The Moot Court Committee at PCU offers a dynamic platform for law students to develop essential legal skills. Through simulated courtrooms, students engage in real-world legal issues, enhancing their advocacy, research, and critical thinking abilities. Students refine their skills in oral argument, legal drafting, and brief writing while staying abreast of emerging legal trends such as cyber law, artificial intelligence regulations, and international arbitration. This committee is vital for shaping future legal professionals equipped for modern legal challenges.

The Legal Aid Cell at PCU is dedicated to providing pro bono legal assistance to underserved communities, promoting access to justice. Through legal awareness camps, workshops, and direct legal aid services, students actively engage in social justice initiatives, addressing issues like women’s rights, tribal rights, domestic violence, and environmental protection. The cell empowers students with hands-on experience in litigation, legal counseling, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Focusing on human rights and constitutional law, it fosters a commitment to public interest law and the ethical practice of law, while addressing contemporary challenges such as digital rights and legal literacy.

The Sports Club at PCU promotes physical well-being and teamwork among law students through various sports and fitness activities. Beyond academics, the club encourages participation in events like inter-college tournaments, fitness challenges, and wellness workshops. Students engage in sports such as cricket, football, badminton, and chess, fostering discipline, leadership, and stress management. The club also emphasizes the importance of mental health and work-life balance, recognizing the pressures of law school. With a focus on team collaboration and competitive spirit, the Sports Club creates a holistic environment, preparing students for both legal careers and personal wellness.

The Cultural and Literature Club at PCU fosters creativity, expression, and cultural diversity among law students. Through events such as literary fests, debates, theatrical performances, and poetry slams, the club cultivates a passion for literature, art, and public speaking. Students explore contemporary issues through creative mediums, promoting critical thinking, communication skills, and emotional intelligence. The club also hosts workshops on creative writing, speech delivery, and media literacy, encouraging students to engage with current trends like digital storytelling and social media activism. It provides a vibrant space for students to connect, collaborate, and express their views beyond the courtroom.