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NUDC 2025

2025 · BP

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The field

Below Average

A smaller or newer tournament. Good for building confidence and getting reps.

97 teams (This edition), 114 teams (2024)

Motions from this series

NUDC 2025 (2025)13 motions
  • Round 1This House Opposes the norm that rewards 'going the extra mile'
  • Round 1This House Regrets the idolization of historical figures
  • Round 1This house would significantly prioritize political compatibility in relationships
  • Round 1This House Opposes the acquisition of smaller AI companies by the four major AI developers
  • Round 1As a working-class Gen-Z, This house would actively seek a full-time career in content creation
  • Round 1As the feminist movement, This house would heavily center its advocacy on microfeminism
  • Round 1In combating recession, This House Believes That developing countries should implement negative interest rate policy to stimulate the economy
  • Round 1This house supports the narrative that hardships are a part of God's trials as opposed to the Devil's work
  • Round 1This House Believes that the advocacy against right-wing populism should primarily be based on economy (ie. macroeconomic policies, tax, etc) as opposed to social and moral aspects (ie. gender, race, and religion etc
  • Round 1THW implement plea bargaining into the Indonesian legal system
  • Round 1As the Indonesian government, THW prioritize the development of football in the expense of other sports
  • Round 1This House Prefers that mankind universally adopts the 'Babel' as an everyday language
  • Round 1This House Supports the Brexit Reset deal
NUDC 2024 (2024)15 motions
  • Round 1This House believes that the film industry should embrace Sora
  • Round 1This House would prohibit publications (expert reports, infographics, journals and articles, etc.) with the purpose of making economic predictions
  • Round 1As the feminist movement, This House opposes the glorification of "Summer of Women"
  • Round 1This House regrets humanity's obsession with anti-senescence
  • Round 1This House prefers internships or fellowships over written exams or capstone projects (essays, papers, thesis, journals, etc) as the end-of-semester evaluation method for university students
  • Round 1This House supports the establishment of the "Global South" as a formal organization
  • Round 1This House would ban the practice of granting "Lawyer Awards"
  • Round 1This House opposes the use of flagship species in conservation campaigns
  • Round 1This House believes that the concept of "forgiveness being a virtue" is obsolete
  • Round 1This House supports the recognition of traditional medicine practices as a formal field in the scientific study of medicine
  • Round 1This House regrets the continuous expansion of NATO
  • Round 1This House believes that the United States of America should reinstate the JCPOA
  • Round 1This House prefers a world where grief is perceived as a lifelong process one must go through as opposed to an emotional state that one day will subside
  • Round 1This House supports the establishment of the West Kalimantan nuclear reactor
  • Round 1This house believes that Indonesia should significantly tax residential properties (e.g. house, apartment units) that are left vacant or unoccupied

What gets set here

Social & Identity14%
Technology4%
Media4%
Economics4%
Education4%
International Relations4%

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You vs this tournament

What gets set here, next to how you have scored on each category across your own imported rounds.

  • Social & Identity · 29% of motions hereno rounds on record yet
  • Economics · 18% of motions hereno rounds on record yet
  • Philosophy · 18% of motions hereno rounds on record yet
  • Technology · 11% of motions hereno rounds on record yet
  • International Relations · 11% of motions hereno rounds on record yet
  • Politics · 7% of motions hereno rounds on record yet

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Breaking here

31% of teams break

Teams usually guarantee their break on 14 points.

Break on speaks? Average at least 77.8.

Last edition: 32 of 97 teams broke.

  • 202416 pts · 78.1 speaks32/114
  • 202511 pts · 77.5 speaks32/97
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Break categories

This tournament runs a separate break for each category. From the most recent edition:

  • Open break32 teams
  • Novice break23 teams

How scoring works here

75.5 avg speaker score

Most speakers land between 73.1 and 77.8.

This is 0.8 points above tournaments of similar calibre.

What finishing high has taken:

Top speaker pace 82.0

Top-10 pace 79.6

Top-20 pace 78.8

Median average speaks at each finishing spot, across 2 editions.

Comparable: Macau Debate Open 2026 (75.6), Tilburg Open 2026 (75.3)

Top speeches

The highest individual speaker scores recorded at this tournament.

DebaterSpeechMotionScore
🇮🇩 Carlsson K.LO83
Muhammad R.MO83
🇮🇩 Carlsson K.MO83
🇮🇩 Brian H.DLO82
Nurul F.MO82
🇮🇩 Jason S.OW82
Muhammad R.MG82
Septian A.LO82
Mahben H.MG82
Raziq A.OW82
Zahra M.OW82
Aluh A.GW82

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