Opportunity brief
The Commerce Society of Kirori Mal College presents The Simulation Event, a high-stakes strategic simulation where power is contested, alliances are fragile, and every decision can change the fate of a kingdom. In a realm governed by twelve rival houses, ambition knows no bounds, trust comes at a price, and supremacy belongs to those who know when to build, when to bargain, and when to strike.
- Step into a world where every house has its own strengths, every resource holds strategic value, and every move carries consequences. From high-stakes auctions and quantitative challenges to trading, negotiation, and critical decision-making, you will need more than raw power to stay ahead. Here, a poorly timed bid can weaken your position, a bad trade can shift the balance of power, and a single miscalculation can cost you everything.
- As the contest intensifies, a looming crisis will test the alliances holding the houses together. Loyalties will fracture, partnerships will crumble, and three houses will fall, leaving the survivors to face the ultimate test of strategy and strength. With diplomacy giving way to open conflict, the final war will determine which house has what it takes to rise above the chaos and claim supremacy.
- Details will be revealed in time. For now, remember that strength alone will not secure your victory, trust can be your greatest advantage or your greatest weakness, and your most dangerous opponent may be the one standing beside you. Think like a strategist, negotiate like a power broker, and fight for your legacy. Every bid, every bargain, every alliance, and every betrayal will decide whether your house rises to power or falls into oblivion.
Event Logistics
- Prelims: TBD
- Finals: 14th November 2026 at Kirori Mal College, Delhi
General Guidelines
- Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Teams of 1–4 members
- Cross-college participation allowed
- No prior knowledge of economics or governance is required
- The decisions of the organizers will be final and binding