UMNUN 2026 | Jodhpur 2026-12-26 | 2026-12-26 | mymun

Conference

Jodhpur, India·Asia

Dec 26-28, 2026

300 delegates expected

University Students and School Students

Applications

Delegates

Jul 30 - Dec 19, 2026

Head Delegates

Jul 30 - Dec 19, 2026

Faculty Advisor

Jul 30 - Dec 19, 2026

“International Cooperation for Justice and Sustainable Peace”

 

ABOUT JAI NARAIN VYAS UNIVERSITY

Established in 1962, Jai Narain Vyas University, then known as the University of Jodhpur, was inaugurated by Dr S. Radhakrishnan, the President of India, on 24th August, 1962. Since its inception, JNVU have been providing quality education in the areas of Science & Technology, Engineering, Social Sciences & Humanities, Languages, Law & Education to the Western part of the country in particular and the country in general. This was the only residential University in the State of Rajasthan, catering mainly for the needs of students of western Rajasthan (the Marwar).

ABOUT FACULTY OF LAW

The Faculty of Law has been imparting legal education since 1947. Later, in 1962, it was consolidated into the then University of Jodhpur. The Faculty of Law is a reputed and well-respected institution offering five-year & three-year law courses and various diploma courses as approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). Equipped with an exhaustive legal library including online access to legal journals, the Faculty of Law focuses on a multi-disciplinary approach to legal education & research in order to provide its students an opportunity to advance their knowledge and skills in the diverse legal subjects. Several programmes like Legal Aid Camps, Moot Courts, Trial Advocacy, Legal Quiz, Legal Debate, Elocution, visits to LokAdalat, etc. are an essential part of the curriculum.

OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE

The Primary Objectives Of The Conference Are:

The conference aims to promote awareness of international relations, diplomacy, and global governance while fostering advocacy, negotiation, leadership, and public speaking skills among students. It seeks to encourage legal and policy-oriented discussions on national and international issues, provide practical exposure to parliamentary procedures and diplomatic negotiations, facilitate networking and collaboration among students from diverse institutions, enhance the academic and professional environment of the Faculty of Law, and inspire greater youth participation in policymaking and international affairs.

Eligibility

Registrations are open to:

  • School Students
  • Undergraduate Students
  • Postgraduate Students
  • Students from Universities and Colleges across India
  • Independent Delegates (subject to eligibility)

Registration Fees

  • Internal Delegates: ₹1,400.
  • External Delegates: ₹1,800.
  • Delegates with Accommodation: ₹2,400.

Registration & Payment Policy

  1. No delegate registration shall be accepted through this website or any third-party website or platform.
  2. Delegates seeking to participate in The University's Model United Nations must contact the Organising Committee to obtain the official delegation registration link.
  3. Registration fees shall be accepted only through the official UPI ID(s) communicated by the Organising Committee. Payments must be made using authorised UPI applications only.
  4. No payment made through any third-party website, payment portal, or unauthorised payment application shall be recognised or treated as a valid registration fee.
  5. Any bank account details displayed on this website are provided solely for administrative and formal documentation purposes and are not intended to be used by delegates for making registration payments, unless expressly instructed in writing by the Organising Committee.
  6. Delegates are advised not to make payment to any UPI ID, QR code, bank account, website, or payment link other than those officially communicated by the Organising Committee.
  7. Registration shall be deemed confirmed only after successful payment verification by the Organising Committee and issuance of an official confirmation.
  8. The Organising Committee shall not be responsible for any payment made through unauthorised channels or to fraudulent accounts claiming to represent the Conference.

Committees

United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
Human Rights Council
Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
International Court of Justice (ICJ) – Special Legal Format
United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)
Human Rights Council
Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
International Court of Justice (ICJ) – Special Legal Format
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