Conference
The conference record
Everything that frames the session — how it is run, how you participate and what the record currently confirms.
Conduct of the session
The rules under which the room works
Debate is conducted under a structured Rules of Procedure — moderated and unmoderated caucus, formal motions, resolutions, amendments and voting. The dais keeps time, keeps order and keeps the record. Delegates address the chair, state their country and yield correctly.
Position papers and committee research guides are issued ahead of the session. The awards structure, dress code and full programme are published in the conference guide once confirmed.
Fixed
- Committees
- Four — DISEC, UNHRC, EU and the Joint Crisis Committee
- Duration
- 2 days
- Expected delegates
- 150+ delegates
- Delegate fee
- INR 1,600 – INR 3,500 by registration round
- Participation
- School and college students across India
- Conduct
- Formal dress code, formal debate, English language
Under confirmation
- Dates
- 10–11 October 2026
- Venue
- To be announced
- Edition
- To be announced
- Session theme
- To be announced
These details are confirmed with the secretariat and published here as soon as they are finalised.
A typical session
From gavel to gavel
Opening ceremony
Formal address from the secretariat; committee simulation is declared in order.
Orientation
A structured briefing on the Rules of Procedure and formatting of committee documents.
Committee sessions
General speakers' list, caucus, formal debate and lobbying across the session.
Closing ceremony
Presentation of resolutions, recognition of outstanding delegates and issuance of certificates.
10–11 October 2026
Status: Registration open — Round 1 (INR 1,600 until 28 September)
Register as a delegate