India MUN National Conference
by India MUN
Rs. 5,00,000+ Prize Pool
India MUN National Conference is a program by India MUN for students in Grade 8 to 12, open to students across India.
Mode
In-Person
Eligibility
Grade 8 to 12
Fee
₹1,999
Duration
2 days
Format
Both
Time needed
2 full days of committee sessions and workshops
About this opportunity
India MUN National Conference is a flagship Model United Nations event focused on climate action, international trade, and sustainable development. Organized by India MUN under Gaia The Earth Foundation, it is India's first MUN conference centered entirely on climate action and innovation.
The conference is open to school students from Grades 8-12 and university students interested in global affairs, diplomacy, and leadership. Delegations representing schools, universities, and MUN clubs participate in high-level committee simulations including UNGA, UNFCCC, WTO, World Bank, IPCC, and Indian Parliament.
Participants compete for awards from a prize pool of over Rs. 5 lakh, with certificates provided to all delegates. The conference features workshops and dialogues with global experts, including former UNFCCC Deputy Executive Secretary Ovais Sarmad who serves as Secretary-General.
Eligibility
- Grade level
- Grade 8 to 12
- Age range
- 13 to 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Grades 8-12 and university students. Delegations require minimum 5 members with at least one faculty advisor for minors. Open to students across India interested in global affairs and climate action.
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Academic details
Difficulty: Intermediate
Rewards and recognition
Award
Rs. 5,00,000+
Prize pool of over Rs. 5 lakh distributed among top-performing delegates across committees
Certificate
Certificate of Participation
All conference participants receive certificates
Recognition
National MUN Recognition
Skills your child builds
Languages
What your child will do
- Committee sessions simulating UN bodies including UNGA, UNFCCC, WTO, World Bank, and IPCC
- Indian Parliament committee simulation
- Workshops and dialogues with global experts
- Networking sessions
- Award ceremonies
Mentors & faculty
Former UNFCCC Deputy Executive Secretary Ovais Sarmad serves as Secretary-General
How to apply
- 1Register delegation through the India MUN website or social media channels
- 2Ensure minimum 5 delegates per delegation with at least one faculty advisor for minors
- 3Complete registration as directed by the India MUN team
Frequently asked questions
Is India MUN National Conference free?
No. The registration fee is ₹1,999.
Who can participate in India MUN National Conference?
Students in Grade 8 to 12. Children aged 13 to 18.
What will my child gain from India MUN National Conference?
Prize pool of over Rs. 5,00,000 for top delegates. Certificates for all conference participants. Transport and accommodation provided for delegates. Workshops with global experts including former UNFCCC leadership. Skill development in negotiation, leadership, and diplomacy.
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