About Club:

Model United Nations is one of the most popular ways to learn about the workings of the United  Nations. Conferences are organized by hundreds of educational institutions at all levels to  engage young students in diplomatic debates and conversations that resemble those at the  United Nations. It is often the first time that students are exposed to international affairs.  

First, it introduces a leadership structure and responsibilities that more accurately mirrors the  relationship between the General Assembly and the UN Secretariat. As a result, the student  leaders play a more substantive role in the conference than they do in typical MUN simulations  which adds to the appeal of their participation. Model UN helps students to develop public  speaking, writing, and research skills. In addition, they often provide the first entry point into  international affairs and introduce students to the wide range of peace and security, human  rights, development, and rule of law issues that are on the UN agenda.  

What is often overlooked is the important role that MUN simulations can play in teaching  students about the UN as an institution, its role in world affairs, and the art of diplomacy that  underlies the unique way in which it makes decisions that affect our lives. Most MUN  simulations are very competitive in nature and use rules of procedure that prevent students from  acquiring a true picture and appreciation of how the UN actually functions. Currently, MUN  clubs are also running in the credible institutions such as JECRC Foundation, St. Xavier’s,  Seedling Public School and more.  

The objective of this club : MUN club for students which aims to enhance students' soft skills and research skills, promoting exposure and experiential learning, which consequently helps develop their personality. 

Faculty Coordinator

Name :          Ms. Mahima Meena, Assistant Prof,

                    Dept. of English.( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. )

                    Mob.no 7023975442

                    Ms. Sanju Choudhary, Associate Professor,

                    IT dept.( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

                    Mob no. 9983918945

Student Coordinators

VEDIC BAURASI

MOB. NO. 6375830372

SOHAM MANOCHA

MOB. NO. 9116402492

Activities conducted

2024-25 events conducted:

•  Debate on Harnessing AI responsibly for good and for all on 27/09/2023.