Model G20 2027 at FLAME University, registrations now open

Work that shows how they think.

For students in Grades 8 to 12 and undergraduates

A whiteboard covered in pink, yellow and green sticky notes under two headings, Skills and Knowledge.
A student in a black hoodie laughs as she reads from the paper in her hands.

Question the evidence

Build a prototype

Write an argument

Debate a decision

Students represent a country at a summit, argue a policy case, build a product with AI, or take one question all the way to a finished research paper.

One Young India runs live programmes, online and on campus, and Learnacy Essential, a year of independent work at the student’s own pace.

A student reads from her notes.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025

World 101, the real map: fields and subjects in a ring, joined by threads, around World 101 at the centre.
A map of an island drawn and painted by hand, with its seas and places named in ink.

Explore.

World 101

The real map: 365+ subjects and thousands of non-obvious threads. Tap a field, open a subject and follow where it leads.

Map free · member tools in Essential

An island map drawn and painted by hand.Learnacy showcase, May 2026

A student’s finger moves a yellow piece along a board game called Disaster, with Response and Chance cards on the board.
The Cell lab: a cell in a bath, with its parts labelled and a slider for the bath.

Experiment.

Learnacy LabsBeta

Put a living cell in a bath and change the bath. Watch water cross the membrane until the cell swells or shrinks.

2D with a free account · 3D with Essential

A disaster-response board game, in play.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025

Delegates in committee behind their placards: France, African Union, Japan, India, Brazil and Argentina.
A delegate in a white kurta and shawl makes his case, both hands raised.

Argue.

Live programmes

Represent a delegation, negotiate priorities and develop a joint response to a global issue.

Live programmes and mentorship are separate.

A delegate makes his case in committee.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026

Seen from above, students’ hands drawing with coloured pencils on one large sheet of chart paper.

The OYI ReviewOne Young India Press

White paper

English-Only Justice

Why Article 348 Locks Most Indians Out of Their Own Courts and Why AI Translation Won’t Fix It

Monit Gajjar, Oberoi International School

Drawn cover: the Supreme Court building above a road paved with the word for justice in several Indian scripts.

Executive Summary

This paper identifies Article 348 of the Constitution of India as a structural constraint on linguistic access to justice.

AcceptedThe OYI Review · 8 Oct 2026

Write.

Writing Studio

The student drafts in the Writing Studio and gets feedback on each draft.

Drafts free · AI feedback and submitting in Essential

Hands on one sheet of chart paper.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026

Learn live, with a cohort and mentors.

One Young India also runs live programmes, online and on campus.

The whole cohort together in a lecture theatre, some standing and some sitting on the floor in front.
The cohort on the last day.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025
  1. Seen from above, students sit in a circle on the floor around a board game called Master of Disaster, cards in hand.
    Mid-game, on the floor of the hall.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025
  2. A group on the floor bends over chart paper with pencils while one student makes her point.
    One sheet of chart paper, mid-argument.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026
  3. Students sitting cross-legged on the floor smile and talk in a small group.
    Small groups, wherever there is floor.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025
  4. A hand writes the word Value in large letters on a sheet of paper.
    A word to argue about, written large.Summer Symposium 2024, June 2024
  5. Three students sitting on the floor smile at the camera between rounds.
    Between rounds.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025
  6. A student sitting on the floor of a busy hall smiles at someone across the circle.
    A circle on the floor, mid-discussion.Summer Symposium 2025, Pune, June 2025
  1. 21-24 Nov

    Online, 4pm to 8pm IST

    Entrepreneurship in Action

    Work through a product idea, build with AI and pitch it as a founder.

    ₹17,700 Details about Entrepreneurship in Action, 21-24 Nov

  2. 24-27 Dec

    Online, 4pm to 8pm IST

    Model NITI Aayog

    Investigate a public policy question and defend it in a white paper.

    ₹17,700 Details about Model NITI Aayog, 24-27 Dec

  3. 7-10 Jan 2027

    Online, 10am to 2pm IST

    Entrepreneurship in Action

    Work through a product idea, build with AI and pitch it as a founder.

    ₹17,700 Details about Entrepreneurship in Action, 7-10 Jan 2027

  4. 7-10 Jan 2027

    Online, 4pm to 8pm IST

    Model NITI Aayog

    Investigate a public policy question and defend it in a white paper.

    ₹17,700 Details about Model NITI Aayog, 7-10 Jan 2027

Times in IST. All programmes

Model G20 Summit and Model NITI Aayog are independent educational programmes and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the G20, NITI Aayog, or any government body.

Choose how you want to begin.

Join a live programme.

Represent a delegation, argue a policy case or build a product, with a cohort and mentors. ₹17,700, with a year of Learnacy Essential included.

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Learnacy Essential.

A year to take one question to a finished research paper, with feedback from an AI writing coach and a reviewed route to publication in The OYI Review. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed. ₹1,499 for the year.

Buy for a student · ₹1,499

See what a year includes

Essential pays for the tools, the course and the feedback. It never buys acceptance.

One payment, including GST. No automatic renewal.

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A free account opens drafting in the Writing Studio, World 101’s map and the 2D version of every lab.

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Before you begin

Which programme is right for me?

Start with a subject you want to investigate: world affairs, public policy, entrepreneurship or an ongoing mentorship. Programmes serve students in Grades 8 to 12 and undergraduates, with eligibility and formats listed on each programme page.

What will students actually do?

Depending on the programme, students represent a delegation, discuss a policy question, test a business idea or develop original research. The work gives them practice in using evidence, making decisions, speaking and writing.

Can I use the Writing Studio without joining a programme?

Yes. Drafting in the Writing Studio is free with a Learnacy account, in every format. Feedback from an AI writing coach and submitting or resubmitting a paper need Learnacy Essential. Every submission goes through editorial review against the review rubric, and accepted Studio papers receive a published page and a verifiable certificate of publication. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

Is Learnacy Essential part of the programme fee?

It works the other way round. Learnacy Essential (₹1,499 for the year) can be bought on its own, and every paid registration for a live programme includes a year of it. Mentorship is separate.

What are the dates, format and fees?

The programme cards show the listed cohorts, delivery mode and fees. Open a programme for its full details and registration options. Mentorship is arranged through an enquiry.

Can we ask about financial support or a school partnership?

Yes. Contact us to ask about scholarships on our programmes, or to discuss a programme for your school. Share the learner’s interests or your school’s needs so we can suggest a relevant next step.

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