumar, Winner
• Bihar State AIDS Control Society, Patna 2015: Mr. Anuraj Tirthankar, Mr. Amit Kumar, Mr Gaurav Singh, Mr Raj Vardhan Tiwari (Winner)
• IIT Patna, Quiz Competition (Green Quiz and General Quiz), 2015: Raj Vardhan Tiwari and Riya Chouksey, Winner
• Patna Medical College and Hospital, Quiz, 2015: Raj Vardhan Tiwari and Riya Chouksey, Winner
• GNLU CCAL First Annual Essay Writing Competition – 2015: Mr. Saksham Dwivedi, 1st Rank at CCAL First Annual Essay Writing Competition, 2015, organised by Centre for Constitutional and Administrative Law, GNLU, Gandhinagar.
• Aligarh Muslim University, Essay Competition: Ms. Charu Nema, Runners Up.
• IIT Patna Fest Anwesha – 2016: Mr. Raj Vardhan Tiwari (III Year) and Mr. Samarth Trigunayat (IV Year) were declared RUNNERS UP in the Business Quiz held at IIT Patna on 22nd January 2016.
• ECLECTIZA: Inter-university Literary Festival, Thapar University – 2016: Mr. Raj Vardhan Tiwari, 3rd year, bagged the first prize in Hindi prose and Hindi poetry writing competition.

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Attendance Notice : II B.A.LL.B. & II LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 Second Term

Examination Notice : II LL.B. : Viva Voce Examination 2022 – 2023

Internal Exam : I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : A.Y. 22-23 Second Term : Syllabus

IMP Notice : Examination to be held on 29th June rescheduled on 9th July 2023

INTERNAL EXAMINATION : A.Y. 2022-23 Second Term : I B.A.LLB. & I LL.B. : Revised Notice and Timetable

I & II B.A.LL.B. and LL.B. : Classes to resume from 15th June 2023

Urgent and Important: Rescheduling of Viva Voce Exams Due to Palkhi 2023 Processions

Legal Aid Centre : Call for Interns

IV B.A.LL.B. (Regular and Backlog) : Practical Training Viva : NOTICE & TIMETABLE

Practical Training Papers:Viva-voce examination (for Regular and Backlog Students)

List of Endowment Prizes for SPPU Exam held in April 2022

DTL , DLL&LW: April 2023 External Examination : Savitribai Phule Pune University, 2022-23

Centenary Logo Design Competition

Summer Vacation for I & II B.A.LL.B. and LL.B.

Internal Examination : Backlog & Equivalence : I - V B.A.LL.B. and I - III LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23

INTERNAL EXAMINATION : II B.A.LL.B : A.Y. 2022-23 (II Term) : NOTICE & TIMETABLE FOR VIVA VOCE

IMP Revised Notice : Filling of Law Examination Forms : April 2023 : II-V B.A.LL.B. and II-III LL.B. (Regular, Backlog & Equivalence)

Filling of Law Examination Form : April 2023 LL.M. (Regular and Backlog and Equivalence)

INTERNAL EXAMINATION : II LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 (II Term) : NOTICE & TIMETABLE FOR VIVA VOCE

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Attendance Notice 1st BA LLB & 1st LLB 2nd Term

IMP Attendance Notice : III,IV,V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 (Second Term)

Internal Examinations (Written) : A.Y. 22-23 (Second Term) : II B.A.LL.B. & II LL.B. : Notice and Timetable

Internal Examination - Backlog and Equivalence : III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. and III LL.B. : Timetable

Imp. Notice : Attendance : I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : A.Y. 22-23 (Second Term) : Timetable for I & II B.A.LL.B. & LL.B.

Filling of Examination Forms for SPPU April 2023 Exam : DTL, DLL & LW

Notice of change in Lecture Timing due to the First-year exam.

Distribution of Hall Tickets - 1st B.A.LL.B. & 1 LL.B.

III, IV, V B.A. LL.B. and III LL.B. : Internal Examination : Backlog and Equivalence

2nd ILS Intra-College Bail and Remand Application & Argumentation Competition, 2023

II LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 First Term : PRACTICAL TRAINING PAPERS (REGULAR & BACKLOG) : Notice and Timetable

Scholarship and Freeship Forms 2022-23 : Final Date of Submission

I BA LLB and I LLB : A.Y. 22-23 First Term : Regular and Backlog

III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B. - Notice and Time Table for Viva Voce

Revised Notice for Attendance : I LL.B. & I B.A.LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23

III LL.B. & III-V B.A.LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 : Attendance Notice

REVISED NOTICE FOR 2nd B.A.LL.B. & 2nd LL.B. STUDENTS

I B.A. LL.B. & III B.A. LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 - Second Term

RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS ESSAY WRITING, CASE COMMENT, AND LEGISLATIVE COMMENT COMPETITION : ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS

COMPULSORY HEALTH CHECK UP FOR FIRST YEAR AND ILS HOSTEL STUDENTS

III B.A.LL.B. : Change in the timing of internal examinations

Aahwaan : Intra-College Drama Festival

III - V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B. : A.Y. 22-23 (Second Term) : Internal Examinations (Written) : Syllabus

Student Interaction Session with Hon'ble Justice Abhay Oka

Time Table Notice : II B.A.LL.B. and II LL.B. - A.Y. 2022-23 Oct/Nov External Examination

I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 : Notice & Revised Time Table for Viva Voce

Call for Student Editors

Scholarship and Freeship for 2022-23 : Date extended to 15-3-23

Attendance Notice 2022-23 II LL.B. (II Term) - Orientation Session for Optional Subjects

Imp Notice : Attendance 2022-23 and Time Table : II B.A. LL.B. and II LL.B. (Second Term)

महाविद्यालयांतर्गत वादविवाद स्पर्धा

BEST STUDENT AWARDS 2022-23 : For Students of III LLB AND V BA LLB

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS : III-V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B. : A.Y. 2022-23 (Second Term)

Novice Moot Court Competition 2022-23 for I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : Rulebook and Cases

IMP Notice regarding Attendance : II BALLB & II LLB : 2022-23 (First Term)

Time Table : A.Y. 2022-2023 (II SEMESTER) : III to V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B.

