A moot court is a simulated court proceeding where law students practice their legal skills by arguing hypothetical cases. Participants take on the roles of attorneys and judges, presenting legal arguments based on fictional scenarios. This exercise helps students develop their research, writing, and oral advocacy skills in a realistic setting. Moot court competitions often involve teams from different law schools, where they compete against each other. Judges, usually experienced legal professionals, evaluate the participants based on their performance. Engaging in moot court prepares students for real-life legal challenges and enhances their understanding of the judicial process.