Virtual Model United Nations · Presented by Apex Conclave
Diplovia 2026
- Dates
- 22 to 23 Nov 2026
- Venue
- 100% Virtual
- Registration
- Open now
Overview
Diplomacy without a border.
Diplovia puts the committee room on your screen. Delegates are assigned countries, meet online and debate international issues with students who could be logging in from anywhere.
The format is not watered down. You still research a position, speak for a country, negotiate with other delegates, draft solutions and respond to a crisis when one breaks.
Key features
- 5 committees: UNSC, WHO, UNHRC, UNGA and a Historical Crisis Committee
- 2 days, 100% virtual
- Open to students aged 15 to 23, high school and college
- Certificate for every delegate, awards for the best
The delegate’s work
- 01
Research
Know the country’s record before you speak for it.
- 02
Represent
Argue the position, not your own opinion.
- 03
Negotiate
Find out who you can work with.
- 04
Resolve
Turn agreement into a written draft.
The difference
Not just another MUN.
A physical MUN asks for travel, time and money before you have said a word. Diplovia asks you to log in.
- Online
- 100%
- No travel. No geography barrier.
- Days
- 2
- A focused conference experience.
- Committees
- 5
- Different agendas. Different challenges.
- Early Bird
- ₹299
- Until 5 Nov
How it works
Your screen becomes the conference room.
Phase 01
Before
The work starts before the first session.
- Research
- Background guide
- Country assignment
- Preparation
Phase 02
During
Then the committee convenes.
- Opening
- Moderated caucuses
- Unmoderated caucuses
- Negotiation
- Drafting
- Crisis
Phase 03
After
What you carry out of the room.
- Awards
- Recognition
- Certificates
- Connections
Committees
5 rooms. 5 ways to test yourself.
Not sure? Choose the agenda you can’t stop thinking about.
UNSC
POWER
United Nations Security Council
The Middle East Crisis: Preventing a Regional War
What it asks of you
Peace and security decisions rarely have a clean answer. You balance national interest against the risk of escalation, and work out what your country can accept when the alternative is a wider war.
Suits: Delegates who like high-stakes negotiation and precise wording.
WHO
SURVIVAL
World Health Organization
Preparing for the Next Global Health Emergency
What it asks of you
Health emergencies ignore borders, budgets and politics. Delegates weigh preparedness, funding and cooperation before the next outbreak, not after it.
Suits: Delegates who prefer evidence, systems and practical solutions.
UNHRC
PRINCIPLES
United Nations Human Rights Council
Human Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
What it asks of you
When technology moves faster than law, whose rights are protected, and who decides? Expect debates on privacy, accountability and bias, where a principled position still has to survive compromise.
Suits: Delegates who argue from values.
UNGA
DIPLOMACY
United Nations General Assembly
Restoring Trust in Multilateralism
What it asks of you
Multilateralism only works if states believe in it. The task is to rebuild that confidence across competing interests, one clause at a time.
Suits: Delegates who enjoy building consensus.
HC
HISTORY / CRISIS
Historical Crisis Committee
The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962: 13 Days to the Brink
What it asks of you
October 1962. Thirteen days, incomplete information, and decisions you can’t undo. You respond to developments as they arrive.
Suits: Fast thinkers who stay steady when the plan falls apart.
Why MUN
It doesn’t teach you what to think. It teaches you how to think under pressure.
Skills you build
- 01Public speaking
- 02Research
- 03Negotiation
- 04Policy thinking
- 05Leadership
- 06Critical thinking
- 07Collaboration
What you take home
Certificate
Proof you took part.
Awards
Recognition for outstanding performance in committee.
Competitive recognition
Standing among delegates from schools and colleges across India.
Networking
The students you debated, allied with and competed against.
Registration
How to take your seat.
Registration is open. It takes a few minutes; have your school or college details ready.
- Early Bird
- ₹299Until 5 Nov
- Regular
- ₹399
- 01
Register
Fill in your details and list a first and second choice of committee and country.
- 02
Pay
Pay the delegate fee by UPI and enter the transaction reference (UTR).
- 03
Get your seat
The team assigns every delegate a seat and confirms it by email once your payment is verified.
FAQ
Diplovia 2026 questions
Use the Register button on this page. Fill in your details, list your committee and country preferences, submit, then pay the delegate fee by UPI. You get a tracking code straight away, and the team confirms your seat by email after checking the payment.
The Early Bird fee is ₹299 until 5 November 2026. From 6 November the regular fee is ₹399.
High school and college students, roughly ages 15 to 23. Prior Model UN experience helps but is not required.
Contact
Questions about Diplovia 2026?
Write to the organising team. We reply within 48 hours. For Apex Conclave in general, see the general FAQ.