N.K. Public School Students Shine at IIMUN 2026

N.K. Public School, Rajawas proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of its students at IIMUN 2026 – India’s International Movement to the United Nations, held at Shanti Asiatic School.

A total of 29 students from N.K. Public School participated as delegates, experiencing an engaging platform that encouraged young minds to develop their skills in diplomacy, leadership, public speaking, critical thinking and policy-making.

29 Delegates, 29 Certificates

The participation of all 29 delegates was a proud achievement in itself. Each student was honoured with an Official Participation Certificate of IIMUN, recognising their enthusiastic participation, dedication and contribution to the conference.

The event provided our students with an opportunity to step beyond the classroom and engage in meaningful discussions, debates and diplomatic simulations.

The Crowning Glory – Our Star Achievers

🥉 Ms. Vanshika Kanwar

Bronze Medal – Home Minister, NITI Aayog

Ms. Vanshika Kanwar demonstrated impressive leadership, strategic thinking and policy-making skills during the conference. Her confident participation and effective representation earned her a well-deserved Bronze Medal.

🎤 Ms. Tanisha Sharma – Class XI (Arts)

Title – Verbal Topper

Ms. Tanisha Sharma distinguished herself through her exceptional oratory, compelling arguments and confident presence in the committee. Her ability to communicate ideas effectively earned her the prestigious Verbal Topper title.

Building Leaders of Tomorrow

The achievement at IIMUN 2026 is not merely about medals and titles. It reflects the confidence, awareness, leadership and communication skills that our students are developing through meaningful learning experiences.

Participation in such platforms helps students become more confident speakers, thoughtful decision-makers and responsible young citizens.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all 29 young delegates, our star achievers, their proud parents and the dedicated mentors who guided and supported them throughout this remarkable journey.

N.K. Public School, Rajawas – Where Leaders Are Born, Not Made.

Congratulations to our young leaders! Keep learning, keep leading and keep making NKPS proud.