Who is eligible to participate in The Apostles Summit?

The conference is pitched at the high school level, so secondary students - typically through their school MUN societies - are the intended delegate pool.

Where is the summit being held?

The summit takes place in Delhi, placing it within India's most active Model UN hub and making it accessible to delegations traveling from across the country.

How large is the conference expected to be?

It is structured as a large-format high school summit, with a delegate cohort big enough to support multiple committees running in parallel over the weekend.

When does the conference take place?

The summit runs across a two-day weekend in the autumn season, a common slot in the Indian high school MUN calendar.

How should delegates apply?

Registration is handled through the conference's listing on the mymun platform, which is the standard route for most Indian high school MUN conferences.

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The Apostles Summit

Name: The Apostles Summit
Start: 2026-10-24T00:00:00Z
End: 2026-10-25T00:00:00Z
Location: DELHI

DELHI, India · high-school

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Dates: Oct 24–2026 (day: 25)
Fee: TBD
Reg deadline: TBD
Delegates: 800
Language: English
Format: In-person

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Summary

The Apostles Summit convenes high school delegates in Delhi for an autumn Model UN weekend that aims to sit at the more serious end of the Indian secondary circuit. The conference is built around a sizeable delegate cohort, multiple committees, and the kind of plenary scale that pushes student diplomats to negotiate across blocs rather than within friendly clusters. For the Indian school MUN scene, an event of this size in the capital functions as both a training ground and a showcase. Delegates arrive expecting structured debate, competitive awards, and exposure to peers from across the country and the region.

Why this edition matters in 2026

Delhi anchors a large share of India's Model UN ecosystem, and any high school summit that draws delegates at this scale becomes a reference point for how the circuit is evolving. The Apostles Summit positions itself in that conversation by leaning into volume and procedural rigor rather than niche specialization. For students still calibrating where to invest a competitive season, conferences of this size matter because they expose delegates to a wider range of negotiating styles. A committee room with a deep speakers list forces sharper lobbying, tighter caucus management, and more disciplined resolution drafting than a smaller, more intimate setting. The summit also matters as a signal about the broader appetite for MUN among Indian high schoolers. Sustained demand for autumn-window conferences in Delhi suggests that the activity continues to function as a serious extracurricular pipeline toward debate, policy studies, and international relations programs - not just a weekend hobby.

How to prepare

Delegates preparing for a large Delhi-based high school summit should plan for crowded committees where floor time is scarce. That means front-loading research into a clear, defensible policy position, then drilling the two or three interventions that will actually move the room - an opening speech, a moderated caucus pivot, and a closing pitch on the draft resolution. Because the conference runs across a compressed weekend, sleep and stamina planning matter as much as substantive prep. The strongest delegates at events of this scale are usually not the ones with the longest position papers but the ones who can hold their argument together through the final unmoderated caucus, when blocs fracture and amendments multiply. For faculty advisors and parents, the prep angle is also logistical: travel into Delhi during the autumn window, dress code compliance, and an honest conversation with the student about whether the goal is an award, a learning experience, or both. Setting that expectation before the opening ceremony tends to determine how the weekend is remembered.

Eligibility deep-dive

Level: high-school
Age: —
Team size: —
Country quota: Open

Schedule & deadlines

Conference
Oct 24, 2026 – Oct 25, 2026

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible to participate in The Apostles Summit?
The conference is pitched at the high school level, so secondary students - typically through their school MUN societies - are the intended delegate pool.
Where is the summit being held?
The summit takes place in Delhi, placing it within India's most active Model UN hub and making it accessible to delegations traveling from across the country.
How large is the conference expected to be?
It is structured as a large-format high school summit, with a delegate cohort big enough to support multiple committees running in parallel over the weekend.
When does the conference take place?
The summit runs across a two-day weekend in the autumn season, a common slot in the Indian high school MUN calendar.
How should delegates apply?
Registration is handled through the conference's listing on the mymun platform, which is the standard route for most Indian high school MUN conferences.

Last verified May 27, 2026 · Source: mymun.com

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