Open to All
Young Minds
Jaipuria Symposium 2026 welcomes passionate participants from schools and institutions across India. Whether you're a first-time participant or a seasoned debater, there's a council for you. Teams of 3 participants per school compete across 5 progressive rounds over 2 days.
- Each school may send a maximum of two teams, each consisting of three participants from Grades 9 to 12
- Use of AI strictly prohibited during debate and preparation time
- Personal phones not permitted during preparation time or debate
- Teacher-escorts must remain in the auditorium and may not meet participants during preparation
- Teacher-escorts are welcome to witness the debate from the auditorium
Choose Your Arena
Four distinct councils, each offering a unique domain of global affairs. All four run through the same five-round structure — what changes is the topic, the bloc dynamics, and the stakes. Study your council's research guide before you walk in.
from law to security — debate it all."
Engage with the structures that govern the global economy. Participants debate trade agreements, sovereign debt, climate-linked finance, and the political economy of market reform.
Address the most pressing human rights crises of our era. Participants negotiate around refugee corridors, systemic gender inequity, child protection frameworks, and the limits of international humanitarian law.
Navigate the governance gap left by accelerating technology. Participants debate AI safety frameworks, cross-border cybersecurity treaties, digital rights charters, and the geopolitics of emerging tech.
Examine how nations shape identity, influence, and power beyond military force. Participants engage with territorial disputes, heritage restitution, soft-power projection, and multilateral diplomatic strategy.