SYLLABUS : INTERNAL EXAMINATION (WRITTEN) : I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. : First Term A.Y. 2022-23

मराठी भाषा संवर्धन पंधरवडा - १४ जानेवारी ते २८ जानेवारी २०२३

Attendance Notice 2022-23 : III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B. (II Term) : OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Important Notice – Attendance 2022-23 : III, IV & V B.A. LL.B. and III LL.B.

Practical Training Papers Viva Examination : A.Y. 22-23 First Term : B.A. LL.B. & LL.B. (Regular & Backlog)

FILLING OF LAW EXAMINATION FORM: OCT. 2022 : I B.A. LL.B. & I LL.B. (REGULAR, BACKLOG, EQUIVALENCE)

I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. : Examination Result April 2022 : Application for Revaluation

Induction Program for I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : 17 & 18 January 2023

INTERNAL EXAMINATION : A.Y. 22-23 : I, II B.A. LL.B & I, II LL.B. : Notice and Time Table

Academic Bank of Credits : Deadline for registration -11 January 2023

Revised NOTICE & TIMETABLE (VIVA VOCE) : A.Y. 2022-23 - FIRST TERM : II B.A. LL.B. & II LL.B.

TELL-A-TALE Competition : Result

Imp : Revised Exam Time Table & Issuance of Admit Cards - A.Y. 2022-23

I BALLB & I LLB April 2022 Exam : Application for Photocopy

I B.A.LL.B. and I LL. B. : Application for Photocopy and Revaluation

Celebration of Minority Rights Day : Reading of the Declaration

Celebration of Minority Rights Day: Poster Making Competition

FILLING OF LAW EXAMINATION FORM: OCT. 2022 : II BA LLB. & II LLB. (REGULAR & BACKLOG)

Mandatory Enrollment in ABC System : II BA LLB and II LLB : A.Y. 2022-23

Imp. Notice – I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B.-Commencement of Lectures, Time Table and Attendance 2022-23

दिव्यांगजन विद्यार्थ्यांकरिता शिष्यवृत्ती - 2022-23

Boys' Hostel Admissions - 2022-23 : I BALLB & I LLB

INTERNAL EXAMS (WRITTEN) 2021-22 -II B.A. LL.B. & II LL.B. – Syllabus and Time Table

FFE Scholarship for I B.A.LL.B. Students - 2022-23

Course on “Women, Gender and Law” - Indefinite Postponement

NOTICE FOR OPTIONAL SUBJECTS - I LL.B (I Term) - 2022-23

International Human Rights Day Celebrations

FILLING OF LAW EXAMINATION FORM LL.M. I and II -(REGULAR & BACKLOG), OCTOBER 2022

Bill Analysis Competition for II BA.LL.B and II LL.B. students

Celebration of Constitution Day on 26th November 2022

Top Class Education Scheme for SC students of I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. - 2022-23

Important Notice – Attendance 2022-23 II BA LLB and II LLB

RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS ESSAY WRITING, CASE COMMENT & LEGISLATIVE COMMENT COMPETITION

Provisional Admission and Commencement of Lectures : II B.A.LL.B. & II LL.B. : 2022-23

Viva Notice & Time Table - BALLB & LLB

Filling of Exam Forms : October 2022 : Revised dates

I BALLB & I LLB - Distribution of Admit Cards

Procedure for Enrollment in Academic Bank of Credits : A.Y. 2022-23

Internal Examination -Backlog & Equivalence -B.A.LL.B. & LL.B.

Diwali Vacation for Students

INTERNAL EXAMINATION (WRITTEN) : III – V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B.

Revised Time Table Notice : I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. - A.Y. 2021-22

Revised Time Table - INTERNAL EXAMINATION A.Y. 2022-23 - III, IV and V B.A. LL.B & III LL.B. FIRST TERM

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS : Optional Subjects : III, IV, V B.A. LL.B. & III LL.B.

Internal Viva- Voce Examinations- Optional Subjects -III, IV and V B.A. LL.B. & III LL.B.

Holiday on 26th September 2022

Earn and Learn Scheme

I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. - Internal Examination – April 2022 (Backlog and Equivalence)

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS - III, IV and V B.A. LL.B. & III LL.B.- 2022-23

Internal Exams - Timetable for Viva, Second Term- Academic Year 2021-22

Important Notice- Optional Subjects

SPPU Examination April/May 2022 - I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B.

Schedule for Physical Education Examination of I BALLB & I LLB Students

Academic Year 2021-22 –I B.A. LL.B. Second Term Internal Exams - Timetable for Viva

Optional Subject Important Notice for V BA.LL.B and III LL.B

Justice Y.V. Chandrachud Memorial Lecture

Change in Time Table : Internal Examinations : I BALLB & I LLB : 2021-22

Time Tables of III, IV and V BA LL.B. and III LL.B.

Important Notice – Attendance 2022-23

Date Extended - LL.M. Second Year Provisional Admissions 2022-23

Date Extended - Admissions Process and Commencement of Lectures of III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. and III LL.B. for 2022-23

Internal Examination : I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. : Second Term : 2021-22

I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. - Declaration of Result - Academic Year 2021-22

Distribution of Hall Tickets

B.A. LL.B & LL.B. : PRACTICAL TRAINING PAPERS (BACKLOG EXAMINATIONS)

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

1st LL.B. (2nd Term) - NOTICE FOR OPTIONAL SUBJECT

Important Notice – Attendance 2021-22 - I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B.

SPPU Exam Form - II, III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. & II, III LL.B. (2017 Pattern)

I B.A. LL.B. & I LL.B.: Commencement of Lectures and Attendance: Second Term 2021-22

Agnipath Yojana

Exam Form Notice - LL.M.

Appeal to the Students

Celebration of International Yog Day - 21st June 2022

I BALLB and I LLB Online Examination - 2021-22

दि. ६ जून हा दिवस शिवस्वराज्य दिन म्हणून साजरा करणेबाबत

Exam Form Notice - DTL (Old Pattern), DTL (Revised 2018) and DLL & LW

Viva-Voce Schedule - Backlog and Equivalence

Imp Notice regarding Attendance

Internal Examination - Backlog and Equivalence - B.A.LL.B. and LL.B.

Practical Training Papers-Viva Voce Examination 2021 – 2022

Time Table for I BA LL.B. Viva Voce Examination

SAMVAD : Interaction with UGC Chairman : 13th May 2022 : 3 pm

Last Date of the Term – I & II B.A.LL.B. and I & II LL.B. - Academic Year – 2021-22

I LL.B. - Internal Exams - Timetable for Viva

स्वातंत्र्याच्या अमृत महोत्सवानिमित्त युवकांसाठी आकाशवाणी पुणे यांची स्पर्धा!

