Unfortunately No. IP Photographers will not be provided with any cameras or DSLRs. During the event, if you are an IP photographer, we would recommend you to bring your own device such as a mobile phone, or borrow/rent a DSLR Camera.

Yes! Lunch will be provided across all the three days. On the second day, additional snacks shall be provided, along side special high tea, completely free of cost.

Anyone, from grades 8 to 12, can register and attend this event.

The following is the dress code for this event - Day 1 : Formals throughout the event Day 2 : Formals during the session / Traditionals during the Social Night Day 3 : Formals throughout the event However, Lok Sabha members can wear traditional on all three days, and you are allowed change clothes before the Social Night.

Yes, absolutely! A Social Night event will be held on the second day of the event, on Saturday, 10th August. There, delegates can enjoy a night full of dance and music! It's worth nothing however, that one must wear a traditional dress to the event at that time. Said delegate must wear a Formal Dress(Unless they are in Lok Sabha) until the start of the Social Night event, where they are allowed to change to their traditional dress in the school itself.

If you want to learn about how the MUN actually works, we highly recommend watching and following this video-

Preparing and participating in a Model United Nations helps students develop leadership skills, research, writing, public speaking, and problem-solving skills. Moreover, coming up with solutions that are acceptable to a majority of the representatives also inculcates skills of negotiation, conflict resolution, and cooperation.

Unfortunately no. After you pay and register for the event, no refunds shall be provided.

Yes, Cash prizes will be awarded to the most exceptional and brilliant delegates throughout the event. The cash prize for the Outstanding Delegate will be ₹4,000, while the cash prize for the Best Delegate will be ₹7,000!

Model United Nations or MUN is a simulation of the United Nations wherein participants (usually referred to as delegates) will be assigned a country in an actual committee of the United Nations. Over the course of 3 days, delegates will deliberate and discuss on a set agenda topic to come to resolutions at the end. We’ll also be providing training sessions for any delegate to explain the proceedings of an MUN via sessions online so after your allocation has been reserved and confirmed stay tuned to your inbox for the next training session!

Yes, transportation is provided for all delegates in the event at no additional cost. After entering the address in the registration form, we will accordingly create a route and send you all the details regarding said route, such as the pickup times and the common points, a few days before the event begins.

Essentially, International Press (IP) Reporters serve as journalists for the Model United Nations (MUN). Two reporters will be assigned to each of the eight committees, where they will listen to the discussions and speeches of all delegates. In addition to this, IP members, like actual journalists, will be required to draft articles, op-eds, and other forms of writing that must be submitted on time. On the third day, reporters will also have the opportunity to question the delegates of their respective committees about the statements made over the past three days during a press conference. IP Photographers will be assigned to committees and will capture images of committee sessions and other gatherings of delegates throughout the three-day event.