JMUN FAQs
How do I know that my registration was successful?
You will receive a confirmation either by September 30th or October 3rd, depending on how early you
register. If you do not receive your confirmation by either of these dates, please contact us at
bangalorejmun@oakridge.in .
What is the dress code?
The dress code is formal business attire. For males, we recommend a button down, a pair of trousers and a
nice tie. Blazers or jackets are suggested, but not required. For females, we recommend appropriate blouses,
or button downs. Trousers and skirts are both acceptable. Formal dresses are also accepted.
What is the technology policy?
Attendance at this year's Bangalore JMUN requires delegates to have a suitable electronic device through
which Zoom can be used, preferrably a laptop or tablet, due to the virtual setting and nature of
the event. The Zoom app must be dowloaded prior to the conference.
What is a position paper?
Position papers are documents from each delegate summarizing his or her country’s views on each committee
topic. Further requirements for position papers are laid out in each committee's background guide.
Positional papers are optional for delegates this year but are recommeded for the advanced committee
delegates.
When is the position paper due?
All position papers are to be sent to the official email ID by the 7th of October. The email ID is
bangalorejmun@oakridge.in and the subject should be ‘CommitteeAcronym_Country_PositionPaper’.
Ex: ‘WHO_USA_PositionPaper’
‘UNSC_India_PositionPaper’
What is the International Press?
An IP, or International Press, is pressed with the requirements of formulating and conducting interviews on
various delegates, discussing key topics with the delegates, interacting frequently with the delegates,
presenting the common events taking place in the various committees, and most importantly, create a report
of the a detailed account of the events that took place in each committee, based on the input provided by
the IP personnel who send the IP heads a detailed account of the proceedings in their particular committee.
A formal diction and appropriate register will be maintained while proceeding with writing the report or
merging the various information procured from the different personnel handling the collection of information
from each committee.