Last Date of the Term

Internal Exams - Timetable for Viva

INTERNAL EXAMINATION (WRITTEN)-I LL.B. and I B.A. LL.B. – First Term II LL.B. - Second Term

Result of Raghavendra Phadnis Competitions

1st ILS Intra-College Bail & Remand Application & Argumentation Competition 2022

CALL FOR STUDENT CONTENT WRITERS / TRANSLATORS

Exam Form Notice : I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B. (Regular, Backlog and Equivalence students)

The Controversial Veil – Discussing the Hijab Row

INTERNAL EXAMINATION : SECOND TERM of B.A. LL.B & LL.B. -2021-22

Karmveer Bhaurao Patil Earn and Learn Scheme

Imp Notice : Scholarship/ Freeship 21-22 : Last date of Form Submission

Physical Reopening of the College- Important Notice (with Time Table)

Procedure for Gents' Hostel Room Allotment

Debating Spousal Exemptions-Retention or Deletion

Non- Instructional Working Day for I BA LL.B. and I LL.B.

Foundation Day Celebrations - 4th March 2022

URGENT NOTICE -REGARDING COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY

SCHEDULE FOR ORIENTATION OF OPTIONAL SUBJECTS-I LL.B. Academic Year 2021-22 (First Semester)

I B.A. LL.B. & I LL.B.: Commencement of Lectures and Attendance: First Term 2021-22

Induction Session for First Year LL.B. and B.A.LL.B. Students : 2021-2022 Batch

INTERNAL VIVA VOCE EXAMINATION OF PRACTICAL TRAINING PAPERS- Regular and Backlog Papers

Suspension of Lectures and Internal Examination

BALLB – II & LLB - II Viva-voce and Written Assignment-Academic Year – 2021-22 – Second Term

College closed on 7th February 2022

II B.A.LL.B. & II LL.B. : Time Table : Sem. II A.Y. 2021-22 and Orientation for Optional Subjects

II B.A. LL.B. & II LL.B. : Commencement of Lectures and Attendance : Second Term 2021-22

MahaDBT Scholarship and Freeship Notice 2021-22 for Fresh and Renewal Students

RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS ESSAY WRITING, CASE COMMENT, AND LEGISLATIVE COMMENT COMPETITION

Guest Lecture - Marathi Bhasha: Saundarya ani Sanvardhan

Prof. S.P. Sathe Intra-College Legislative Solutions Drafting Competition

Celebration of 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav'.

CALL FOR STUDENT RESEARCHERS

मराठी भाषा संवर्धन पंधरवडा

Instructions for Internal Examination and Time table (Viva-voce and Written Assignment)

II B.A.LL.B. & II LL.B.- Viva Voce Notice and Time Table - First Term 2021-22

INTERNAL EXAMINATION – II B.A.LL.B. & LL.B.-2021-22 - I TERM - Question Papers, NOTICE & TIMETABLE

IMP : Attendance Hearing - 2021-22 First Term

करियर कट्टा : जागतिक युवा दिन सोहळा - बुधवार, 12 जानेवारी 2022

Optional Subjects : Second Term of 2021-22

Online Lectures for II B.A.LL.B. and II LL.B.

Attendance Notice & Time Table for Second Term of 2021-22

Second Term - 2021-22 - Commencement of Classes

IMP Notice - Instructions for Filling of SPPU Online Examination Form, Oct 2021

ICAI Commerce Wizard : A Talent Search Test

Revised Dates - COMMON ENTRANCE TEST FOR FREE TRAINING FOR UPSC EXAM

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT ILS

CAREER KATTA

Human Trafficking and Citizen Intervention

Abhivyakti Law Journal 21-22: Call for Student Editors and Contributions

INTERNAL EXAMINATION-(BACKLOG & EQUIVALENCE) – First and Second Term Subjects

TEDxILSLaw 2022 : Call for OC Members

Practical Training Paper III: Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyance-B.A. LL.B. & LL.B. 21-22 First Term

Practical Training Paper I: Professional Ethics and Contempt of Court Law-m2021-22

Presentation of India Justice Report 2019-20

Recording of Attendance - First Semester 2021-22

INTERNAL EXAMINATION ( Viva-Voce) III-V B.A. LL.B. & III LL.B. -OPTIONAL SUBJECTS-2021-22 - FIRST TERM

LL.M. and DTL - Examination Form Filling - October 2021

2nd CONSTITUTIONAL LAW EXTEMPORE MOOT COURT COMPETITION 2021-22

D.T.L. and D.L.L. & L.W. Admissions 2021-22

NOTICE OF VIVA (ABSENT STUDENTS) - III-V B.A. LL.B. and III LL.B.

Time Table for DTL 2021-22

Internal Examination ( Written) - I Sem 2021-22

Second Year II BA LL.B. and II LL.B., 21-22: Notice of Attendance and Timetable

FIRST TERM B.A. LL.B & LL.B.- 2021-22 - Internal Exam Notice & Timetable

Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Program

OPENING OF THE COLLEGE IN OFFLINE MODE

Annual National Essay Contest on Election & Democracy

Admission Notice for II B.A. LL.B. and II LL.B.-Academic Year 2021-22

List of Students Eligible to appear for SEM II Examination

गुणवंत मुलामुलींना परदेशात उच्च शिक्षणासाठी शिष्यवृत्ती २०२१-२०२२

ILS Legal Aid Centre : Workshop on Overcoming Loss and Dealing with Grief

ONLINE EXAMINATION - FIRST YEAR LLB AND BALLB-20-21

Internal Backlog Examination-First Semester of I BALLB and I LLB – April 2021

Celebration of Birth Anniversary of Rashtrapita Mahatma Gandhi and G. D. Madgulkar

Internal Examination (Viva-voce):Academic Year: 2021-22 : First Term

Internal Examination and Question Papers- I Year - 20-21 Second Semester

Physical Education Exam for students of I B.A. LL.B. & I LL.B. 

CALL FOR STUDENT MEMBERS

Guest Lecture on "Local Democracy Election"

LL.M. First year (2021-2022) GENERAL MERIT LIST

Webinar on “How to Write a Research Paper"

Time Table : Academic Year 2021-22, First Semester

NOTICE OF INTERNAL EXAMINATION – I B.A.LL.B. & I LL.B.: 20-21 Second Semester

LL.M II Year Admissions - 2021-2022

Attendance and Notice for Optional Subjects: 2021-22 : First Term : III, IV, V B.A.LL.B. & III LL.B.

