TMF Guides · Model UN

How MUN Registration Works

Registration is straightforward but time-sensitive: committee allotments run first-come, and the strongest portfolios in popular committees go early. Understanding the sequence saves delegates from ending up in a committee they did not want.

The registration tracks

Most Indian conferences run two or three tracks: individual delegate, school or college delegation, and occasionally special event tracks.

The MUN Factory runs three — individual, delegation with tiered discounts from five delegates, and a founder track for Shark Tank TMF.

  • Individual — one delegate, own committee and portfolio preference.
  • Delegation — five or more delegates from one institution, discounted.
  • Event track — for non-standard formats such as Shark Tank.

The steps

You submit personal and institutional details, rank committee preferences, give portfolio preferences, pay the fee, and upload payment proof.

A receipt email confirms submission. After payment verification a second email issues confirmation and, at TMF, portal credentials for tracking your allotment.

Allotments

Allotments balance preference, experience and committee capacity. Early registrants get more of their first choices, simply because fewer slots are taken.

Once allotted, delegates receive their committee, portfolio and the corresponding delegate guide.

Frequently asked questions

How do I register for a MUN conference?

Submit the conference's registration form with your details and committee preferences, pay the delegate fee, and upload payment proof for verification.

Can I choose my committee and country?

You submit ranked preferences. Final allotment depends on availability, experience and how early you registered.

When do I find out my allotment?

After payment verification. At TMF, allotments appear in the delegate portal and are emailed to you.

Put it into practice

The MUN Factory 3.0 — registrations open

Fifteen committees across UN, Indian, Special and Event formats. Individual and delegation tracks, with tiered discounts from five delegates.