SOLMUN 2026 by NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta, School of Law, Mumbai [Cash Prizes Rs 1L]: Register Now!

About NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta, School of Law, Mumbai

NMIMS (Deemed-to-be University), established in 1981, is a leading private multidisciplinary university headquartered in Mumbai. The Kirit P. Mehta School of Law (KPMSOL), approved by the Bar Council of India in 2013, is a constituent institution committed to quality legal education, research, and professional excellence.

About Organisation

NMIMS’ Kirit P. Mehta School of Law Model United Nations Society (KPMSOL MUNSOC) hosts two conferences, an Intra-College MUN and the International Conference SOLMUN, attended by hundreds of delegates. The society aims to provide a holistic academic and co-curricular platform for participants.

Model United Nations is a simulation of United Nations proceedings, where students represent countries across committees such as the General Assembly and Security Council. These conferences promote a deeper understanding of global affairs through structured debate and diplomacy. It is an attempt to engage students with global challenges and encourage them to think creatively with an international outlook to problem-solving.

About the Opportunity

Model United Nations enhances leadership and teamwork by enabling delegates to address real-world issues through collaborative problem-solving and diplomacy. It fosters critical thinking, research, and networking skills by encouraging innovative and analytical approaches to global challenges. Participation in MUNs builds career readiness, particularly for students aspiring to careers in law, diplomacy, business, and public policy. Additionally, it deepens understanding of geopolitics, international relations, and international law. The structured and disciplined environment of MUNs also instils professionalism, respect, and a strong sense of justice and equality.

Theme

“THE ARCHITECTURE TO REFORM: WHERE CHANGE TAKES PLACE”

The theme emphasizes that meaningful transformation is a deliberate and structural process, requiring intentional design rather than mere promises. It focuses on rebuilding systems of power, justice, and governance to be more inclusive, transparent, and equitable. True reform emerges through collective efforts of institutions, communities, and individuals working together. It underscores that a just and sustainable world is consciously constructed through continuous reform across generations.

The Committees

The United Nations General Assembly is the principal forum where all UN member states convene as equals to deliberate on global issues. Through dialogue, negotiation, and resolutions, it advances collective action on peace, development, climate change, and human rights.

AGENDA: (Economic and Financial Affairs Committee) Addressing the Global South’s Debt Crisis and Its Implications for Sustainable Development.

The Lok Sabha, or House of the People, is the lower house of India’s Parliament and represents the direct mandate of the citizens. It serves as the primary legislative body, responsible for lawmaking, government oversight, and upholding democratic accountability.

AGENDA: Addressing whether the Waqf (amendment) Act,2025 upholds constitutional principles of secularism and minority rights

The UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a global body that works to promote and protect human rights worldwide. It reviews human rights issues, addresses violations, and encourages countries to uphold universal standards of dignity, equality, and justice.

AGENDA: Safeguarding the Rights and Freedoms of Women and Girls under Authoritarian Regimes. Legal focus on Enforcement of CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women)

The UN Security Council (UNSC) is the primary UN organ tasked with maintaining international peace and security. It addresses global conflicts, authorizes peacekeeping missions, and makes decisions that member states are obligated to follow.

AGENDA: Discussing the need for reforms within the UNSC in the contemporary multipolar paradigm of international relations, focuses on examining how the Council’s structure and decision-making must adapt to reflect the current global power dynamics and ensure more equitable representation among nations.  

Eligibility

The event is open to all, with no restrictions based on institution, academic background, or level of study. Participants from colleges, universities, and schools are eligible to apply, and students from diverse disciplines are encouraged to take part.

Registration Fee

• Delegate Fee: Rs. 1770 (including GST)
• Delegate Fee (SVKM Students): Rs. 1400
• Group Delegation: Rs. 1500

Prizes

• A grand prize pool of ₹1,00,000+ reflects the scale and excellence that await the winners of SOLMUN 2026.
• All participants will receive Certificates of Participation.
• The Best Delegation award will be presented to the most outstanding delegation.
• Awards such as Best Delegate, High Commendation, and Special Mention will be presented across all committees to recognise outstanding delegate performance.

Important Dates

The event is scheduled to be held on 14th and 15th March 2026. It will take place over two days, featuring structured sessions and proceedings as per the agendas.

Registeration Process

The registration link has been provided. Interested Candidates are requested to complete the registration process through the same.

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Contact

Mail: [email protected]

Secretary General: Anubhav Sharma, +91 70679 97029