Guest Lecture on Idea of India of Social Unity

Admissions to III B.A.LL.B. to V B.A.LL.B. - 5 Year Law Course and III LL.B. -3 Year Law Course: 2021-22

1st BA. LL.B. And 1st LL.B-SPPU Law Examination, April 2021

Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav : Rendering of the National Anthem

V BA. LL.B/ BSL.LL.B- Viva Voce Examination

INTERNAL EXAMINATION (ONLY FOR BACKLOG/EQUIVALENCE /ABSENT STUDENTS) TIME TABLE

Results of Essay Competition- ILS Hariyali

Introductory Lecture- Optional Subjects 2020-21 - 1st year LL.B. (Second Semester)

Timetable and Rules of Attendance 2020-21 - I B.A. LL.B. & I LL.B. (Second Semester)

I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. EXAMINATION (ONLY FOR BACKLOG AND EQUIVALENCE STUDENTS)

B.A.LL.B. I and LL.B. I ONLINE EXAMINATION SEMESTER – I – 2020-21 Time-Table and Instructions

Mock Test for I B.A.LL.B. and I LL.B. Students - 2020-21

Abhivyakti Literary Magazine 2021-22: Call for Submission

2nd BA. LL.B to 5th BA. LL.B. Program- SPPU Examination 2020-2021 : Form Filling

1st BA. LL.B. And 1st LL.B-SPPU Law Examination, April 2020-21

SPPU LAW EXAMINATIONS April 2020-21 - Instructions for Form Filling

Term end for I BA LL.B. and I LL.B.

DLL & LW Viva Voce Examination 2020 – 2021

RESULT- RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS ESSAY, CASE COMMENT / LEGISLATION COMMENT COMPETITION 2020-21

Abhivyakti Literary Magazine 2021

Savitribai Phule Pune University LL.M Examination- April 2020-21

Novice Moot Court Competition, 2021

Important Notice for DTL and DLL & LW

Viva-Voce Examination of Practical Training Papers (II and III LL.B and IV and V BA LL.B.)

Instructions and Time-table for Internal Examination -Viva-voce(10Marks) (Regular Students) Academic Year – 2020-21 – Second Term

Internal Examination - 21st May 2021- Question Papers

DTL and DLL Program- SPPU Examination Form Filling

Syllabus for Internal Examination 2020-21

Important Notice for students missing SPPU Examination

ESSAY COMPETITION TO CELEBRATE EARTH DAY

Regular Internal Examination of B.A.LL.B. – I and LL.B. – I (FIRST TERM) and B.A.LL.B. – II, III, IV and LL.B. – II and III (SECOND TERM)

Induction Programme for First Year LL.B. and B.A.LL.B. Students of 2020-21 Batch

Call for Student Ambassador at EBC - SCC Online

Instructions and Time tables of Backlog, Equivalence Exam (100/80 Marks) October/ Nov. 2020 to be held in May 2021

Guest Lecture Series and Demonstrations-5th BALLB and 3rd LLB

Important Instruction for Online Examination Oct/Nov 2020

Schedule of Orientation Sessions

RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS ESSAY COMPETITION: 2020-21

RAGHAVENDRA PHADNIS LEGISLATION / CASE COMMENTS COMPETITION 2020-21

SPPU Examination Time Tables for October/November Exams andChange of Date of Examination- II BALLB

Viva – Voce Examination of Oct. / Nov. 2020

Centre for Public Law, ILS - Orientation for I BA LL.B and I LL.B.

Preparatory Leave and Internal Assessments- April 2021

Orientation and Commencement of Lectures: - I LL.B and I BA,LL.B : 2020-21 Batch

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Sawam Yojana for ST Students

Abhivyakti Year Book 2020-21

MahaDBT Scholarship and Freeship Notice 2020-21 for Fresh and Renewal Students

Essay Writing Competition- 2020-21

The Energy Law Course

PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT EXAM FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS (B.A.LL.B. AND LL.B. – Semester II)

Marathi Bhasha Din Celebration

Time Table of Viva-Voce Examination for absent students (Regular/Backlog/Equivalence)

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

IMPORTANT NOTICE - ORIENTATION FOR OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Commencement of Online Lectures and Attendance of Second Term, 2020-21

Scholarship by FOUNDATION FOR EXCELLENCE INDIA TRUST (FFE) 2020-21(B.A. LL.B. Students)

Link to submit the response of Students- Second Year on-wards  (Five and Three Year Courses) 

Revised Schedule - Savitribai Phule Pune University examinations – OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020

Question Papers for INTERNAL EXAMINATION : 2020-21 - FIRST TERM

Commencement of Lectures : Post- Graduate Department in Law LL.M -1st Year (Sem. I) 2021-2022

Commencement of lectures of DTL (Diploma in Taxation Laws) and DLL & LW (Diploma in Labour Laws & Labour Welfare) 2020-21

Important Notice regarding Scholarship

LL.M. (First Year) Admissions : Third Merit List

NOTICE FOR FINAL YEAR EQUIVALENCE STUDENTS (LL.B.- 3 YEARS)

Abhivyakti Law Journal 2020-21-Call for Articles, Moot Competition Articles, Essays/Presentations, Case Analysis and Legislative Comments

Abhivyakti Law Journal 2020-2021-Call for Student Editors

1st Year LLM Admissions (2 Year Programme) :2020-21

BACKLOG EXAMINATION OF FIRST YEAR LL.B. AND FIRST YEAR B.A.LL.B. (2017 PATTERN)

Important Notice regarding MAHADBT Scholarship for 2020-21

Revised Schedule of Ph.D. Interviews - 8 & 9 December 2020

Guest Lecture : Clemency and Capital Punishment in India

Schedule for Personal Interviews for Ph.D. Admissions Round 2

I BA LL.B .and 1LL.B. Examination- Important Notice

Schedule of Internal Viva- Voce Examination of Backlog and Equivalence Students

Orientation for Online Examination

Celebration of Constitution Day 2020-21

Attendance :- On-line Hearing

ATTENDANCE NOTICE 1st Term 2020-21

Personal Interviews for Ph.D. Admission 2019-20 – Round II

Internal Examination- Viva -Voce- Instructions for conduct of Viva- Voce

Write-up Competition

Backlog and Performance Improvement Examination Notice

ATTENDANCE NOTICE-2020 – 2021 (FIRST TERM)

