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Volume I · Diplomacy. Dialogue. Decision.

Where Voices Shape History.

A two-day Model United Nations for students in Classes 6–12 on 10 and 11 November 2026 at EuroSchool Chimney Hills, Bengaluru. First-time delegates are warmly welcome — beginners and experienced delegates debate side by side.

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First MUN? You're welcome here.

Illustration: students around a curved council table beneath a Roman arch, one delegate speaking at a microphone, with a press desk to the right. A delegate contributes to a discussion on disarmament and international security.

Represent a country. Build a safer world.

A delegate contributes to a discussion on disarmament and international security. Placards are illustrative, not allocations.

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Dates
10 and 11 November 2026
Venue
EuroSchool Chimney Hills, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Who can join
Classes 6–12 · beginners welcome
Committees
DISEC, UNSC, UNHRC, AIPPM and IPC

Approximately 250 delegates expected (planning estimate)

Committee explorer

Five committees, five ways to take part

Select a committee to see its full name and approved agenda.

DISEC

Disarmament and International Security Committee

Agenda

The Regulation of Private Military and Security Companies in Armed Conflicts: Establishing International Accountability Without Undermining State Sovereignty

Each delegate represents a country from the 45-country CURIA matrix. You rank preferences; the organisers allocate later.

Country delegatesExplore DISEC
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  • DISEC — Disarmament and International Security Committee: “The Regulation of Private Military and Security Companies in Armed Conflicts: Establishing International Accountability Without Undermining State Sovereignty”
  • UNSC — United Nations Security Council: “Preventing Military Escalation in the Strait of Hormuz: Freedom of Navigation, State Sovereignty, and International Maritime Security”
  • UNHRC — United Nations Human Rights Council: “Preventing Forced Displacement and Ethnic Persecution: Protecting Minority Rights and Ensuring Accountability Under International Law”
  • AIPPM — All India Political Parties Meet: “Examining the Independence, Accountability, and Constitutional Functioning of the Election Commission of India: Electoral Roll Integrity and Public Confidence in Democratic Institutions”
  • IPC — International Press Corps: “Classified brief — details to be announced”

Why participate

Diplomacy, dialogue and decision — practised together.

  • Find your voice

    Practise speaking clearly and confidently in front of a supportive room.

  • Understand the world

    Research real questions of security, rights and democracy.

  • Work with others

    Negotiate, listen and build solutions with students from other schools.

  • Start as a beginner

    Plain-English guides and practice tools help first-timers feel ready.

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First MUN?

A calm path for first-time delegates

  1. Read the five-minute guide

    What a MUN is, how committees work and what delegates do.

    Go to Read the five-minute guide
  2. Find a committee

    Take the short interest quiz and read the agendas.

    Go to Find a committee
  3. Practise a speech

    Use the speech structure and the 60/90-second timer.

    Go to Practise a speech
  4. Try the registration preview

    See every step before live registration opens.

    Go to Try the registration preview

Fees and inclusions

Simple, all-inclusive pricing

Inclusive of all applicable taxes. Nothing is added at checkout.

School Delegation

₹1,100 per delegate

6–100 delegates · Inclusive of all applicable taxes

Private Delegation

₹1,100 per delegate

6–100 delegates · Inclusive of all applicable taxes

Individual Registration

₹1,300

1 delegate · Inclusive of all applicable taxes

Included for every delegate

  • Welcome kit
  • Snacks and lunch on both conference days
  • Placards
Full fee details

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6 × ₹1,100

₹6,600

Inclusive of all applicable taxes

Saves ₹1,200 compared with individual registration

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Individual: ₹1,300. School or Private Delegation at ₹1,100 per delegate: 6 delegates ₹6,600; 10 delegates ₹11,000; 100 delegates ₹1,10,000. School and Private delegations cost the same. Inclusive of all applicable taxes.

People and messages

Words of welcome

Messages from the venue school’s principal and the CURIA leadership.
Chairs and co-chairs — revealing soonfor DISEC, UNSC, UNHRC, AIPPM, IPCTeam page

Scholarship

Perform with distinction, travel further

The top 10 performers receive a 50% scholarship towards an international MUN in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on 15–18 January 2027.

International conference reveal coming soon

Full scholarship coverage and eligibility terms will be announced.

Scholarship details

Presenter, venue and sponsor

Who brings CURIA together

  • FactskootPresented byFactskoot
  • EuroSchool Chimney HillsVenueEuroSchool Chimney Hills
  • India Sweet HouseSponsorIndia Sweet House — Hesaraghatta Road branch

10 and 11 November 2026 · EuroSchool Chimney Hills, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Timings, entry gate and dress code: to be announced.

Questions

Before you register

Who can take part?

Students in Classes 6–12. Beginners and experienced delegates are both welcome.

When is CURIA?

10 and 11 November 2026 (India Standard Time).

Where is it held?

EuroSchool Chimney Hills, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

How much does it cost?

Individual Registration is ₹1,300. School Delegations and Private Delegations of 6 to 100 delegates are ₹1,100 per delegate. Inclusive of all applicable taxes.

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School Delegation, Private Delegation or Individual Registration — 10 and 11 November 2026 at EuroSchool Chimney Hills. In this preview, nothing is submitted or charged.

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