ALSA International Mediation Competition (AIMC) 2026

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Event Name

ALSA International Mediation Competition (AIMC) 2026

FORMAT:

The competition will be structured as:

The competition will be conducted through two Preliminary Rounds followed by the Semi-Final and Final Rounds. Teams will participate in mediation sessions where they role-play as counsel and client to resolve disputes through negotiation and collaborative problem-solving. The preliminary rounds determine the highest-scoring teams, after which the semi-final and final rounds follow a knockout format. Each mediation session is time-bound and includes feedback from judges to enhance participants’ mediation skills.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The competition is open to university students from ALSA National Chapters worldwide. Teams are accepted on a first-come-first-served basis, and participants are encouraged to register through their respective ALSA National Chapters. Non-ALSA members may also participate through the open registration process. 

TEAM COMPOSITION:

Each team must consist of 2 to 4 university students who will role-play as representative counsel and client during mediation sessions. The competition is team-based and does not allow solo participation.

Important Dates 

    • Preliminary Round: 6 June 2026

    • Semi-Final & Final Rounds: 7 June 2026

    • Law Firm Visit: 8 June 2026

    • Venue: Peking University School of Transnational Law, Shenzhen, China 


Registration Fees

    • USD 85 per team (approximately ₹7,000 – ₹7,200 depending on exchange rate).


Awards
  • Winners: ₹20,000 + Certificate of Merit

  • Runners-Up: ₹15,000 + Certificate of Merit

  • Best Counsel: ₹10,000 + Certificate of Merit

  • Runners-Up Counsel: ₹5,000 + Certificate of Merit 

Brochure

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

Interested Students before filling out Participation form Must apply by filling ADR APPLICATION FORM latest by 25 March 2026.  In case of any query, contact team ADR at soladr@ddn.upes.ac.in, but kindly do not upload wrong information; the application shall be rejected outright, if any discrepancy is found. 

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