Home Tutorial for V BA.LLB Students ( October 2020)

Internal Online Written Examination for Backlog and Equivalence Students- 31st October 2020

Vigilance Awareness Week

Internal Examination- Viva -Voce (First Term - October 2020-21)

ATTENDANCE NOTICE - First Term -2020-21

Web telecast of National Symposium and Exhibition

Syllabi for Backlog/Equivalence Students-Internal Written Examination 2020-21 I, II LLB and I, II, III BALLB

Internal Online Examination - 16th October 2020

Practical Training Paper III - Journal Submission in Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance- Third Year LL.B

Internal Online Examination- 15th October 2020

Practical Training Paper – I -Professional Ethics and Contempt of Court Law.

Important Instructions and Change in Time table of Final Year Final Semester Examination (Regular & Backlog) 5th BA LLB, 3rd LLB, DTL, DLL & LW, LLM

Internal Exam - Backlog Papers and Equivalence Students

Final Year Students of 2019-20 Batch (III LLB and V BALLB)- Guidance Sessions

ILS Legal Aid Centre: Call for Write-up Specimens

Celebration of Nai Talim Day on 5th October 2020

Internal Written Examination 2020-21

Internal Examinations 2020-21

A Century Long Journey of Sedition in India: Commemorating the Death Centenary of Lokmanya Tilak

Notice regarding Transfer of Admission

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING FINAL YEAR EXAMINATION

Important Notice regarding Scholarships

Performance Improvement Examination -2020- I BA; LL.B and I LL.B.

Admissions of Year Down / GAP students

Performance Improvement Examination -2020

Important Notice – Attendance 2020-21

NOTICE FOR OPTIONAL SUBJECTS- LL.M. – II year Sem III

NOTICE FOR OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Online Lectures for Students of Five Year and Three-Year Law Program

ILS Legal Aid Centre:Call for Student Members - 2020-21

Government Function on 1st August 2020

Provisional Admissions to LL.M. Second Year 2020-21

LL.M. Part II and D.T.L. ,D.L.L. Admissions 2020-21

Provisional Admissions to II BA LL.B.to V BALL.B. & II LL.B and III LL.B for 2020-21

Admission for the LL.M program (Academic Year 20-21)

Birth Centenary Celebration of Late Justice Shri Y.V. Chandrachud, Former Chief Justice of India

Webinar on “Revisiting Jurisprudence on Capital Punishment in India”

Application for Revaluation of answer books - I LL.B & I B.A., LL.B October 2019 examination

Extension of dates for Application for Photocopy and Verification – Oct. 2019

Application for REVALUATION of answer books - I LL.B & I B.A.,LL.B October 2019 examination

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ILS Tech-IP Webinar Series : 8-13 June 2020

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Filling April 2020 Examination Forms- I LL.B & I B.A., LL.B

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Holiday on account of Ramzan Eid

Online Assignments – Academic Year 2019-20 – (May-June 2020)

MMSEL Scholarships for ILS Law College Students

Examination Notice for students

Equipped to Decrypt: Constitutional conundrum- Result

ILS Law College Examination Guidance and Counselling Centre, Pune

Redressal of grievances related to covid-19 pandemic

Equipped to Decrypt: Constitutional Conundrum

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On-Line Learning - ICT Initiatives of MHRD and UGC

Virtual Classes for Students of Post Graduate Department in Law (LL.M.)

Online Lectures for Students of Five Year and Three Year Law Program

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SPPU LAW EXAMINATION : APRIL 2020

DTL AND DLL & LW Examination April 2020

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I BA. LL.B. and I LL.B. Semester I Examination Notice

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Commencement of Lectures : 2nd Year Onward-II term(19-20)

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First Year Exam Form Notice for Jan 2020 New

Third Year LL.B. Viva-Voce Examination 2019 - 2020

II Year LL.B. Viva Voce Examination- Practical Training Paper II, 2019 - 2020

II LL.B. Viva-Voce Examination - Practical Training Paper-I, 2019 - 2020

Holiday on 12th November, 2019

II and III LL.B - Viva- Voce Examination in Practical Training Papers

Diwali Holidays and Working of College

Commencement of 1st Year LL.B. (Three Year Law Program) Lectures

LL.B. (3 years course)-Semester III and Semester IV (Backlog) 2019-20

1st ILS National Essay Writing Competition on Competition Law, 2019

Admission for Boy's Hostel

Commencement of 1st Year B.A. LL.B. Lectures

‘The admissions for DTL, DLL & LW and LLM for the academic year 2019-20 have been closed’

First Year Boy's Hostel Admission 19-20

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OCTOBER 2019 - SPPU Examinations

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I Year B.A.LLB.-Photocopy and Revaluation for April/May 2019 Examination

Hostel Admission Notice 2019-20

I Year B.A. LL.B. Result 2019-20

LL.M Second Year Admission Notice

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DTL, DLL LW Admissions 2019-20

Second Year LL.B. Viva Voce Examination in ADR Paper : 2018-19

Fifth Year and Thrid Year Practical Training Paper- Viva- Voce Examination

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Gender Studies Cell- Introductory Session 2018-19

Best Student Award : For Five Year Law Course 2018-19

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Important Notice for Examination Form : April 2019

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ILS IPR Cell Extempore Moot Court Competition, 2018-19

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1st Semester Examination of 1st BA LL.B. & 1ST LL.B.

Alumni Meet 2018

Instructions for I LL.B. ( Three Years Course) Students for Internal Examination

Commencement of Lectures in Second Term

Reopening of ILS Hostels

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Diwali Vacation for BA LL.B. and LL.B. Students

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40-HOURS ONLINE MEDIATOR TRAINING PROGRAMME : 31st May to 9th June 2024

Half-Day Workshop on Criminal Law Practice : For Final Year ILS Students : 29 April 2024

International (Online) Seminar on Forging New Paths Between International Law and Relations has been postponed.

