Six sessions in, TGSMUN has grown from a single hall into the region's most spirited stage for young diplomacy.
Our delegates don't just debate — they research, caucus, draft and build consensus under pressure, developing the confidence and empathy that real-world diplomacy demands.
Whether it's your first placard or your fifteenth gavel, there is a seat in one of our seven committees with your name on it.
Join the Sixth Session →"This year our theme — Dialogue over Division — asks each of us to listen before we speak, and to seek common ground before claiming victory. I look forward to watching you rise to that challenge."
Regulation of autonomous weapons systems and AI in modern warfare.
Beginner friendly→ C·02 UNSC Security CouncilThe situation in the Arctic — sovereignty, security and shipping lanes.
Advanced→ C·03 UNHRC Human Rights CouncilProtecting the rights of climate refugees and displaced populations.
Intermediate→ C·04 WHO World Health OrganizationEquitable access to healthcare technology in the Global South.
Beginner friendly→ C·05 AIPPM All India Political Parties MeetDeliberation on the One Nation One Election framework.
Intermediate→ C·06 Crisis Continuous Crisis CommitteeClassified — briefings drop 48 hours before the first gavel.
Advanced→ C·07 Press International Press CorpsReportage, photography and caricature across every committee room.
Beginner friendly→Delegate registration & check-in
Opening ceremony & keynote address
Committee Session I — first gavel
Lunch
Committee Session II
Day one adjourns
Delegate check-in
Committee Session III
Lunch
Session IV — resolutions & voting
Closing ceremony & awards
Delegate social
Students of classes 8–12 from any school are welcome. Delegations register through their school's MUN coordinator; individual delegates may register independently.
Absolutely. UNGA, WHO and the Press Corps are designed for first-timers, and we run a free rules-of-procedure workshop on the morning of Day One.
First-come, first-served after registration closes, weighing your committee preferences and prior experience. Allotments and background guides are emailed at least two weeks before the conference.
Western or Indian formals for all committee sessions. National dress of your allotted country is welcome at the opening ceremony.
Yes — the delegate fee covers lunch and refreshments on both days.
Best Delegate, High Commendation and Special Mention in every committee, plus verbal mentions — and the Best Delegation trophy for the top-performing school.
Seats and committee preferences are honoured strictly first-come, first-served.