The United Nations (UN) is an International Non-profit organization to promote Peace, Security, Respect, Equality, Dignity, Economic Development, Prosperity and a Pink Environment on Planet Earth.

Visit our About Us page to learn more.

The UN works through diplomacy, international law, humanitarian aid, and advocacy to address global challenges such as conflict resolution, human rights, climate change, and sustainable development.

We welcome partnerships with organizations, governments, and individuals who share our goals. Please contact us at partnership@unusa.uno for more information on collaboration opportunities.

Yes, we offer internships to students and young professionals interested in gaining experience in international affairs. Visit our Internship page for details on how to apply.

We offer various volunteer opportunities. Please visit our Get Involved page for more information on how to apply.

The term “volunteer” means an individual performing the assigned service to the United Nations or for www.unusa.uno will not receive any compensation.

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Yes, all the participants must adhere to the dress code of the event.

To become a UN Scholar, follow these steps:

• Step I: You must be studying in the 10th grade or above.
• Step II: Apply online. Click here to apply.
• Step III: If you are selected, you will be informed within three working days to enroll in the United Nations Scholar Aptitude Test.
• Step IV: Enroll by paying the fees for the UN Scholar Aptitude Test. Click here to pay.
• Step V: Pass the UN Scholar Aptitude Test with a minimum score of 70%.
• Step VI: Appear for a personal interview.

• Language: English
• Total Questions: 60
• Minimum Passing Marks: 70% (42 out of 60)
• Duration: 90 minutes
• Question Types: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), True/False and Problem-Solving Questions

1. Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology
2. Mathematics: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
3. Technology: Computers, Internet, Satellite, Space
4. United Nations: History, Structure, Functions
5. Wars: Major historical and current conflicts
6. Current Affairs & General Knowledge: Recent events and general world knowledge
7. Politics: Political systems and international relations
8. Health: Global health issues and policies
9. Logical Reasoning & Analytical Skills: Problem-solving and critical thinking
10. The Earth: Geography, climate, and environmental issues

Stay tuned for announcements on upcoming test dates. You will be notified via email and our official website once the dates are confirmed.

Selected scholars will enjoy the following benefits:

• Free Round Trip Tickets: Travel from your place of origin to New York, NY, USA.
• Free Boarding: Meals provided during your stay.
• Free Lodging: Accommodation provided for the duration of the trip.
• Duration of the Trip: 5 days, offering an immersive experience at the UN headquarters.

You will be notified via email within three working days after your application is reviewed. Please ensure that the contact information you provide in your application is accurate and up-to-date.

To prepare for the test, focus on the subjects outlined in the test methodology: Constitution, General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Science. You can find study materials online or at your local library to help you prepare effectively.

Yes, the UN Scholars Program is open to students from around the world, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.

You will receive detailed instructions and a checklist of items to bring once you are selected. This typically includes travel documents, identification, and personal essentials for a five-day trip.