TEDxILSLaw 4th Edition : 19th & 20th April 2024

PLACEMENT REGISTRATIONS (BATCH 2025)

18th Remembering Professor S.P. Sathe International Conference on Law and Culture : 14 & 15 March 2024

“AIKYAM 3.0” STATE-LEVEL LEGAL AID FEST : 12-13 March 2024

AIKYAM 3.0 : PIL Drafting Competition

AIKYAM 3.0 : Elocution Competition

AIKYAM 3.0 : NUKKAD NATAK

Certificate Programme on Startup Laws

National Seminar on Synergies in the Digital Age : 16th March 2024

KREEDANAGAN 2024 : National Level Sports Fest

Diploma in Housing Laws - 2023-24 (Online Program)

राज्यस्तरीय आंतर-महाविद्यालयीन वक्तृत्व स्पर्धा - २०२४

Final Registration for Remembering Professor S.P. Sathe 18th International Moot Court Competition, 2024

Online Diploma in Corporate Laws: 2024

Women, Gender & Law Course - 2023-24

18th Remembering Professor S.P. Sathe International Moot Court Competition 2024

Certificate Course on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Methods

Seminar on Recent Developments in Competition Law : Postponed to 5th November 2023

Vidhishilpakar : Online Certificate Program : 2023-24

One Day Seminar on 'Reforms in Bail Law to Maximize Access to Justice' : 14 Oct. 2023

Post-Graduate Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods (ADRMs) : Registration date extended to 10th October 2023

Diploma in Medical Jurisprudence & Forensic Science : Registration Date Extended till 9th Oct

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2023-24 : Vacation Batch : Admission date extended to 15 Oct 2023

Online Diploma in Corporate Laws: 2023

Intensive Course in General English for ILS Students

ONE DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR CUM WORKSHOP ON AI AND THE LAW : 8th July 2023

40-HOURS ONLINE MEDIATOR TRAINING PROGRAMME : 8-16 July 2023

TEDxILSLaw 3rd Edition : 20th & 21st April 2023

Colloquium 7.0 – Industrial Revolution 4.0: A Digital India

Winter School Programme in Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms : Revised Schedule

Professor S.P.Sathe 17th International Conference:Link for Registration for attending the Conference

“AIKYAM 2.0” STATE-LEVEL LEGAL AID FEST : 16-17 March 2023

AIKYAM 2.0 : Debate Competition

AIKYAM 2.0 : RAP-IT-UP: Rap Competition

AIKYAM 2.0 : Dance for A Cause

AIKYAM 2.0 : NUKKAD NATAK

Final Registration for Remembering Professor S.P. Sathe 17th International Moot Court Competition, 2023

PLACEMENT REGISTRATIONS FOR 2024 BATCH

राज्यस्तरीय आंतर-महाविद्यालयीन वक्तृत्व स्पर्धा : १०-२-२०२३

TWO-DAY NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON IMPLEMENTATION NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020, 11-12 February 2023

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2022-23 - Batch II Registration date extended to 20 Feb 2023

International Conference (Virtual) on Contemporary Trends in International Economic Law - 14-15 March 2023

Professor S.P. Sathe 17th International Conference - 10-11 March 2023

Remembering Professor S.P. Sathe 17th International Moot Court Competition, 2023

11th Justice V. M. Tarkunde National Parliamentary Debate - 20 to 22 January 2023

Evening Talk Series in ADR

Diploma in Housing Laws (Online program) - 2022-23

40 hour Online Civil-Commercial Mediation Training Programme, Pune India

Online Certificate Programme in Arbitration: Practice and Procedures

INTERCESSIONIS 2023 

Online Diploma In Corporate Laws : 2022-23

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2022-23 - Admission Notice

Post Graduate Diploma Course on ADRM - 2022-23

COLLOQUIUM 6.0: Central Banking Digital Currencies - Trends & Challenges

Certificate Program in Fundamentals in Research Methodology (Virtual)

ILSCA Webinar Series 2022-23

"AIKYAM” - DISTRICT LEVEL LEGAL AID FEST

In Conversation with Bindumadhav Khire

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NUKKAD NATAK - Street Play Competition

Dance for A Cause

Rhetoric : Elocution competition

TWO DAY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND FUTURE WARFARE

Placement Registration for LL.M Students

Revised Dates for Online Certificate Program - VIDHISHILPAKAR

National Legislative Drafting Competition 21-22

PROFESSOR S.P. SATHE 16th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, 8-9 April 2021-22 (Virtual)

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY & JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY- 26th &27th Feb.2022

Online Diploma In Corporate Laws – 2022 - Revised Notice

PLACEMENT REGISTRATIONS (BATCH 2023) - Date Extended upto 12 Jan

Diploma in Housing Laws 2021-22

Professor S. P. Sathe 16th International Moot Court Competition, 2021-22

10th Justice V. M. Tarkunde National Parliamentary Debate, 2021-22

NATIONAL LEVEL SHORT CASE ANALYSIS COMPETITION, 2021-22 (Last Date for registration is extended to 16-12-2021)

NATIONAL BOOK CHAPTER APPRECIATION COMPETITION 2021-22 (Last Date for registration is extended to 16-12-2021)

Remembering S.P.Sathe-15th National Conference

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN ADVANCE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2021-22

Two – Day Webinar on Mediation and Negotiation Techniques

Two – Day Webinar on International Commercial Arbitration

Two – Day Webinar on Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996-07 Aug 2021

Online Diploma In Corporate Laws – 2021- 22

Autonomous Certificate Programme (Online) On ‘Criminal Law: Practice and Procedure’

Online Autonomous Advanced Certificate Program on Matrimonial Laws: Practice and Procedure

Post Graduate Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods (ADRMs)-2021-2022

ILS Law College : Placement Registrations (Batch 2021- 22)

Online Autonomous Certificate Program On: “Commercial Courts- Law, Practice and Procedure”

VIDHISHILPAKAR: Certificate Program 2020-21

Fundamentals of Corporate Litigation-Autonomous Certificate Programme (Online)

15th Remembering S.P. Sathe Conference (Online): Forensic Science and Technology vis-a-vis Criminal Justice System: Challenges and Threats

Autonomous Online Certificate Program on Energy Laws in India

Three-day Article Writing Workshop

Diploma In Corporate Laws – 2021

Online Certificate Programme in Domestic Arbitration: Practice and Procedures

Online Certificate Program in Law and Medical Profession

Symposium: RERA-2020

Three-Day International Summit on Legal Professionals with Disabilities (Online)

