FAQ
Frequently asked questions
If your question is not answered here, write to the secretariat using the contact details on the Contact page.
IMUN is designed for school and college students. If you can join us for the full session and participate in the committee of your choice, you are welcome to apply. Specific eligibility by school or grade will be published with the confirmed conference details.
The registration form asks for three preferences in order. Allotment is made by the secretariat on the basis of your stated preferences, your Model UN experience and availability. We recommend selecting committees you are genuinely interested in rather than ones you expect to be less contested.
No. IMUN accommodates both first-time delegates and experienced speakers. The experience section of the form helps us guide you towards an appropriate committee and support the level of debate.
The delegate fee, if any, will be confirmed with the official conference announcement. Fees, where applicable, generally cover committee sessions, conference materials and certificates. The exact breakdown will be published before registration opens.
Formal attire — the standard is a suit, blazer or formal ethnic wear that reflects the seriousness of the proceedings. The secretariat will publish the complete dress code with the conference guide.
Once registration closes and allotments are finalised, you will be notified at the email address provided in your registration. Keep the same email address active for the duration of the conference.
Write to the secretariat using the contact details on this site with your full name and the details to be corrected. Corrections are processed against confirmed records only.
The registration deadline will be announced alongside the confirmed conference schedule. Where the form is open, early registration is recommended as committee seats are limited.
Details that depend on final confirmation — dates, venue, fee, awards and deadlines — will be answered in full once the secretariat's official announcement is published.