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Six of these had moved into the advanced rounds which were a round robin in this edition of Jessup. These were - Jindal, NUJS, Symbiosis, GNLU, NUALS and ILS.
Four of them have made it to the Round of 32 which shall be the first knock-out round this year. These are - Jindal, NUJS, Symbiosis and GNLU. The knock out rounds begin tomorrow.
Incidentally, these are also the same four teams which had made it to the Semi-finals in the India national rounds. This underscores not only the strength and consistency of the teams, but also the quality of judging in the national rounds.
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The Indian teams will be joined by seven from USA (including national champions Harvard), the two usual suspects from Singapore (including 12-time international finalists NUS), and only two from Australia (three time winners Queensland and New South Wales).
Also in the fray are four teams from China, three from Germany and two from Philippines (including 1995 winners University of Philippines).
Others still in the running are a team each from Brazil, Canada, Indonesia and United Kingdom. These are joined by two-time Baxter and three-time Evans award winners Universitaet Wien of Austria, 1998 winners Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2016 winners Universidad de Buenos Aires of Argentina and 2019 winners Eotvos Lorand of Hungary.
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The strongest teams remaining, by pedigree at this competition, would be NUS and Queensland. However, luck of the draw can sometimes be an important factors in these latter rounds.
I wish the Indian teams best of luck. Hope at least one them can join NALSAR, NLUO (both two-time; 2006 & 2010 and 2017 & 2021 respectively), Ambedkar GLC and KLA (1995 and 1997 respectively) as Jessup semi-finalists. It would be even better if one of them can make the finals or maybe even win it to join NLSIU (1999 & 2013) as World Champions.
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The info shared in the post is to the best of my knowledge. The intention behind it is two-fold: to re-kindle a greater amount of interest around mooting generally, and to celebrate the performance of present and past teams at Jessup more specifically.
PS: LegallyIndia - please don't wait 48-hours before allowing this post to go live.