Online Certificate Program in Domestic Arbitration: Practice and Procedures

Notice for Retest - Law of Evidence for Civil and Criminal Trials

Diploma in Corporate Laws (Online Program)– 2020 - 21

Diploma in Housing Laws (Online Program) 2020-21

Diploma in Human Rights & Law 2020-21

Autonomous Certificate Programme For Professional Excellence :- Online Programme

Online Certificate Course on Law of Evidence for Civil and Criminal Trials

ILSCA WEBINAR-2

Internship Cell- Registration 2020-21

Placement Registration – Batch 2020-21

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS

3rd edition of the Course in Legislative Drafting

ILS Competitive Exam Cell - NCERT Study Programme

COLLOQUIUM 5.0: Insights into IBC and Future for Law Students

Two Day National Conference on International Humanitarian and Refugee Laws

Remembering Prof. S P Sathe: 14th National Moot Court Competition, 2019-2020

One Day National Seminar on Interface of Environment Protection and Development of Transport Infrastructure

One day Training Program on Gender Sensitization: 'Women Empowerment: Hearing the Unheard Voices'

KREEDANAGAN 2019-2020

One-Day Training Program on “Mediation in the Contemporary World”

Exploring Social Service and Law

Workshop on Basic Mediation and Negotiation Skills 2019-20

Inter College Street Play Competition : Nukkad Natak : 2019-20

Placement - Soft Skill Training Program 2019-20

“Women, Gender and Law” Course 2019-20

Call for papers - International Conference 2019-20- Collaboration with University of Leeds

8th Justice V. M. Tarkunde National Parliamentary Debate 2019-20

Diploma In Corporate Laws-2: 2019-20 New

Diploma In Securities and Capital Market 2019-20

40 hour Civil-Commercial Mediation Training Programme

Alumni Meet Invitation

Remembering S.P. SATHE: 14th International Conference On Contemporary Trends In Comparative Public Law

Call For Papers & Participation For Remembering S.P. SATHE: 14th International Conference On Contemporary Trends In Comparative Public Law

VIDHISHILPAKAR : Certificate Program 2019-20

Symposium on Real Estate - RERA : 2019-20

Women, Gender and Law

Seminar on Constitutional Fraud, Constitutional Silences & Basic Structure Constitutionalism

7th ILS National Alternate Judgment Writing Competition 2019-2020

Modification of Article 370: Points and Counter-points

Advanced Certificate Program on CPC 2019-20

Post Graduate Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods (ADRMs)

Certificate Course on Technology & Law 2019-20

Diploma in Medical Jurisprudence & Forensic Science, 2019-20

Diploma in Housing Laws 2019-20

Diploma in Competition Law & Policy 2019-20

Diploma In Corporate Laws - 2019-20

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2019-20

International Yoga Day

Intensive Course in General English April 2019 For ILS Students Only

Placement Registration – Batch 2019-20

One Day Seminar on Law and Public Opinion

COLLOQUIUM 4.0: Contemporary Issues in Corporate Law

Remembering S.P. Sathe "The 13th National Moot Court Competition 2018-19"

1st National Arbitration Award Writing Competition, 2019

Certificate Course on Fundamentals of Research Methodology

Registration for Remembering S P Sathe Conference 2018-19

10 days Orientation Programme for Judicial Magistrate First Class Examination

ILSCA ARBITRATION WEEK : Full Course

National Seminar on “Unveiling Ventures of Intellectual Property law”

ILS NATIONAL SHORT CASE ANALYSIS COMPETITION 2018-19

ILS NATIONAL BOOK CHAPTER APPRECIATION COMPETITION 3.0 : 2018-19

Certificate Program on ‘Criminal Law: Practice and Procedure’

Certificate Programme on Intellectual Property Rights Laws

Soft Skill Training Program for ILS Students 2018-19

ARBITRATION WEEK 2019-NOTIFICATION FOR CALL FOR PAPERS

6th ILS National Alternate Judgment Writing Competition, 2018-19

Workshop on “ADR Methods with Focus on Commercial Arbitration and Mediation”

7th Justice V. M. Tarkunde National Parliamentary Debate

ILSCA 48-HOURS MEDIATION  TRAINING PROGRAM  

INTERCESSIONIS-ILSCA PACT Community Mediation Competition 2018-19

Raghavendra Phadnis Essay Writing and Case Comment Competition

NATIONAL SEMINAR ON CLINICAL TRIALS IN INDIA: LAW, REGULATION AND CHALLENGES

KREEDANGAN - Play It Like You Own It

Diploma In Corporate Laws -2 - 2018-19

Institute of Advanced Legal Studies-Legislative Drafting 2017

Certificate course on Fundamentals in Research Methodology-SessionWise

Certificate course on Fundamentals in Research Methodology-Full Course

VIDHISHILPAKAR : Certificate Program 2018-19

IALS - Course in Legislative Drafting

Diploma in Human Rights & Laws 2018-19

Diploma In Corporate Laws 2018-19

International Yoga Day : 21.06.2018.

Placement Registration – Batch 2018-19

Remembering S.P.Sathe :12th National Workshop on Curriculum and Learning Outcome of Legal Education

Hariyali Tree Walk - 05th March 2018

One Day National Seminar on “Gender Issues in Contemporary India”

Corporate Law Cell and Competition Law Cell presents “Colloquium 3.0”

Placement - Soft Skill Training Program-ILS Student Only

Certificate Program on Company Law

One Day National Conference On "Changing Dimensions in Media Law In India"

Remembering S.P. Sathe,The 12th National Moot Court Competition 2017-18

Orientation for JMFC Examination 10 days Course 

Pre Invite- Remembering S.P. Sathe,The 12th National Moot Court Competition 2017-18

First Essay Writing Competition 2018 ; Dept Of Post Graduation LL.M.

First Case Study Competition - 2018 ; Post Graduation Dept LL.M.

The ILS-PACT Mediation Competition 2017-18

Certificate Course on Intellectual Property Rights Laws

Diploma In Competition Law Programme

6th Justice V. M. Tarkunde National Parliamentary Debate

Invitation for Alumni Meet 2017

Judgment Writing Competition 2017 (Only for ILS students)

Workshop on ADR - ILSCA 2017

Certificate Program What? How? And Why? Of Learning the Law

Advanced Certificate Program on Civil Court Practice and Procedure 2017

INTERCESSIONIS 2019-2020

3 Day Inter-College Mediation Competition, INTERCESSIONIS, 2021

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To commemorate the birth anniversary of Hon’ble Mr. Maulana Abul  Kalam Azad, National Education Day is being celebrated on 11 th November 2020. In furtherance of the celebration, ILS Law College is organizing Intra Collegiate Essay Competition for all the students of ILS Law College.

Essay up to 3000-5000 words on any of the following topics is to be submitted in English / Marathi / Hindi Language before 25 th November 2020 on [email protected]

• New Education Policy – A way forward
• New Education Policy – A replica of West
• Legal Education & New Education Policy
• New Education Policy – Issues & Challenges

The best 3 essays will be published in Abhivyakti Law Journal.

                                                                             Quiz Competition

To commemorate the birth anniversary of Hon’ble Mr. Maulana Abul  Kalam Azad, “Rashtriya Shiksha Diwas” is being celebrated on 11 th November 2020. As a part of Rashtriya Shiksha Diwas, ILS Law College’s Legal Aid Centre will conduct an  online Quiz on “Know Your Education System” on 18 th  November 2020 . Interested students shall register by clicking on the link mentioned below. Registration is mandatory, as the reading material will be provided only to the registered students.

Link for Registration- https://forms.gle/sV158UqutkH9icAq8

 The first three winner will be awarded with books and certificates.

For further queries please contact-

Faculty Coordinators:-

Dr Suvarna S Nilakh – [email protected]

Ms. Shweta Chandrashekhar – [email protected]

Ms. Ninawari Ware – [email protected]

Ms. Mugdha Hedau– [email protected]

Student Coordinators:-

Ashwini Sanap – 7219339199

Mihir Beradia – 9820362159

Law College Road (Chiplunkar Road), Pune 411004, Maharashtra State, India.

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1) What are the three important typesetting processes? Answer: Electronic imagesetting, Hot-metal typesetting and phototypesetting.

3) What is the full form of ASLV? Answer: Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle.

5) Which film and its sequel have both won Oscars for Best Film? Answer: The God Father (1972) and The God Father Part II (1974).

7) What sound technique was used in movies like ‘Earthquake’ and ‘Roller Coaster’? Answer: Sensurround.

11) Who awards the Nobel prize for medicine? Answer: The Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

15) In Football is it essential for the players to wear numbered shirts during play? Answer: Yes.

18) What is meant by VSAT(Very Small Aperture Terminal)? Answer: Two-way satellite ground station with a dish antenna that is smaller than three meters.

22) Which of these battles did not involve Roman soldiers? Answer: Thermopylae.

25) Name a legal entity created by law with perpetual succession and common seal: Answer: A company.

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28) What is meant by High Throughput Satellite? Answer: Classification for communications satellites that provide at least twice, though usually by a factor of 20 or more.

32) What is the most commonly broken bone in the human body? Answer: The clavicle.

35) 10 milligrams are equal to how many centigram? Answer: One centigram.

40) Which novel was originally called The Whale? Answer: Moby Dick.

44) A ‘rhea’ is a flightless bird but what does the geographical term ‘ria’ mean? Answer: A drowned river valley.

48) What is meant by aerosol? Answer: Colloid of fine solid particles or liquid droplets, in the air or another gas.

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52) Who is the voice of Remy the Rat in Ratatouille? Answer: Patton Oswalt.

56) What is meant by Rubik’s cube? Answer: 3D combination puzzle.

59) Which blood vessels carry blood from the heart to various body parts: Answer: Artery.

60) Which Billboard Hot 100 number 1 hit single of the 1960s opens with the lines “I thought love was only true in fairytales, meant for someone else but not for me”? Answer: I’m A Believer (The Monkees).

65) The major river in Myanmar which forms part of the boundary with Thailand? Answer: Salween.

69) The longest African river which emptying into the Indian Ocean is: Answer: The Zambezi.

72) Who was the first British Prince of Wales to learn the Welsh language? Answer: Prince Charles.

74) What does the Red Triangle stand for? Answer: Family Planning.

76) Which country is the first non-member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty to sign a nuclear deal with Japan? Answer: India.

80) Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, and Toledo; the so-called ‘big six’ cities of which state of the USA? Answer: Ohio.

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Cyber Laws Essay and Quiz Competition by CyberPleaders LLP [Sep 30; Online]: Register by Sep 27

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CyberPleaders LLP is organizing its annual Cyber ​​Laws Essay and Quiz Competition on September 30, 2023, to make India cyber-safe and create more cyber lawyers.

About the Organizer

CyberPleaders LLP is the place where they specialize in helping you with cyber laws, data privacy, and cybercrime issues. In this digital era, they’re here to protect individuals and businesses by understanding and tackling the complicated rules of the online world. Their team is committed to ensuring you stay secure and follow the right laws as technology advances.

About the Competition

The CyberPleaders LLP is organizing competitions on:

• Cyber Laws Essay Competition,
• Cyber Laws Quiz Competition.

Participants can participate in any one or both of these competitions separately. Study material, important documents, and quiz material will be provided on Cybercrimes and Cyber Laws.

Who is it for?

Students/Research Scholars enrolled in any UG/PG/Ph.D. course in an Indian University are eligible to apply.

Essay Competition Details & Rules

Essay competition (any one topic).

• Navigating India’s The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023: Challenges and Prospects.
• Balancing Free Speech and Online Regulation: The Dilemma in the Indian Context.
• Evolving Landscape of Cybercrimes in India: Legal Framework and Future Preparedness.

Formatting Guidelines

• Font: Time News Roman.
• Font Size: 12.
• Spacing: 1.5.
• Margin: 1 inch on all sides.
• Paper size: A4.
• Word Limit (excluding footnotes, kindly avoid using speaking footnotes): Minimum Word Limit: 2500 Words, Maximum Word Limit: 3000 Words.
• Citation Font: Times New Roman, Citation Font Size: 10, Spacing: 1.0.

Submission Guidelines

• The essays are to be submitted to CyberPleaders LLP at [email protected] with your name, college name, address, year of degree, etc.
• Submissions made elsewhere will be automatically rejected.
• The submissions are to be made only in PDF or DOCX format.
• All submissions will undergo a strict online plagiarism check.
• The upper limit of the Similarity Index stands at 15%.
• Special consideration will be placed on the originality, applicability, and feasibility of the arguments and suggestions made in the essay, as well as the depth of the research.

Quiz Competition Details & Rules

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